Top Stories – Wednesday 28 October, 2015
They took her life, her identity and money, then deceived her family
Police are hunting cruel hoaxers who led the family of a dead woman to believe she was still alive, while draining her bank account. Read more.
Fugitive Stoccos unlikely role models for family relationships
They’ve led police on a wild goose chase. They’re certainly no heroes. But there’s one thing the father and son have got absolutely right. Read more.
Labor betting it all on red in ‘big ideas or bust’ plan
ANALYSIS: Jenny Macklin is attempting to rescue the disastrously unpopular Labor leader with some good, old fashioned policy. Read more.
Why Australia might not be ready for a Hollywood blockbuster
Three big-budget movies are coming Down Under. We investigate whether our industry will be able to live up to expectations. Read more.
Don’t have a beef with bacon. This is the meat of the matter
Bacon is not the only item in the deli case to reconsider. There are other reason to trim the fat from your weekly diet of animal protein. Read more.
Police threaten tourist with a taser because of a tattoo
Video emerges of Queensland police threatening a man after wrongly assuming he was as an outlaw biker. Read more.
New feature makes all your embarrassing Facebook posts easier to find
Uh-oh! That thing you regretted posting on social media has just come back to haunt you. Here’s how to stop it. Read more.
Ed Sheeran wrote a song to get his friend out of debt
A friend indeed. The singer reveals he penned one of his biggest hits to help a buddy in need. Read more.
Impressive family car could be a victim of bad timing
Volkswagen’s all-new Passat is stylish, modern and great to handle. It’s so good, it might be worth overlooking ‘Dieselgate’. Read more.