Outrage over fake Jetstar Facebook page

Jetstar customers were left confused and angry when an anonymous prankster created a fake Facebook page. Source: HWT Image Library JETSTAR has landed in the middle of a PR disaster after an internet hoaxer hijacked its Facebook page and started...

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Hot in the city - here comes summer

The heat can be uncomfortable, but Aussies know how to deal with it. Source: PerthNow THE average forecast top for Australia's capitals is over 31C. Guess which city is the first to get a 40C baking this summer. It will not be a pie...

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Witnesses quizzed over AWU scandal

Julie Bishop questions Julia Gillard in parliament over the AWU affair. Picture: Gary Ramage Source: The Australian VICTORIAN police have begun interviewing key witnesses as part of an investigation into the Australian Workers Union scandal....

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Weighty verdict lets mum keep son

A judge has denied a father custody of his obese son, allowing the child to remain with his mother. Source: Supplied A FATHER has asked for custody of his "chronically obese" nine-year-old son, blaming the child's weight on his ex-wife. ...

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Days of the geek could be numbered

Technical geniuses who struggle with interpersonal relationships, like the characters from The Big Bang Theory, could find themselves on the outer if they neglect to brush up on their people skills. Picture: Channel 9 Source: Supplied THE days...

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Call the cops? They're already listening

POLICE are increasingly bugging telephones to make arrests, according to new figures to be released by the Government today. Attorney-General Nicola Roxon will table statistics which show evidence used in court from phone intercepts and surveillance...

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Daniel's bones 'laid on table'

The committal hearing into Daniel Morcombe's murder continues on Thursday. Source: The Courier-Mail WHEN search crews uncovered bones from the dirt of a Glass House Mountains crime scene, they drove them to the house of a senior pathologist...

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Student visas 'used as back door'

FOREIGN workers are taking jobs from young Australians by using student or backpacker visas as a "back door" to work here, study findings claim. Monash University demographer Bob Birrell, who heads the Centre for Population and Urban Research,...

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Kids, listen to mum: Don't lie...unless you're at work

Many adults teach their children not to lie, but do so themselves in work situations / Thinkstock Source: Supplied IT'S not just the children we leave at home when we head to the office. A study has found we leave our morals there too. ...

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Bath, blowdry and barracking for the PM

Tim Mathieson meets Diabetes Australia youth ambassador Juliette Winterflood at the Lodge in Canberra. Picture: Kym Smith Source: News Limited WHEN he's not running her bath, fetching the newspaper or blowdrying her hair the Prime Minister's...

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How a phone killed family's dog

Eve Gatt with her daughters Stephanie and Kristen, and their dog Boof / Pic: Tim Hunter Source: The Daily Telegraph Emma, who was hit by a car and killed. Source: The Daily Telegraph EVE Gatt has battled with her HTC Desire smartphone...

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Aussie destinations are rising stars

Perth has been named one of the world's best up-and-coming destinations. Picture: Gary Merrin Source: PerthNow Hobart also made the list by TripAdvisor, coming in at number 7. Picture: Sam Rosewarne AUSTRALIAN destinations are fighting...

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Eclipse sparks 'sunburnt eyeball' cases

SOLAR: Brisbane City Council Story Bridge team leader Pat Menagh watches the eclipse from the top bridge. Picture: Peter Wallis Source: The Courier-Mail Missed the total eclipse of the sun? Watch a timelapse of our live coverage ...

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Travel injury award sets benchmark

A QANTAS flight attendant has won a legal case that could affect hundreds of airline employees and other workers who are injured while travelling for job-related reasons on days off. John Kennerley was injured on March 10, 2010, after setting...

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Gay BB winner proposes to boyfriend

Big Brother winner Benjamin Norris, with host Sonia Kruger, jumps for joy after winning the show's $250,000 cash prize. Picture: Paul Broben Source: Supplied IN a stunning feel-good Big Brother finale, gay housemate Benjamin Norris won $250,000...

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Obama wins bet on changing America

An emotional supporter listens to the president's speech in Chicago. African-American and Latino voters overwhelmingly favoured Mr Obama, as the changing demographics of the US reshape political battles. Source: AFP US President Barack Obama...

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Was Sawyer drunk on-air or really tired?

US ABC's Diane Sawyer and George Stephanopoulos during election night coverage. Source: AP Diane Sawyer's election night performance left some viewers asking if she had begun celebrating a bit early. Co-anchoring ABC News' coverage, the...

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Adult lives are simply too busy

Small business owner Nicole Avery entertains her five children - Moss, 13, Eamonn, 11, Stirling, 6, Magnus, 3, and Mable, 8 - but only focuses on doing a few things a day. Picture: David Caird Source: Herald Sun STRESSED Aussies try to save...

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How to burn off a can of Coke, according to Coke

Coca-Cola have invented a calculator to help you figure out the best ways to burn off calories. Picture: Coca-Cola COCA-COLA have invented a calculator which tells you exactly what you need to do to burn off your lunchtime can of fizz. ...

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The best new accommodation in Australia

The historic Kingsford Homestead, featured on McLeod's Daughters, is now open to the public. The 1856 property is 45 minutes from Adelaide in the Barossa Valley and features a private wine cellar and a private outdoor bush bath. Picture: Kingsford...

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DJs puts the sting into online retail

Rebecca Iacomino and Anna Fam shopping at David Jones, Sydney City / Pic: Brad Hunter Source: The Daily Telegraph IF you can't beat them - join them. After watching online shopping websites make huge inroads into their traditional dominance...

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