'Carnage like a warzone'

7 November 2009

Veterans say the shooting at a US military base which killed 13 people caused carnage and confusion that rivalled their worst days in Iraq. Read More

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Twenty years after the Berlin Wall fell, world leaders will meet in a transformed Germany to celebrate the revolution.

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Jets name price for Griffiths

A-League club Newcastle Jets have demanded Chinese Super League champions Beijing Guoan pay a $1 million transfer fee if they want to keep striker Joel Griffiths.

Cadel to ride in Oz

Australia's world road cycling champion Cadel Evans has confirmed he will ride in next year's Tour Down Under with his BMC Racing Team.

A major league of WAGs

Kate Hudson is one of the big hitters at the Yankees, and an Aussie fast bowler likes Miranda Kerr's music. Those stories and more in The Circus.

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Monday film: Undead

Monday film: Undead

Monday nights on SBS ONE have been taken over by brain-thirsty ghouls and no-one is safe.

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Shintaro! Ninja blog

John Birmingham recalls the 'sheer freakishness' of The Samurai and imagines a remake.

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Soon: Honeybee Blues

Soon: Honeybee Blues

According to legend, Einstein said, 'No bees, no honey; no honey, no humans'. Why's that?

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Porn is big business

Porn is big business

After watching Friday's Hardcore Profits, John Birmingham offers us a future of virtual porn stars.

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Vietnamese herbs

Vietnamese cooking is renowned for its use of fresh herbs and there really is no substitute.

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Lazy Mussels

The weather has turned warm and it's time to cook the laziest seafood meal possible: mussels.

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Food Safari cookbook

Maeve O'Meara talks about her new book Food Safari - Glorious Adventures through a World of Cuisines.

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What's in season?

Bananas are at their best during summer. They are packed with potassium and free of fat.

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Capitalism: A Love Story

Something's rotten in the State of the Union and professional agitator Michael Moore is out for payback (literally).  Watch his interview and read the review.

Double trouble

Alec Baldwin and Steve Martin will share hosting duties at the 2010 Oscars.

Genova

Listen to director Michael Winterbottom then read the review of his film.

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Skye writer

We chat to this 16-year-old author, who is is taking on the world with her fight against whaling.

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Moral compass

Footballer Marlon King launches his campaign for personal justice.

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