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In the hot seat
Josh Emett tells Kerri Jackson there's nothing hellish about working for Gordon Ramsay.
All Blacks: Two changes in side to play Wallabies
Piri Weepu has been demoted to the reserves for the All Blacks-Wallabies test in Melbourne on Saturday.
Rugby: Slippery Tri-Nations ground under fire
A questionmark hangs over the playing surface in Melbourne for the next Tri-Nations test.
News Ltd gags its online critics
News Ltd, owners of NRL club Melbourne Storm, is apparently unhappy about league fans posting unflattering sentiments on the club's online forum.
Hot deals: Travel for less
Fans are flocking to see the setting of the Millennium series, writes Malin Rising.
Beyond Fur Patrol
Singer Julia Deans keeps the slow reveal simple on her debut solo album, finds Paula Yeoman.
Principal 'gutted' by boys' theft spree
The principal of an elite Australian Catholic college has suspended a group of boys allegedly involved in a $6000 theft spree in Queenstown.
Kylie low on ideas for new album
Are cracks beginning to show in the glittering career of Kylie Minogue?
League: Melbourne Storm denies player boycott
Melbourne Storm officials have emphatically denied rumours their players will boycott the rest of the NRL season.
Minogue gives birth
Dannii Minogue and Kris Smith welcomed baby Ethan Edward Smith into the world on Monday.
Aussie Archbishop says sorry to abuse victims
'I once again express my deep sorrow and offer a sincere and unreserved apology to all victims of sexual abuse,' says Archbishop Denis Hart.
Dan Carter takes turn on <i>Top Model</i>
The upcoming series of NZ's Next Top Model promises to be must-watch TV.
Husband killed as wife comforts grieving son
A Tauranga grandmother was comforting her grieving son over the loss of his partner when she received the tragic news her husband had died in a forklift accident.
Bendigo: Down and outed
Rachel Grunwell dons a hard hat and takes the plunge into a Victoria gold mine.
NRL: Storm trial a possibility for July
The dispute between the Melbourne Storm and the NRL over salary cap penalties could be heard as early as July, a judge has said.