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14 Jun 2014 - 9:04am

Canadian sues hospital over penis surgery

A Canadian man who says he was unable to have sex for two years after an operation that left his penis shorter is suing the hospital.
17 May 2014 - 9:32am

Man climbs under star's dress at Cannes

Cate Blanchett and fellow actors have been left shocked after an apparent serial prankster dove beneath actress America Ferrera's dress at Cannes.
3 May 2014 - 9:05am

Japanese fans say Godzilla is too fat

The latest version of Godzilla is soon set to hit cinema screens, but Japanese fans say their local hero is looking a little chubby.
19 Apr 2014 - 8:45am

US Congress' dirty little secret

Hustler founder Larry Flynt has been sending monthly copies of his magazine to every US Congress member since 1983.
19 Apr 2014 - 9:54am

Homeless Jesus statue sparks controversy in wealthy American town

A bronze statue of a homeless Jesus on a park bench has sparked controversy in a wealthy American suburb.
12 Apr 2014 - 11:22am

German shop faces inquiry over Hitler mug

A police inquiry has been launched into a German store's sale of mugs that inadvertently featured an image of Hitler on them.
5 Apr 2014 - 8:01am

US restaurant chain 'bans' Putin

A New York-based food chain has banned Russia's Vladimir Putin from its restaurants, saying he'll be welcome back when he stops "picking on people".
26 Mar 2014 - 10:24pm

Pakistan censors New York Times Bin Laden story

Pakistani readers of the International New York Times were met with a half-empty front page on Sunday, after a cover story on Osama Bin Laden was removed.
16 Mar 2014 - 9:51pm

'Prince Harry' cons Austrian floor layer

A Facebook user posing as Prince Harry has conned an Austrian floor layer out of 30,000 euros by hiring him to help renovate Buckingham Palace.
15 Mar 2014 - 11:40am

Petite Hong Kong store sells for millions

A tiny Hong Kong shop measuring just 12 square metres has sold for more than $US23 million ($A25.56 million).
14 Mar 2014 - 8:03am

Chinese ban Honky Tonk Women at Stones gig

Mick Jagger says the Chinese censors banned the Rolling Stones' classic hit Honky Tonk Women when the band played in Shanghai.
13 Mar 2014 - 12:15pm

Rio to ban cosmetic surgery ... for pets

The Brazilian city of Rio De Janeiro plans to ban procedures such as tail docking and removal of cat claws, as well as ear cropping for dogs.
13 Dec 2013 - 5:50pm

Hefty fine for ignoring 'Do not knock' sign

A salesperson who ignored a "Do not knock" sign has cost their company thousands.
13 Dec 2013 - 5:42pm

'Time to die,' German clock told hospital patient

A patient at a British hospital got a rude shock when his bedside clock read "Die".
26 Nov 2013 - 2:29pm

Slovak pensioner opens stuffed animal zoo

A Slovak pensioner has opened a zoo like no other: one filled with dozens of abandoned stuffed animals.
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25 Nov 2016 - 8:26am

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WA Aboriginal elders vital in changing the date of Australia Day

The City of Fremantle in Western Australia has decided to celebrate Australia Day two days later after hearing the concerns of Aboriginal elders.
25 Nov 2016 - 6:33am

New push for palm oil labelling to help save critically endangered orangutans

The world’s leading orangutan scientist is urging Australians to support the campaign for mandatory labelling of palm oil in all food products.
25 Nov 2016 - 7:09am

'Deportation would tear our family apart': GP makes last-ditch plea for family to stay in Australia

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