Ticket buyers are paying exorbitant fees for their tickets to be ''processed'', ''handled'' or ''booked'' online. Welcome to the ''surcharge society''.
Extra charges behind advertised prices
But officer, I swear that's the pink elephant I saw walk in and point a gun at the barman
You might be able to blame your beer goggles on your failure to identify a good mate, but you cannot blame them on your failure to identify a criminal.
Anti-discrimination laws overhaul delayed
The Gillard government has put overhauling anti-discrimination laws on hold as Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus concedes proposed changes may not have struck the right balance.
Asylum seeker's deportation ruled illegal, setting back government hopes of deterrent
More than 100 Afghan asylum seekers could have their failed refugee assessments reviewed after a court ruled that former immigration minister Chris Bowen had illegally ordered one man's removal to Afghanistan.
Nationals jostle to lock out Joyce bid for a seat
The sudden resignation of Richard Torbay has renewed speculation about the future of NSW Nationals leader Andrew Stoner, with his cabinet colleague Kevin Humphries continuing to canvass support for a challenge.
Drop charges over ecstasy, police urged
Ecstasy users should not be charged by police, former Labor health minister Neal Blewett said during a provocative keynote address to the peak police drug and alcohol forum in Australasia on Wednesday.
Seam of talent may be lost, designer fears
When Carla Zampatti founded her fashion label in 1965 after arriving in Australia as an Italian immigrant, she was proud to work on the factory floor to learn from fellow immigrants who then dominated the Sydney rag trade.
CEO distances Cancer Council from drug cost claims
Cancer Council chief Ian Olver has distanced the organisation from claims by some pharmacists and oncologists that cancer sufferers could miss out on chemotherapy as a result of a cut in the price the Commonwealth pays for some drugs.
Key witness was recommended for psychological evaluation
A key witness in the court-martial of a military policeman accused of trying to cover up the apparent beating of an Afghan prisoner was recommended for a psychological evaluation to see if he was fit for the army, a court heard yesterday.
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