North Korea: More bark than bite?

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North Korea: More bark than bite?
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Saturday 30 Mar, 2013
North Korea: More bark than bite?
ACROSS North Korea, soldiers are gearing up for battle with signs calling for "death to the US imperialists".
Teen shielded sister from falling wall
A UNIVERSITY student has been hailed as a hero for shielding his sister from the freak city wall collapse in a final act of devotion.
Ten tips to make the best Easter egg hunt
EASTER Sunday is tomorrow, and if you've got littlies you'll know the delight of organising an Easter Egg Hunt. Here's how to make it fun.
Prominent Australian performer arrested
A PROMINENT Australian entertainer has been arrested by Scotland Yard detectives in London on suspicion of sexual offences.
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There's nothin' like a Dane
DANE Swan was a nobody when he and a couple of mates touched up a security guard at Federation Square in 2003.
Baldwin admits he didn't pay taxes
STEPHEN Baldwin has admitted in court that he failed to pay New York state income taxes for three years.
Ten tips to make the best Easter egg hunt
EASTER Sunday is tomorrow, and if you've got littlies you'll know the delight of organising an Easter Egg Hunt. Here's how to make it fun.
Are you a bunny if you work at Easter?
ARE you one of the unlucky ones who has to work this extra long weekend? Find out just what your time is worth.
Life's a beach for real-life mermaid
THE creator of the MerFin, a handmade mermaid tail, has seen her invention snapped up by surf champ Joel Parkinson and musician Jack Johnson.
Choose your plants carefully
INVESTING in plants for your garden can be a daunting task, especially if you have little experience in looking after them.
Coalition commits to Labor's super deal
THE Coalition says it will maintain Labor's commitment to boost employer superannuation contributions as speculation swirls around the Budget.
Google to trial grocery delivery
INTERNET search leader Google is taking another step beyond information retrieval into grocery delivery.
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Good Friday: Who cares that Jesus died today?

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Who cares that Jesus died?
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Friday 29 Mar, 2013
Who cares that Jesus died?
CONSIDERING we're about to blow $185.7 million on Easter eggs, it's easy to forget that Easter is traditionally a Christian holiday. Does anyone care?  
The news you missed while you were sleeping
BREKKIE WRAP: IT took just five minutes for a gunman to kill 26 people at Sandy Hook Elementary School, as US President Barack Obama made an impassioned plea for gun reform.
Freak city wall collapse kills two
UPDATE: A YOUNG woman is critical and two other people are dead after a wall collapsed in Swanston St. | 'Wrong place at the wrong time'
Webber will stay after Vettel spat - Red Bull
MARK Webber will not walk away from Red Bull despite his clash with team-mate Sebastian Vettel over team orders being disobeyed, team principal Christian Horner says.
 
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Webber will stay - Red Bull
MARK Webber will not walk away from Red Bull despite his clash with team-mate Sebastian Vettel, team principal Christian Horner says.
Taylor Swift to guest star on New Girl
A NEW GIRL is coming to New Girl and her name is Taylor Swift.
Easter to us means a holiday
MANY are critical of the commercialisation of Easter but embrace the holiday as a much-needed break and a time to spend with family.
VB winning in battle of the brews
A BEEFED-UP VB has knocked off rival XXXX Gold from the top shelf to be the nation's top selling beer. Which do you prefer?
Airline shocker: Kids' clothes or wheelchair?
WHEN disabled grandmother Sarah Paywee checked in for a flight  to see the children she'd thought dead, she was told to choose - wheelchair or luggage.
Mum buys toddler $6.5m apartment
MOST children are given toys or parties to celebrate their milestones. Others get multi-million-dollar apartments.
Food prices fall, alcohol and fuel rise
FRUIT and vegie prices fell this month, but any savings were eaten up by increases in the cost of fuel, alcohol and tobacco.
Scuba divers 'cut internet cables'
THE Egyptian military has arrested three scuba divers accused of cutting an undersea Internet cable.
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