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Sex, drugs and rock ‘n’ roll covered a sensitive, intensely observant Tim Rogers for the bulk of You Am I's body of work. But with the boys and substances taking a back seat, his songwriting is nakedly on display.

Agency fees can be too steep these days and the amount of money made on house sales is not as high as it once was - here we've put together a guide featuring eight ways to save money when selling your home.

Inspiring Australian model Madeline Stuart will be the second model with Down Syndrome to grace the catwalks of New York Fashion Week.

Australian's take to Twitter to bid a clear farewell to Bronwyn Bishop, the Speaker of Australia’s parliament and political mentor of Australian prime minister Tony Abbott.

Watch the first fun interview with a 'survivor' to hit YouTube but be warned some might find the content a bit offensive.

Getting cupcake's right is not always a piece of cake but for two Aussie cupcake creators being among the top 25 in the world certainly is the icing on the cake.

Not only should you travel, but you should document your adventures in a travel blog.

The mystery of how an Australian feline found himself in Ireland set imaginations a flight.

Sparking controversy; Joe Hockey's comments to first-time home owners complaining about property prices is simple, "Get a good job that pays good money."

Images of South-western Australia covered in sheets of spider webs made for some super surreal images while reports of spiders falling from Australian skies left people from across the Globe in disbelieve.

It will be hard to describe to future generations of London expats what made The Church so special. Like faith, you can’t prove it. You just have to believe in it.

The prime minister confirmed today that Islamic State recruits who are looking to return to Australia after fighting abroad will be "arrested, prosecuted and jailed". Could returning IS fighters assist with youth deradicalisation in Australia?

There's some tasty carrots, but this Budget is not good news if you live and work overseas. HECS and HELP is about to catch up with you.

Travers Beynon's parties at his Candy Shop Mansion are something else entirely.

The Australian Greens have a new leader following Senator Milne’s shock resignation.

There's been a lot of kerfuffle about the alleged misuse of the Anzac brand, writes Tess Lawrence in a (mostly) satirical look at the Anzac Day cashcow.

Sydney brollie apocalypse: rest in pieces, dear umbrellas.

The Carnival Spirit ocean liner is unable to make port in Sydney due to huge storms.

You too will go bow-WOW! over Queensland Police's gorgeous new puppy cop dogs.

HONEYMOONING NOMAD: It is more important than ever that we celebrate our freedom by enabling others, when we can, to live freely too. But a good place to start is in our own country.

10 absolute must-do, must-see, must-not-miss experiences when you travel across the USA and Canada.

Glenn McGrath has been heavily criticised for photos of him next to dead African wildlife. He has since apologised, but many are not convinced.

Australian Red Cross working with bushfire affected communities to help people keep in touch with family and friends.

Woman's Day magazine slammed over ridiculously photoshopped image of Kate Middleton, making her almost unrecognisable.

Some of the best Australia Day celebration photos posted on Twitter.

Not only did Triple J ban 'Shake It Off' from their hottest 100, but they said some pretty nasty things about KFC and Buzzfeed's #Tay4Hottest100 campaign too. Meanwhile, Chet Faker claimed #1. Here's what went down.

Criticism rages, including within his own party, over prime minister’s Australia Day announcement of Prince Philip knighthood.

Controversy over #TayHottest100 hashtag campaign which urges voting for 'Shake It Off' in this year's Triple J Hottest 100 and could oust an Aussie artist from the top spot.

It's the latest selfie craze in Australia: Strategically 'breaking down' in front of mobile speed cameras to block them from snapping passing vehicles. And the authorities are not happy.

MAN ABOUT LONDON | Julian Blanc’s values are abhorrent but in what kind of free country can possessing bad values get you robbed of your freedom of speech and movement?

Why has Twitter slowed down so much and Instagram gained so much momentum?

Australians say they will protect Muslim commuters from racism as #illridewithyou Twitter hashtag goes viral around the world following hostage siege in Sydney.

People near the Sydney siege hostage crisis have posted selfies on Twitter while others are reportedly drinking beer.

Entertainment and sports celebrities post Aussies' most shared Twitter messages of the year.

Some of the best #putoutyourbats tribute photos as cricket lovers join extraordinary outpouring of grief for Phil Hughes.

HONEYMOONING NOMAD | If more men got health checks during Movember, if more people were prompted to volunteer to Crisis Relief, and if fewer women are targets of violence, isn’t raising awareness on its own achieving its goal?

Australian foreign minister, Julie Bishop, warns UN Security Council that tech savvy terrorists are a global threat.

Angry and offended Australians lash out at Australia’s PM for saying the country was nothing more than a couple of bushes prior to colonization.

MAN ABOUT LONDON | So I dived into Tinder - mobile romance for the tech generation. It’s a bit like shopping for a mail order bride, though.

Australian senator and former athletics star, Nova Peris, rejects claims she sought public funds to conduct an affair with fellow Olympian, Ato Bolton, after publication of explicit emails.

"Don't blame us" for 'sexist' and 'misogynistic' answers, says Aussie Family Feud host.

A poster displaying a refugee filled boat caught on stormy waves with threatening dark skies and the words ‘No Way: You will not make Australia home’ has struck a nerve.

Teenager accused of shocking racist rant attack against train guard in Australia has apologised after video of the incident went viral.

British migrants to Australia are loving the Aussie life, according to a new survey.

The inquest into the death of British nurse Jacintha Saldanha, who committed suicide after she was duped in an Australian prank call involving the Duchess of Cambridge, concluded with the radio station offering their sympathy and promising to set up a trust fund for the dead woman's family.

??Tour guides and map books are being replaced with technology as tourists explore Australia using their mobile devices and free WiFi.

Police have decided not to lay criminal charges against Labor leader Bill Shorten over a rape allegation dating back to 1986.

Full official statement from Bill Shorten about an investigation into rape claims against him that has now been closed.

Ohh, ahh and aww at Tourism Australia’s list of most liked Facebook photos.

"The Australian government is not just gagging the press, it is blindfolding the public," says Julian Assange as WikiLeaks publishes secret suppression order issued by Victorian court.