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Top stories – Saturday 16 April 2016

Why rich Chinese students are being kicked out of their Aussie mansions

Property investors from the Asian nation are still demonstrating an insatiable appetite for property, despite this major crackdown. Read more

KFC feels the heat over ‘nauseating’, ‘disgusting’ and raunchy promotion

Advertising efforts are baffled by the fast food giant’s latest grab for attention, with one saying even ‘a 14-year-old’ would know better. Read more

This will be the single biggest issue in the upcoming election

ANALYSIS: Bill Shorten and Malcolm Turnbull both want to win this particular debate. But the government has a major weakness. Read more

 

This exaggerated allergy is putting us all at risk of bigger health problems

A large number of Australians think they’re allergic to this. More than half of them a wrong, according to new research. Read more

Kate Middleton’s wardrobe just reached new, ridiculous heights

Ever wanted to see a grown woman wrangle a baby rhino in high heels? Now’s your chance. See Kate’s insane India tour outfits. Read more

Popular pasta brand makes stunning admission about its own product

They’re so unhealthy, these popular pasta sauces should not be eaten more than once per week, according to the company. Read more

Hidden tensions the prime minister hasn’t been talking about in China

Australia’s relationship with China isn’t all handshakes and speeches. And this week’s talks are masking some serious problems. Read more

The unknown Aussie who conquered Hollywood and stole a star’s heart

Lyndall Hobbs befriended some of the world’s most famous people. Now she’s revealed her secrets in a tell-all memoir. Read more

 

Bad eggs: hefty fines for dodgy ‘free range’ claims by these companies

The ACCC has recorded another victory in its campaign against misleading claims on egg labels. These are the latest brands to fall foul. Read more

Why protectionism is no longer a dirty word in Australia

Japan supports inefficient agriculture, Americans subsidise car-makers. Now, Labor wants us to see steel the same way. Read more

Collingwood coach Nathan Buckley is facing his moment of truth

His team look dispirited, disjointed and unhappy. This is more than a form slump and the Magpies legend is facing the axe. Read more

Three easy ways to save money on your home renovations

How much is too much to spend? And where can you minimise costs but not quality? These tips are worth tens of thousands of dollars.Read more

 

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