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We started with Bloom v Bieber so we may as well go out with another story that people will be talking about long into the night.
Why - and how - did sacked rugby league star Todd Carney go to Bali and end up hanging out with the Corby sisters?
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From left, Mercedes Corby, Todd Carney and Schapelle Corby in Bali.
From our friends at AAP:
A former Olympic boxer has been jailed in Perth for two years for lying to the Australian Crime Commission.
Adam Tony Forsyth pleaded guilty to six counts of giving false or misleading evidence to the ACC during an inquiry.
Forsyth must serve at least one year behind bars before he is eligible for parole.
Missing man Peter James Starr.
Police are seeking information regarding the whereabouts of a man last seen driving his vehicle out of Ravensthorpe.
Peter James Starr, 46, was last seen heading out of town about 10.40am on Wednesday in his white Toyota Hilux, registration plate: E28062.
Concerns are held for his safety and welfare as he has not confirmed any travel plans.
His vehicle has a large freezer/chiller on the tray of the ute and two antennas on the front.
Anyone who sees Mr Starr or his vehicle is asked to call Police on 131 444.
The health industry is a minefield of unsubstantial claims and guarantees and now one West Australian company has been instructed by the state's consumer watchdog to stop making promises about its green tea product.
Ocean River business Panvalley Enterprises Pty Ltd has agreed to remove a list of claims it made about its greenteaHawaiiproduct on its website, advertising or promotional material.
Consumer Protection has told the WA company to stop telling consumers that greenteaHawaii has the antioxidant value of up to 45 cups of normal green tea.
West Coast coach Adam Simpson says Scott Selwood could still play before season's end:
Usain Bolt is used to being cheered wherever he goes. But will Glasgow boo him after the row over his alleged "little bit sh*t" comments?
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Nervous: Usain Bolt was at the netball to support the Sunshine Girls against New Zealand.Credit: AFP
The outgoing chief executive of National Australia Bank, Cameron Clyne, has criticised the government's paid parental leave scheme as too costly and said the money would be better spent on child care.
Asked if the government can afford to honour its paid parental leave promise, Mr Clyne said "Well, no."
He also said that while NAB would have to pay an extra $100 million in tax under the plan, but this was not the reason he was opposed to the policy.
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![“The overwhelming feedback I get from our [staff] and we’ve got a big workforce here in Australia, 28,000, is the biggest barrier to women re-entering the workforce is child care,”: NAB chief Cameron Clyne](https://static.ffx.io/images/$width_1480%2C$height_833/t_crop_auto/q_62%2Cf_auto/d7c4cc8594ccb4672cdb32ba63746ffed98b96c2)
“The overwhelming feedback I get from our [staff] and we’ve got a big workforce here in Australia, 28,000, is the biggest barrier to women re-entering the workforce is child care,”: NAB chief Cameron Clyne Credit: Chris Pearce
The Coalition appears likely to reject a radical proposal that would control how all Australians who receive a working age welfare payment spend their benefits.
Mining magnate Andrew Forrest has conducted a wide-ranging review of indigenous employment for the Abbott government, which is due to be released on Friday.
Andrew Forrest wants all welfare recipients to be included under new income management plan.Credit: Jason Alden
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