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Keith Richards denies snorting father's ashes, admits injecting them Print E-mail
Thursday, 19 April 2007
ImageGeriatric rockstar Keith Richards has hit out at the media this month, claiming he was joking when he told British music mag NME he had snorted his dad Bert's remains in 2002. The Rolling Stones guitarist says the media are "making a mountain out of a relatively small pile of cadaver-infused cocaine."
 
Hicks finally granted a legal right: to remain silent Print E-mail
Tuesday, 17 April 2007

ImageConvicted terrorist David Hicks will soon return to Australia under a plea bargain that will see him serve nine months in jail and bar him from commenting on his case. Hicks has been warned that under a variation on the US's famous Miranda Rights, anything he says can be used against him in a non-court of retrospective law.

 
'Nutbush City Limits' revives party Print E-mail
Tuesday, 10 April 2007
ImageA suburban engagement party was rescued at the eleventh hour this week, thanks to the quick thinking of a plucky DJ. Despite the open bar and extensive buffet, attendees refused to mingle, drink too much or properly celebrate the upcoming union of the guests of honour. The crisis was only averted by the narrowest of margins after the DJ finally succeeded in breaking the ice with Tina Turner's 1973 hit 'Nutbush City Limits'.
 
FBI agent, pedophile find unlikely love online Print E-mail
Thursday, 05 April 2007

ImageWhen Special Agent Olivia Martinez started a sting operation to catch online sex predator Karl Bute Jnr, she thought it would be a routine assignment. She never suspected that the man she was entrapping would end up entrapping her heart.

 

 
Qantas to still call 51% of Australia home Print E-mail
Tuesday, 20 March 2007
ImageThe Government has approved the sale of 49% of Qantas to overseas investors after securing a deal to protect jobs, regional air services and itself from damaging fallout ahead of the next election. "If the sale goes ahead, I want to reassure our loyal customers that we will still call Australia home," CEO Geoff Dixon said. "Primarily in our marketing campaigns."
 
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