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John Oliver Ruffles Feathers In Bird Of Century Vote
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U.S. chat show host John Oliver has ruffled feathers by backing a bird in New Zealand's Bird of the Century competition. Introducing the humble (and potentially Australian) Pūteketeke.

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Government Set To Ban Disposable Vapes

The Federal Government is set to ban the importation of single-use vapes but says it will make it easier for doctors to issue prescriptions where needed.

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The Aussie Women Going To Great Lengths To Have Babies Later In Life

More and more Aussie women are choosing to start their families later in life, with a quarter of babies born to those over 35, and some of them are going to great lengths to conceive.

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The Choir Helping Everyone Find Their Voice

When this @PopChoirAustralia started 9 years ago, it only had 20 singers, but now, there are over 700 members, and it's helped them all find their voice.

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Aussie Model's 118 Reasons Not To Have Children

An Aussie model has divided the internet after she posted a list of 118 reasons why she has remained child-free. Ellie Gonsalves joins us to explain.

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Supercross' World Number 1 Ken Roczen's Difficult Route To The Top

Ken Roczen is officially the world number one in motorcycle Supercross, and while he’s on top of the world celebrating now, it’s not been an easy route to the top. Roczen joins us to tell us all about it.

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Hall Sues Oates In Latest Hall & Oates Battle

Daryl Hall & John Oates, better known as Hall & Oates, are the biggest-selling music duo of all time, but now it could all be about to end as Hall sues Oates and seeks to get a restraining order.

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Paris Hilton's Las Vegas DJ Fail

Paris Hilton had a little bit of a rough weekend at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, as pictures showed a super low turnout for her DJ set… So, we asked Mel Buttle why she thinks it happened to such an incredible talent.

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Gymnastics Move Named After Aussie Georgia Godwin

It’s one thing to be known for a sporting move, but it’s a whole other thing to have a move named AFTER you. That's what has happened to Georgia Godwin, who has been recognised by the International Gymnastics Federation. Georgia joins us to tell us all about how it happened.

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