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22 May 12 | CONSUMERS want to know the impact that beef production has on the land, the source of fibres used in printer paper and how best to recycle batteries for small appliances, new research has found.
Oakeshott vents anger over Thomson
22 May 12 | Independent MP Rob Oakeshott has told Parliament he is ''frankly angry'' at Craig Thomson for taking so long to make an explanation about allegations he misused union funds, adding that he would recommend a censure motion against the member for Dobell and support debate on suspending Mr Thomson for 14 days.
22 May 12 | Four young conservationists are being given the chance to get their hands wet and to pursue their passion as junior aquarists.
Woolies red-faced after accidental discounts
22 May 12 | Woolworths customers enjoyed some not-so-everyday rewards after a technical glitch resulted in big discounts on some shopping bills.
22 May 12 | Car wash king Anthony Sahade has been charged with assault after a dispute with a neighbour at Point Piper.
22 May 12 | Native title has officially been recognised over Australia's largest and best-known lake, Lake Eyre, in a special hearing of the Federal Court in remote South Australia.
22 May 12 | For the second time, one of Domino's most successful young franchisees has been attacked by arsonists.
22 May 12 | Billionaire Clive Palmer is set to face court after refusing to pay a speeding fine he received on the Gold Coast in January.
Wilkie backs government's watered-down pokie reforms
22 May 12 | TASMANIAN independent MP Andrew Wilkie has ''reluctantly'' backed the government's watered down poker machine reforms, ending months of speculation and negotiation.
Dating disasters
22 May 12 | There's something to learn from booty calls before the first date and strange sexual proclivities.
22 May 12 | ''Utterly implausible.'' This is the judgment levelled by Opposition leader Tony Abbott of Craig Thomson's explanation to parliament of claims he misused union funds for personal perks and pleasures.
Sarah Wynter lands role in Californication
22 May 12 | Newcastle-raised actress Sarah Wynter has reportedly landed a role on the next season of television series Californication.  | CommentsComments (1)
Pizza scooters left thin and crispy by fire in second attack in a year
22 May 12 | Hope you like your scooters as thin and crispy as your pizza.
Masterful methods or merely myth?
22 May 12 | All cooks have their tricks of the trade in the kitchen, but some common beliefs have passed their use-by date.
22 May 12 | Medical authorities say that as many as one in five people carry the ‘‘golden staph’’ bacteria, Staphylococcus aureus, on their skin or in their nasal passages with no observable effects.
22 May 12 | A Sydney woman has been charged after allegedly biting off a one-centimetre piece of her neighbour's ear.
The quiet man in the middle
22 May 12 | Robin Gibb, the taciturn Bee Gee, died in London on Sunday.
22 May 12 | An 18-year-old woman has been seriously hurt after being hit by a van in inner-west Sydney, police say.
Man held dying brother in his arms: court
22 May 12 | The shooter held the gun near his belly button and aimed at Joshua and Thomas Maynard before he said, ‘‘Maynard, I’m gunna shoot ya’’, Thomas Maynard said yesterday.
Obeid family had eye on Denman farm
22 May 12 | Obeid family members expressed interest in buying a Denman farm nearly three years before a family friend and financial adviser was granted a coal exploration licence over the property.
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