Teens rake in cash charging party entrance fees

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Click here to check your local weather Saturday 13 Oct, 2012 top stories Teens rake in cash charging party entrance fees SAVVY teenagers are making thousands of dollars from suburban parties by charging their fellow students to attend. Ian Thorpe: I've had crippling depression OLYMPIAN says he spent much of his life battling depression and drank huge amounts of alcohol to manage his moods. The Australian who helped catch Lance AN Australian specialist from the AIS has emerged as a key figure in the case against Lance Armstrong. Giant eyeball washes up on beach A MYSTERIOUS eyeball the size of a grapefruit has been found washed up on a beach in the US. breaking news 'Murder directions' on US air passenger PC US Treasury delays China currency report Liew arrives back in Malaysia Arab Spring support 'strategic': Clinton Aussie cricket flick screens in London US deficit tops $U1 trillion a fourth year Advertisement more from news.com.au Anything but ideal Test preparation SELECTOR John Inverarity says the Twenty20 Champions League is hurting Australia's preparation for the South Africa Test series. more sport Humphries says sorry for eye-shape joke AN agent for Barry Humphries has apologised for any offence caused by his comments about the eye shape of new Australians. more entertainment Guilty people make the best friends IF you want a good friend, find someone who is prone to feeling guilt. more lifestyle The most ridiculous sick day excuses of all time HAVE you ever taken a sick day because your dog had a nervous breakdown? Or you got sick from reading too much? 153 comments on this story more business Keepers dress-up to train baby panda KEEPERS dress themselves in panda suits, smeared with panda urine, in order to trick a baby panda into acting 'wild'. more travel This man's home really is his castle AFTER 12 years as king and queen of the castle, Ian and Pat Smithwick are selling up. more realestate Cash, debit cards take over from credit AUSTRALIAN consumers are shunning their plastic friends with credit card debt levels plunging to their lowest point in 14 years. more money Hitman: Absolution lets you feel 'unstoppable' HITMAN: Absolution art director Roberto Marchesi says that game is heavily influenced by David Lynch and Johnny Cash. more technology Advertisement connect Follow us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Visit our website View our mobile site GO TO: NATIONAL SPORT ENTERTAINMENT BUSINESS TRAVEL REALESTATE MONEY LIFESTYLE TECH Do not reply to this email, as this email address is not monitored. To unsubscribe from the news.com.au newsletter click here.