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GALLERY: Ford to shut Australian plants
Ford announces total manufacturing shutdown, with 1200 jobs set to go.
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BUNBURY: Eleven people sick after caustic soda reportedly mistaken for salt at chicken takeaway shop.
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GALLERY: Ford to shut Australian plants
Ford announces total manufacturing shutdown, with 1200 jobs set to go.
Terror in London: UK soldier hacked to death in street
British police have shot and wounded two men after a man thought to be a serving soldier was ...
A big drop, but Rinehart is still richer than everyone else
Gina Rinehart's personal wealth has shed a staggering $7 billion in the past 12 months, but even her ...
Ford suppliers under the hammer
Two car manufacturers remain, but will they be enough to sustain the local industry?
Peter Slipper heading for a trial
Former speaker Peter Slipper will stand trial in December over claims he defrauded the Commonwealth.
Corby family suffers court blow over book defamation claims
The defamation action brought by Schapelle Corby's family against a book publisher has been dealt a blow in ...
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Carving a new career in hospitality
Writer Donna Kelly chats with scholar Jackie Airey, from Victoria, who took on a unique tree change.
Bianca’s an inspiration
Cyclist and Cerebal Palsy sufferer Bianca Woolford is doing herself and her family proud.
Lorna shocked by her garden award
Surprise award for keen gardener, Lorna Reynoldson from New South Wales.
Art exhibition is all in the family
Distance is no barrier for Alex Hibble's family who will join from parts of Australia to present an ...
More than just scones
The CWA is busy building a place in the hearts of the younger generation.
How to have a functional family
Having a connected family is beneficial to a child's sense of identity and the parents and the extended ...
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Absent three remembered
A MEMORIAL has been erected more than eight years after a tragic highway accident that killed a family ...
New ambulance crew welcomed
TWO new paramedics have been stationed to Tea Gardens Ambulance Station upping staff numbers from five to seven.
Melodious carols
FESTIVE Christmas cheer will be in the air at Tea Gardens Grange when its carols night is held ...
Coming of age for staff Loyal staff not about to retire
TODAY, seven dedicated staff will walk the halls of Great Lakes Nursing Home like any other day in ...
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A roaring good show: nice work Baz, old sport
In New York they draped feather boas from crystal chandeliers at The Plaza hotel, in Cannes they sipped ...
Tabloid tale a real page-turner
Two editors vie for the supremacy of their titles in Paper Giants: Magazine Wars.
Funds must be assured
It's time public broadcasters were left to make the shows audiences so clearly want to watch.
Pay TV show of the week: Bates Motel
This prequel sets about explaining how Norman Bates became the monster of Psycho.
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Daily horoscopes: Thursday, May 23
Read Alison Moroney's daily stars for Thursday, May 23, 2013.
Feeding the soul gives new hope to anorexics
Weight can become the whole world in anorexia, with every gram lost and gained the subject of intense ...
Bouris fired up over low-fee super
Mark Bouris' Yellow Brick Road is hoping to capture a slice of the $1.5 trillion in superannuation savings ...
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Having a connected family is beneficial to a child's sense of identity and the parents and the extended ...
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Live life to the fullest
Funerals can be wonderful celebrations of life, writer Donna Kelly shares.
Labor sets a booby-trap as it heads for the door
Trap. Wedge. Trick. Ploy. All these words have been used to describe Wayne Swan's latest federal budget.
Uni reform to hurt students
Four in five university students must work to support their studies, juggling an average of 16 hours of ...
The waiting game
Donna Kelly, like most people, wishes doctors had more time in the day to treat their patients.
The sober truth
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Qantas aims to close fuel surcharge loophole
Savvy frequent flyers are avoiding as much as $610 in fuel surcharges on Qantas international flights by exploiting ...
Win an escape to Novotel Twin Waters
As the weather cools down, we thought it time to spice things up with a chance for you ...
The 'budget airline of hotels' set to open in Australia
The Tune hotel chain could offer some of the lowest room-rates in years.