Swiss send Salvos to Eurovision

SWITZERLAND is putting its faith in the Salvation Army, whose guitarist is 94 years old, to win the Eurovision Song Contest when it is staged in Malmo, Sweden, next year. Swiss television viewers chose the Christian missionary group's rock tune...

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Tiger launches new routes and aircraft

The Civil Aviation Safety Authority grounded Tiger's Australian fleet in July last year after a series of safety concerns. Picture: James Morgan. Source: Supplied A YEAR and a half after its Australian fleet was grounded over safety concerns,...

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Aussies brace for cyclone Evan in Fiji

People walk through debris in Samoa's capital Apia on Friday after cyclone Evan ripped through the South Pacific island nation. Source: AP NEARLY 700 teenage schoolies are among thousands of Australians bracing for monster Cyclone Evan's arrival...

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Community looks for answers to tragedy

As hundreds stand outside St. Rose of Lima Roman Catholic Church, which was filled to capacity, a couple embrace during a healing service held in for victims of an elementary school shooting. Picture: AP Source: AP A GUNMAN has shot 26 people...

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The price of ink just stinks

Printer ink costs more than Chanel No.5 or champagne. Source: News Limited YOU can buy a printer for about $150 but the ink costs more than Chanel No.5 or champagne, prompting consumer advocates Choice to call for a government investigation....

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Kids 'addicted' to fast food app

Hungry Jacks was singled out for "Encouraging a young audience to consume unhealthy food any time" via a simple shake of their phone. Picture: Supplied Source: news.com.au DIETITIANS are pushing to ban a smartphone app that dishes out free...

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Mullally catty in cabaret show

Will & Grace star Megan Mullally will star in One Night With Megan Mullally to tour Sydney and Melbourne, as part of the Mardi Gras Festival in February. Picture: supplied Source: Supplied SHE sharpened her comedy claws as the deliciously...

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It's a bad Christmas for bosses

More than one million work days will be lost this festive season thanks to sickies. Picture: Megan Slade Source: The Courier-Mail AUSTRALIAN employees are expected to take more than one million "sickies" this festive season, costing their bosses...

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