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Remains of missing couple found 44 years later

Charles and Catherine Romer vanished while driving home four decades ago, and now police believe their remains have been found.

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Lawyer warns Aussies over $30,000 fine for pigeon-feeding

While sharing is caring, in two Australian states giving a pigeon a piece of your sandwich could cost you a massive fine.

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How an AI grandma is combating phone scams

Scammers frequently target the elderly, so one phone company is fighting back with their own AI "granny" who gives scammers a taste of their own medicine.

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"Apology not accepted!" Steve Price blasts pub's Aus Day boycott

The Project host has lashed out at the pub group responsible for cancelling January 26th celebrations, after they apologised for causing "concern and confusion" over the controversial move.

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Hundreds of pubs cancel Australia Day celebrations

Australia's second-biggest pubs group have shared their decision to ban January 26th celebrations in 200 of their venues, after taking into consideration the “hurt” the day causes some patrons.

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"About time": Coles bold parking move sparks debate

Frustrated staff at a Brisbane store have retaliated against drivers flouting the "customer-only" parking rule, but their move has divided locals.

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Lindt Cafe siege hero revealed for the first time

For 10 years, his name was suppressed for his own protection, now the hero cop who shot dead Man Monis has finally been unmasked.

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MasterChef UK host lashes out at wave of complaints

Gregg Wallace, who has been forced to step down from his hosting role amid investigations of his alleged inappropriate conduct, has launched into a tirade about the “middle-class women of a certain age” who lodged complaints about him.

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Huge win for widows after burial plots expired

A group of widows from Perth will have their final wishes honoured after the state government backflipped on a policy preventing them from being buried next to their late husbands.

Money & Banking

Black Friday sales are on again. To score a genuine bargain, it helps to go in with a plan

Retailers leverage our â€˜fear of missing outâ€™ to encourage us to buy more. As a shopper, itâ€™s important to design a strategy that serves your own best interests.

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"Tubby, bald-headed, ill-mannered bully": Rod Stewart's extraordinary spray

The famous rock star has taken to social media in response to renewed allegations against of misconduct against a MasterChef UK host.

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Grandmother mistakes $50m Powerball win for solar panel sales call

A quiet Thursday evening turned into an unforgettable moment for one Central Queensland grandmother, who was expecting yet another pesky solar panel sales pitch but instead received news that would blow the roof off any house â€“ solar panels or not.

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Remains of missing couple found 44 years later

Lawyer warns Aussies over $30,000 fine for pigeon-feeding

How an AI grandma is combating phone scams

"Apology not accepted!" Steve Price blasts pub's Aus Day boycott

Hundreds of pubs cancel Australia Day celebrations

"About time": Coles bold parking move sparks debate

Lindt Cafe siege hero revealed for the first time

MasterChef UK host lashes out at wave of complaints

Huge win for widows after burial plots expired

Black Friday sales are on again. To score a genuine bargain, it helps to go in with a plan

"Tubby, bald-headed, ill-mannered bully": Rod Stewart's extraordinary spray

Grandmother mistakes $50m Powerball win for solar panel sales call

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