"SMH reports the Auditor General's report that 20 re-operations were required after patients 'retained' instruments.The cheek of the medical profession to suggest it wasn't a mistake on the surgeon's part to leave a foreign body inside a patient. It was that sneaky pancreas that grabbed an instrument when the surgeon wasn't looking that caused the problem." Ian Foster, Technical Officer, Biomedical Engineering, Wollongong Hospital.

Risking all in the Blue Mountains

A TV program promoter provides the inside story on repeats

More goings-on at the supermarket

ABC nominated for recognition for repeat performance

Some new issues for Monday

Hello luv, do you know what year it is?

Dad's Army or 'the lovely Fiona'?

The great C8 parking debate solved

A question of repeats

Two observations on Australian test cricketers

On advertising and packaging

Would Gallipoli hero have been deported by Dutton?

Column 8 correspondent could be deported

Banana skin warning

Finally, BOM rainfall forecasts explained

Slow down and smell the roses

Some serious stuff to start the week.

For 'deconstructed food' read lazy.

Does John's day sound familiar?

Our new national sport revealed

​Would you Adam and Eve it?

What type of device did Adam and Eve have?

Welcome to Super Moonday

Has Bronwyn got something in common with Trump and Kim Jong-un?

From Max Kretzers of Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands: "What is it with the sudden interest by so many to watch the credits, whether it is after movies or ABC shows? Perhaps those folks should get out more."

Banal lyrics of contemporary pop music

Column 8 – a US election-free zone

Can Margaret's cat help us win the cricket?

US elections more exciting in Lincoln's day