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Harvey Norman says charities support no-hopers
3pointsTHE retail king Gerry Harvey may have a personal fortune of about $1.6 billion but the Harvey Norman founder thinks donating to charity is "just wasted"
Film industry sues iiNet over BitTorrent downloads
3pointsThe leading film studios and Channel 7 have taken legal action against iiNet claiming the ISP is complicit in the infringement of their copyrighted material.
Investors lose $850bn in bear market
3pointsTHE value of the Australian share market has halved after a year-long slide, wiping $850bn off its value, with more losses are expected today after another plunge on Wall Street.
Hicks speaks out against control order
2pointsFormer Guantanamo detainee David Hicks has broken his silence to say he is concerned another control order will be placed against him.
Perth - home of the two-headed kitteh
2pointsIT could be a case of two heads are better than one after a mutant moggy with two faces was born in Midvale on Wednesday.
Google, Bidding for Phone ads
1pointsGoogle Inc. is trying to shake up the wireless industry by helping to create cheaper phones that can access advanced Internet services -- and carry its lucrative advertising. Anyone starting to worry about Google's power?
Yarra body mystery
1pointsHUNDREDS of tourists, school children and office workers were shocked to see a man's body floating under Princes Bridge on the Yarra River today.
House prices defy rates to rise
1pointsTHE interest rate hike in August failed to dampen the national property market, with house prices surging 3.5 per cent in the September quarter to be 10.6 per cent higher than a year ago.
Don’t throw out a broken iPod - fix it
1pointsA FEW months ago, Stephen Ironside, a student at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville, confronted a minor but modern tragedy: the iPod that filled his life with song stopped working.
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