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BLOG: What a Year!
Peter Harvey takes us back to the weird, wonderful and life-changing stories of 2009.
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True Beauty
She was a stunning young woman with a career in the spotlight. Now Katie Piper has a new insight into what it really means to be beautiful.
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Coming Clean
Andre Agassi was one of the most respected tennis players ever. Then a few weeks ago a bombshell. He openly admitted taking the drug ice.
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Interview with a Vampire
All around the world this week, the big fuss is about a new star, 23-year-old British actor Robert Pattinson. And even if you are not abreast of popular culture, this young man is unavoidable.
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Lifesaver
We love the Australian sun, but every year 1500 people die from skin cancer. Now, an incredible breakthrough could stop Melanoma in its tracks.
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The Tiger
This week, Tiger Woods competes at the Australian Masters in Melbourne. And every time he walks out to the tee, he's hunting for a win.
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Burning Question
You'd think we'd learn. Another bushfire season is almost upon us and yet again our forests are tinderboxes full of fuel just waiting for a spark.
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Search for Justice
They were five Australian journalists executed in cold blood. The Balibo Five were shot down by Indonesian soldiers in East Timor in 1975.
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The Storyteller
If anyone has the inside story on Ray Martin ... it's Ray Martin. And now, after four decades of telling other people's stories, Ray's telling his own.
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Little Heroes
He may be tiny, but the young bloke you're about to meet has a huge heart. Leo Lagana is 9 years old yet he's only 79 centimetres tall.
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The Human Tide
If you're on the run from a place like Afghanistan, Australia must look like paradise. But you'd have to be desperate to join the wave of refugees.
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Ending the Heartbreak
A staggering one in four pregnancies ends in miscarriage. But finally, scientists are hopeful they have found a way to end the heartbreak.
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Hollywood's Wild Child
She comes from Hollywood royalty. But in many ways, Drew Barrymore was an orphan. Now she's an actor, producer and director. How does she do it?
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Going Solo
It's the ultimate challenge. This weekend, 16-year-old Jessica Watson sets off hoping to become the youngest person to sail solo around the world.
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Dying Days
For decades the good guys, the cops and the FBI were fighting a losing battle against these Mafia clans. But now, they may just be winning.
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Recipe for Success
A year or so ago, the kitchen was the most obsolete room in the house. It's remarkable what a global recession and a couple of hit TV shows can do.
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Saving the Dolphins
Ric O'Barry is a man on a mission - to free the dolphins. And to show he's deadly serious, he's organised the most dangerous rescue operation ever.
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The Boom is Back!
From the coal mines of Queensland, across to the huge gold, iron ore and natural gas fields in the west, the job opportunities are now endless.
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Smooth Operator
He's young, good looking and he tells a great joke. But above all, Michael Buble can sing. This Canadian crooner is now the hottest ticket in town.
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Disaster in Paradise
It was 48 hours that shook the world. First Samoa and then Indonesia were struck by killer quakes and thousands are still feared dead.
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The Family
Anne Hamilton-Byrne has spent years dodging the truth about what went on inside her bizarre cult. Children stolen at birth, brainwashed, beaten...
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You Beaut!
Each October, tens of thousands of rev-heads descend on Deniliquin in southern NSW to pay homage to a symbol of Australian manhood, the ute.
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Plea for Justice
Nanette May was stalked by an ex-boyfriend, brutally attacked and left for dead. He faced 25 years in jail but he will only serve six.
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The Lion Whisperers
Living, hunting, even sleeping, with man-eating lions it's a controversial new experiment to habituate lions to humans.
Fame!
In these times of instant celebrity, it seems almost anyone can become suddenly famous. But the reality is, true talent is hard to find.
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Nowhere to Hide
Liz Hayes has been busted by Big Brother, publicly humiliated in front of strangers. Welcome to the future, a world of global hi-tech surveillance.
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Family Secrets
The life and death of Michael Jackson has been a strange tale. And it gets even stranger with a barrage of explosive new claims by his sister, La Toya.
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Hate Thy Neighbour
Hundreds of thousands of Jewish settlers are moving into the West Bank, building new towns on Palestinian land. The settlers will have to move out.
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Unmasking a Monster
Phillip Garrido is a monster. What he did to Jaycee Dugard is beyond evil, snatching her as a child and keeping her captive for nearly two decades.
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Rock 'n Roll Survivors
Four decades of absolute mayhem and the miracle is the stars of super group Fleetwood Mac are still around, still making terrific music together
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The Golden Curse
Gold fever's struck in Congo. Dirt poor Africans have been swept up in the hope to make their fortunes. But behind the spectacle is a terrible curse.
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Driven to Distraction
Come on, admit it. Many of us use our mobile phones while we're driving. Latest research shows we're four times more likely to crash.
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The X-Men
At the X Games the world's best skateboarders, BMX bikers and freestyle motocross riders defy gravity and common sense in pursuit of victory.
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