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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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A cow manure sculpture of New Zealand Environment Minister Nick Smith has sold for $A2,445 on an auction website.
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The Berlin Wall divided Germany for almost 30 years - two decades after its fall, take a look back at the barrier's history.
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Hang On For Dear Life: In this exciting episode of Mythbusters from Saturday night, there are thrills, spills and a blast from the criminal past.
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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.
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Monday nights on SBS ONE have been taken over by brain-thirsty ghouls and no-one is safe.
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According to legend, Einstein said, 'No bees, no honey; no honey, no humans'. Why's that?
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.
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We chat to this 16-year-old author, who is is taking on the world with her fight against whaling.
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