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200k jobs at risk as housing boom rolls over: Morgan Stanley

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Family releases video of euthanasia advocate's final moments

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Weight Watchers sends out 'mood lights' for sex

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Have you ever seen a marketing campaign so truly awful you've wondered how it was given the green light?

Who's watching your kids?

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Whether it's through toys, web cams, mobile phones or computers, children are increasingly under surveillance.

Inside 12 of the world's coolest glasshouses

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The world's best glasshouses are as much about what they look like from the outside as what they contain.

Music For Cats claws its way to the top of the charts

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An album created especially for cats is being lapped up by humans too, topping two classical music charts.

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Bob Dylan: Should artists win awards?

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Is it right to put Bob Dylan in the same category of former Nobel Prize for Literature winners such as T.S. Eliot or Samuel Beckett?

Battalia Royale: The play where kids kill kids

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Four Australian writers reflect on the success and condemnation of their adaptation of a cult hit of Japanese literature.

A comfy coffin for overnight stay in Dracula's castle

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The winners of a competition to stay in the castle that inspired Bram Stoker's Dracula will have to obey a strict 'no-garlic' policy.

Is the Church of England dying?

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Up to 4,000 churches across Britain could close by 2020, says professor Linda Woodhead.

Louis Theroux: By Reason of Insanity

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Louis Theroux spends time with patients attempting to come to terms with their crimes and the clinicians keeping them safe.

Your burning finance questions answered

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Financial planner Melissa Browne answers the burning money questions of triple j listeners.

Prisoners get into vegetable growing

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Weights are being replaced by garden spades as many prisoners at Middleton Prison in Castlemaine take up gardening.

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SA storm caused transmission faults, but that's not the whole story

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'A new dawn': Duterte to meet China's President in historic visit

Mr Duterte has said the South China Sea case will "take a back seat" in Beijing.By China correspondent Matthew Carney

Big bank dispute with Apple Pay mobile payments might be right

Apple Pay arrived in Australia in November 2015.By Steve Worthington, Swinburne University of Technology

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