AUSSIE restaurants and cafes slapping diners with 10 per cent public holiday surcharges could be flouting the law, says survey.
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GG heads to NZ on leadership ballot day
GOVERNOR General Quentin Bryce will be in New Zealand on the day of the looming Labor leadership showdown...
Catastrophic fire warning for WA areas
A catastrophic fire danger advice has been issued for parts of Western Australia's southeast for tomorrow...
'Squinty-eyed' attacker drags girl off path
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Bali jail evacuation delayed
THE evacuation of Bali's Kerobokan jail has been delayed as officers negotiate with those behind two days of unrest at the prison...
NZ safety chief would refuse balloon ride
HEAD of NZ TAIC says safety breaches around Carterton balloon tragedy were to such a degree that he would have refused to ride...
Girl, 8, shot in stomach at school
YEAR 3 student undergoes exploratory surgery after being accidentally shot at a school.
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Six charged over sex assault on park girl
FIVE teens and an adult male have been charged with aggravated sexual assault, after allegedly attacking a girl in a park...
Court hears Membrey was being 'hassled'
BAR worker Elisabeth Membrey told a patron that a certain man was "hassling'' her a week before she disappeared...
At least 12 dead in Pakistan bomb blast
THE death toll from a powerful bomb that ripped through a minibus terminal has risen to 12, including at least one child...
