Top Stories – Tuesday 19 January, 2016

If Bunnings pulls off this coup, it’s going to get much, much bigger
The hardware behemoth is contemplating a shock move in Australia that could squeeze its few remaining rivals – and consumers. Read more.
Back to basics: cracking open the chiropractor controversy
When – if ever – should you see a chiropractor? The New Daily asked the experts and they all agreed on one thing. Read more.
Thousands think this man is innocent. Others say he’s a murderous monster
A Netflix documentary has convinced many that Steven Avery is innocent of murder, but new revelations have emerged. Read more.
Tennis racket: Djokovic reveals $200,000 offer to throw match
Professional tennis goes into damage control as policy makers call for action on explosive allegations of regular match fixing. Read more.
Politicians to clamp down on this backyard summer favourite
This staple of the Australian summer is set to face even more stringent regulations in some states after several child deaths. Read more.
Real life Jaws: seven-metre great white spotted in SA
Huge sea predator seen off coast on the same day a consumer group reveals investigation into the effectiveness of shark repellent. Read more.
Daily Deuce: the fruit-inspired fashion craze these athletes can’t resist
Plus, a Spaniard’s act of compassion to a struggling ball boy and a particularly strange choice of footwear. Read more.
Take a peek inside Cate Blanchett’s mansion in the English countryside
This immaculate property has huge rooms, a beautiful façade and 13 acres of beautiful land fit for a movie star. Read more.
Lleyton Hewitt: controversy, heartbreak and how he got his nickname
Some fans might think they know the former world No.1 quite intimately. But here are a few things you probably didn’t know about him. Read more.
‘Betrayal of history’: Fury over concentration camp party plans
This prison hosted more than 130 executions during Mussolini’s fascist WWII regime. Now, it’s set for a controversial makeover. Read more.