Top Stories – Monday 9 November 2015
Big media players ‘must not derail’ this rare chance at reform
We can’t afford more Abbott-style scare campaigns by hysterical newspapers. The media must set aside ideology and put national interest first, writes Rob Burgess. Read more.
Escaped asylum seeker found dead on Christmas Island
Iranian man had been on the island for 10 weeks and was reportedly distressed before fleeing the facility on Friday. Read more.
‘Cyber world and reality blurring’ for teen social media addicts
Teens who fear ‘missing out’ on the perfect lives of others portrayed on social media are suffering from anxiety and depression. Read more.
Hero dog leads rescuers to elderly owner missing for three days
After a 84-year-old went missing his family raised the alarm, but it was his trusty pooch who led emergency crews to the man deep in bushland. Read more.
Call it the Who Cares Cup. How the FFA kicked an own goal
Ticket prices were blamed for the poor attendance, but football fans have found plenty of reasons to ignore the FFA Cup. Read more.
‘Blows to the head caused my retirement’, reveals Chris Rogers
Batsman reveals he was ‘angry’ and ‘too old’ to be fielding at short leg, then a ball was smashed into his head, sparking fears of long-term damage. Read more.
Buy or sell first? Solving the home buyers’ property puzzle
Selling your old home before buying a new one seems sensible, but when all factors are considered it may not be the best option. say experts. Read more.
First details, pics of Harry Potter spin-off movie released
Photos from J.K. Rowling’s newest film surface on the net, revealing details of the Harry Potter prequel. Read more.