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2 years too lenient for attack?
An advocate of tougher measures against alcohol-fuelled violence says the sentence given to NRL player Russell Packer is too lenient. Andrew Voss looks at the two year sentence - is it too lenient, or too harsh?
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Drug drivers are on the increase?
Is drug testing on drivers really as random as alcohol testing? What have been the results of finding drivers behind the wheel on drugs? Stuart Bocking looks at a concerning trend that police are tackling head on.
Dogs pee on magnetic fields?
When picking up your dog's poo from the park, ever wondered who really evolved? Ever pondered over why they pick a spot to pee? Mike Jeffreys on a finding that dogs relieve themselves in line with Earth's magnetic field.
Summer escape to Rio
Rio would be nice this time of year. Thinking of planning holidays? Andrew Voss takes us to Rio. What are the beaches like, and what of the local menu. One of the world's biggest party spots, here's to Rio.
Mother and daughter die in Bali
Investigations continue into the death of an Australian mother and daughter in Bali. Initial reports suggest the pair died from food poisoning. Andrew Voss looks at whether the pair may have eaten poisoned fish.
More one punch street carnage
Police say they are fed up with one punch attacks, with yet another teenager in an induced coma with a fractured skull from the weekend. Andrew Voss looks at the latest weekend carnage from across Sydney.
Ashes whitewash by Australia
The Australian cricket side has been given today to celebrate its Ashes series whitewash of England before attention turns to next month's series against South Africa. What did you think of the win?
Ban alcohol ads in sport?
Is it time to ban alcohol advertising in sport? Stuart Bocking speaks with the Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Drug Foundation John Rogerson on the new push to curb all alcohol advertising around sport.
Bashing victim's family speak out
The family of Sydney bashing victim Michael McKewen will today visit the bedside of 18-year-old Daniel Christie, who's fighting for life after being punched in an attack that took place at Kings Cross.
Sydney house prices on the boom
Sydney leads Australian house price growth in 2013 with a 14.5% increase. It is boom times for house sellers across Sydney. Andrew Voss takes a look at the great leap in prices and where they are headed in 2014.
Speak up: social vs traditional media
Why can new media say anything they like about accused criminals but traditional media can't? Mike Jeffreys on the rise of social media, is it now just a matter of time before courts step in on what you can say?
Celebrity obsession and the selfie
Are we obsessed with celebrity? With the prevalence of selfies and celebrities, will the role of the paparazzo be defunct? And who makes up the celebrity or socialist list? Stuart Bocking on all things celebrity.
Violence: a generational thing?
Mass brawls and king hits, is violence a generational thing? Alcohol is a contributing factor in most of the violence, but Andrew Voss looks at the recent spate of attacks and we ponder the growing amount of brutality.
One way mission to Mars?
Would you take a one way ride to Mars for the chance to see space and colonise the planet? Andrew Voss with Josh Richards from Perth, selected in the second round for the journey on the Mars One Mission.
A look back at 2013 in Sport
2013 was an action packed year in sport. Winners, losers, controversies, yarns. What was the sporting moment that stood out most for you? Sports Today take a look back over the year 2013 in sport and the biggest highlights.
What's your new year resolution?
What are your New Year resolutions? Should we make ourselves resolutions and do we stick by what we promise ourselves? Clive Robertson looks at making New Years resolutions and how we can stick with them.
Reg Mombassa on an incredible life
Reg Mombassa has led an incredible life. Long before being the creative mind behind the New Years Eve fireworks, he was also in the band Mental As Anything. Andrew Voss with the muso and artist behind Mambo.
Politics: who stood out in 2013?
It was a busy year in politics. We had three Prime Ministers, and an election take place. Andrew Voss with Michael Pachi discuss the back stabbing on both sides, the overflowing polls, and the year in review.
Ok to check a partner's phone?
Jamie Durie's fiancee finds explicit messages from other women on his phone? Is it ever OK to check your partner's phone? Mike Jeffreys discusses the gossip, but also ponders the question over personal space.
Send youth a message on violence?
How do we get the message through to our youth about alcohol and violence? As people celebrate New Year's Eve, is there a message we can send those out in clubs and pubs about stifling alcoholic violence?
Do we need a Governor General?
Do we still need a Governor General in Australia? Tim Webster looks at the role of the Governor-General in light of Peter Cosgrove's new appointment next year, and the links we still have to Her Majesty the Queen.
Health care chiefs get pay rise?
With the new price increases in health care premiums, why are the chiefs getting bigger salaries? Are they really taking care of their customers? Tim Webster with Peter Swan from the School of Business NSW Uni.
The journey of the Railway Man
The Railway Man is a true life story of suffering & forgiveness being forced to work on the Thai-Burma railway. Andrew Voss looks at the incredible movie and story with the director of the film, Jonathan Teplitzky.
Switching off over the holidays?
It's the season of good cheer, but accidents still happen. Tim Webster discusses the horror accident weekend in the lead up to Christmas. Although it's the time of year to relax, don't switch off the mind completely.
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