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Top Stories: Thursday, 4 February 2016

 primaryschool-edm‘We love to cause mayhem’: hacker group targets schools

Days after lodging fake bomb threats in Paris and Britain, group says terrorising Australian schoolchildren and teachers ‘is funny’ Read more

 

google-edmHow Google users help the internet giant bank billions in profit

Google is now the world’s largest company, surging past Apple. You may be shocked to learn just how far into your life it exists Read more

raunchy-burger-edmThe adverts are raunchy, but how do Carl’s Jr burgers taste?

We sent an intrepid reporter on a road trip to regional NSW to see how the newly arrived US burger chain compares to the classics Read more

 

asylum-seeker-edmOffshore detention is ‘government-sanctioned cruelty’

The High Court may have deemed Australia’s policies legal but barrister Greg Barns writes that it doesn’t mean it’s right Read more

 

woolworths-edmThe winners and losers in the big supermarkets’ chicken price war

Many customers are licking their lips at the plummeting cost of a cooked chook, but free range buyers are still paying top dollar Read more

 

megan-purcell-farmer-wants-a-wife1The most intriguing characters you’ll find on reality TV in Australia

Introducing a Liberal politician looking for love, an Ethiopian orphan who’s a child prodigy and a cute couple with a 25-year age gap Read more

 

cricket-kha-edm‘Where’s Usman?’: Aussie cricket fans react savagely to ODI loss

With a World Cup under their belts and a successful home summer, our cricketers were on a high. Then this happened… Read more

 

renovators-couple-edmHow to beat the renovation rip-off: what you should be paying

Costs in some cities have fallen, while others have skyrocketed. Check your city’s trends to find out if you’re being overcharged Read more

 

asx200Stockmarket hits new 2016 low, $34 billion wiped from ASX

Australian bourse records its worst day since September last year with blue chip companies like NAB and BHP punished by investors Read more

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