The new wedding vows; Top Shop hits Sydney; Kill sharks and kill people

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Click here to check your local weather Thursday 4 Oct, 2012 top stories Dragon's demise due to cloud blindness THE phenomena of pilots blinded in cloud cover may have caused the death of Des Porter, his wife and their friends. Why killing sharks won't save swimmers YOU might think that killing sharks is a good way to make our beaches safe. You'd be wrong. The opposite is true. 3 comments on this story Excited about Topshop? See the best News.com.au trawled through the megastore's four floors to find our pick of the season's top trends. Meet Mr Aquabumps, surf paparazzi THERE are tough jobs - firefighter, soldier, fielding calls for radio shock jock Alan Jones - and then there's Bondi surf photographer Eugene Tan's. breaking news Police hope to recover plane crash bodies Man charged over Sydney shooting Crackdown on "Microsoft" scammers Morocco says to bar Dutch abortion ship Elderly man punched and robbed in Sydney Cabbie helps stabbed man in Sydney Advertisement more from news.com.au Viney: It's now or never MELBOURNE father-son draft prospect Jack Viney says he will make the club pay should it overlook him in bidding on Monday. more sport Why Jones should be scared of Kyle SPONSORS dumped Kyle Sandilands after a vicious attack on a journalist earlier this year. Did the advertisers come back? 26 comments on this story more entertainment Modern wedding vow: I won't share link ONE in three couples now refuses to vow "til death do us part" at the altar, but many would like to make a wedding pledge to avoid online flirting. 5 comments on this story more lifestyle French family feud erupts at Lacoste MICHEL Lacoste, 69, has decided to seek a court ruling against the company board's nomination of Sophie Lacoste-Dournel. more business Sumatran tiger dies on Indo flight AN endangered Sumatran tiger has died during a plane journey in Indonesia with an autopsy finding it had a broken leg and facial injuries. more travel Big banks keep millions in limbo AUSTRALIA'S four million mortgage holders are in limbo as the big banks refuse to pass on yesterday's interest rate cut. more realestate CAN: Toni Collette's ad wasn't ALL bad... PEOPLE hated them with a passion, but Commonwealth Bank's CAN ads may have made people hate the bank less. 16 comments on this story more money Recycling mobiles a mammoth task AUSTRALIANS are hoarding more than 22 million unwanted mobile phones despite a national service that will recycle the old handsets free of charge. 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.