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Confidential
Gippsland guy rockets to fame
Confidential reporters LAST year, John James Parton was an unemployed welder living with his mum in Gippsland.
Blue belle Dannii moved to tears
Confidential reporters DANNII Minogue shed tears as Todd McKenney sang I Still Call Australia Home at the opening night of The Boy From Oz.
Sport
Clarke's T20 move no precedent
Christian Nicolussi MICHAEL Clarke has quit the shortest form of the game to deal with his batting woes.
SuperFooty
Jordan eyes the family silver
Matt Windley JORDAN Roughead says watching his cousin win a premiership makes his drive to be part of one even stronger.
Victoria
Hatred drives gangland widow
Anthony Dowsley
WENDY Peirce's hatred of police is behind her refusal to give evidence at any inquest into the 1998 murders of two police officers.
Dirty water leads to fish deaths
THE smell of rotting Murray cod hangs over the the Murray River and locals say a release of environmental water is too late.
Entertainment
Weaver primed for Hollywood gold
Sally Bennett ONLY one thing was troubling Jacki Weaver as she flew to Hollywood for the Golden Globe Awards.
Illness claims veteran newsreader
4:12PM Matthew Schulz FORMER TV newsreader Geoff Raymond, a stalwart of Victoria’s media for 30 years, has died after a sudden illness in England.
National
Rain raises fresh flood fears
AAP
RAIN continues to batter parts of Queensland as crews move into recovery mode for the biggest natural disaster the state has faced.
Teens learning to gamble at home
12:30AM Tom McIlroy AUSTRALIAN teenagers are adopting the gambling habits of their parents through exposure to online betting and card games.
The Other Side
Man's dead dad in closet for 5 years
7:15AM NewsCore POLICE in Japan were questioning a man after his father's mummified remains were found in the apartment they shared.
Travel
Aussies grab a bargain in LA
STRONG Australian dollar, bargain airfares and the lure of spotting a celebrity make Aussies the No.1 visitors to Los Angeles.
World
UK kids can quit school at 14
Staff writers BRITISH children will be given the chance to quit academic study at the age of 14 to take on vocational training under government plans.
Business
Soaring up the charts in 2011
John Beveridge HERALD Sun business writer John Beveridge picks his 10 big performing stocks for the year.
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Court appeals for asylum seekers
Posted by William at 1:17 PM January 07, 2011