The secrets of world’s oldest man
HE’S got a weakness for cakes, loves a samurai drama and reads the paper every day. But the key to Masazo Nonaka’s record-breaking age is simple.
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Charity boss fights $150k fraud claims
THE founder of an organisation meant to provide homeless people with sleeping bags says charges that she ripped off the charity to the tune of $150,000 are a “witch hunt”.
‘The pain was excruciating’
IT started with dry heaving, then pain and headaches, ending with a man in hospital with a temporary brain condition. Meet the Carolina Reaper chilli.
Cosby lawyer’s $4.4m plan to ruin accuser
BILL Cosby’s lawyers will argue his big settlement with his rape accuser shows her greed, but experts say the argument says more about Cosby.
Couple jailed after blowing up home
THEY obliterated their investment property in a bid to claim the insurance, now a “remorseless” Adelaide couple have been jailed over the failed scam.
Top cop’s startling figure
ONE of Victoria’s top cops has summed up the problem police face gaining trust in the African community.
Awkward: Sales grills Shorten
BILL Shorten finally appeared on 7.30 last night, but faced a grilling – and there was one guarantee he wouldn’t give.
DJ set falls on Byron Bay festival-goer
A FAN went up to congratulate DJ Louie Cut on his set at a Byron Bay festival, but instead his act brought the dance floor to a standstill.
What a dietian orders when they eat out
EATING out can be the undoing of your carefully planned diet. This is how the experts avoid the menu danger zones.
‘Colt’ incest family remain in custody
A DAY after their arrests in WA and South Australia, and six years after police began investigating horrific claims against them, six members of the infamous ‘incest’ family did not seek bail.
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