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Elton John says teen helped him turn his life around
Elton John says he's been sober for 20 years, since shortly after the death of an Indiana teen with Aids who the musician credits with inspiring him to turn his life around.

Anger over bloodstained burger
Auckland couple offered vouchers after finding blood in a Burger King meal.

Officials powerless to stop 'transplant tourists'
Buying kidneys and other organs is illegal but authorities cannot stop people going overseas on "transplant tourism" trips.

Kiwis urged to avoid bootleg kidneys
There are about 500 people waiting for a kidney transplant in NZ as some Kiwis use the internet to buy organs from third world countries.

Insurance companies quiz customers on sex-life secrets
Life insurers are asking people seeking insurance if they have sex with prostitutes.

Homosexuals being used as 'scapegoats' by flawed governments
Homophobia is on rise in Uganda as the government seeks an Anti-Homosexuality Bill and the minister for ethics and integrity insists that it will be every citizen's duty under new laws to denounce anyone they suspect of being gay.

Zuma marries fifth wife, pays sixth dowry
Following the marriage of President Jacob Zuma to his fifth wife, the Independent looks at the arguments for and against polygamy.

Elton's 'Out of the Closet' sale - everything must go
The week-long "Out of the Closet" wardrobe sale will raise money for the Elton John Aids Foundation.

HIV predator's trail of destruction
Tall, dark and handsome, Glenn Mills was a smooth talker dubbed the "HIV Predator".

HIV accused may be forced to give DNA sample
The man accused of intentionally infecting men and women with HIV could be forced to give a DNA sample.

Seven more complainants in HIV infection case
Seven more alleged victims come forward after the publication of a photo of a man accused of deliberately infecting people with HIV.