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The online child sex abuse epidemic

It’s prolific and it’s growing by virtue of expansion of access to the internet...

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Principal blasts parents who do school run in PJs

Have a wash and get dressed

Brit who died while honeymooning in Australia will have same-sex marriage recognised

British couple David and Marco Bulmer-Rizzi were honeymooning in Adelaide when David died.

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Study: Does the size of your table influence how much you eat?

Does a big table make you eat less?

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Olympian: I’m not here to look sexy

British high jumper slams sexism in sport

Japanese company manufactures lifelike child sex dolls

The sex dolls are aimed at pedophiles

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Mum knits herself a new son

Marieke Voorsluijs has a crafty plan to hold on to her teenage son.

Parents fail in bid to have daughter sterilised

The 25 year old is intellectually disabled

Teenager, 17, dies of painkiller overdose

A teenager from the UK has died after taking too many painkillers for a tummy ache.

Women protest The Sun's topless page 3 girl tradition.

Has The Sun done away with its topless page 3 girls?

In terms of dodgy British traditions that have somehow stuck around, the top honour must indeed go to the topless ‘page 3 girls’ that have graced the pages of The Sun tabloid since 1970. However the long and bewildering reign of the page 3 girl might finally be over with sources at the Murdoch owned […]

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Have these men failed women readers?

News organisations agree they need to do more to attract women readers. The question is — what? Jordan Baker talks to Australia’s leading newspaper publishers and editors. Garry Linnell, editorial director at Fairfax, admits that newspapers have failed women readers in the past. Until about five years ago, he says, “there was a fairly large […]