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Emily loves a great yarn and has dedicated around 15 years of her life trying to find them. Her journey began at the Community Newspapers in Perth, then led her to The Belfast Telegraph in Northern Ireland. After seven years she returned to Perth to continue her quest at The Sunday Times and PerthNow. Now she is hunting for great stories for news.com.au. So if you have one be sure to get in touch!More from Emily Moulton

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Food

NEWS: Colin McKenna, Midfield meats Pictured: Abbatoir. Colin McKenna with a beef carcass. PICTURE: ZOE PHILLIPS

Does halal hit us all with a religious tax?

IT HAS been claimed halal certification funds terrorism, inflates prices and imposes sharia law on unsuspecting Aussies. Here’s what is really going on.

Reality TV

‘You ask why I’m here. It’s murder’

WHEN Maddie Parry decided to work in an abortion clinic as part of a challenge, there’s one thing she wasn’t prepared for.

Relationships

Porn actresses slam James Deen

PORN actor James Deen’s reputation as the industry’s “boy next door” is souring quickly. Three co-stars have now accused him of sexual assault.

Middle East

FILE - This undated file image posted on a militant website on Jan. 14, 2014, which has been verified and is consistent with other AP reporting, shows fighters from the al-Qaida linked Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) marching in Raqqa, Syria. slamic State militants are barricading down for a possible assault on their de facto capital Raqqa, hiding among civilian homes and preventing anyone from fleeing, as international airstrikes intensify on the Syrian city in the wake of the Paris attacks. For many, the threat of missiles and bombs from the enemies of Islamic State is more of an immediate threat than the vicious oppression of the jihadis’ themselves. (AP Photo/Militant Website, File)

The bloodthirsty rivalry of IS and al-Qaeda

THEY were born in the same cradle of extremism, but Islamic State and al-Qaeda are at war. And it’s not good for us.

Design

Screen grab of the Monorail that featured in a episode of the animated TV program 'The Simpsons'.

East Coast taken for super-fast ride?

HIGH-SPEED rail from Brisbane to Melbourne is back on the agenda but is it still just a pipe dream?

Travel Warnings

People look at the damage after explosions rocked two nightclubs in Kuta Beach Bali Oct 12, 2002. At least 100 people were killed in the car bomb outside Paddy's Pub & Sari Club. REUTERS picRakadeni/Radar /Bali /Newspapers crime o/seas Indonesia terrorism bombings scene fires flames wreckage

Australia’s terrorism blind spot

WHILE all eyes are on Islamic State’s bloodthirsty campaign in the middle east, Australia should be more worried about the terrorism risk much closer to home.

Social Media

Phuc, Dat Bich is a fake

WE HOLD our hands up. Yes, we fell for it. But for a few hours last week, it did manage to make us giggle and restored our faith in humanity.

Environment

Properties burning near Wasleys after the Pinery Fire took hold . MUST CREDIT : Nine News .

Two dead as fires continue to rage

TWO people have died, and at least nine injured as a result of the catastrophic inferno that swept across South Australia.

Hacking

People wearing masks often used by a group that calls itself 'Anonymous' take part in a rally in Madrid, Spain, 15/05/2011 file photo. Spanish police arrested three suspected computer hackers that allegedly belonged to a loose-knit international activist group that has attacked corporate and government websites around the world.

Anonymous fail in war against IS

ANONYMOUS set out to utterly destroy IS, but its campaign might be backfiring. A breakaway group claims it has a better plan.

QLD News

A protester wearing a mask of the anonymous movement takes part in confrontations between Palestinian demonstrators and Israeli security forces at the entrance of the Palestinian town of al-Bireh, on the outskirts of Ramallah in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, on November 11, 2015. The trademark mask is a stylised depiction of Guy Fawkes, the best-known member of the Gunpowder Plot, an attempt to blow up the House of Lords in London in 1605. AFP PHOTO / ABBAS MOMANI

Anonymous’s war against IS already in tatters

HACKTIVISTS Anonymous set out to destroy the terror group, but their campaign may be backfiring. A breakaway group, called Ghost Security, might just be beating them at their own game.

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