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Why 35 years isn't enough for Bayley

  Adrian Ernest Bayley has been sentenced to a minimum of 35 years in prison for the rape and murder of Jill Meagher, but Caroline Overington says that's not good enough.
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Doctor swaps surgery for pageants

  A doctor is set to swap her scrubs for an evening gown and swimwear as a state finalist in the Miss World Australia beauty pageant. "Miss World focuses is on how you live a healthy lifestyle - do you look after yourself? Do you have a healthy body image?"Nicola Roxon

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Stephen Milne charged with rape

  St Kilda AFL star Stephen Milne has been charged with four counts of rape following a Victorian police review of allegations made against him in 2004. "The allegations will finally be tested in court nine years after they were first made."

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Traffic fumes double risk of autism

  Exposure to traffic fumes and air pollution can double a mother's risk of giving birth to a child with autism, a new study has found.
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Talcum powder heightens cancer risk

  Women who regularly use talcum powder are almost a quarter more likely to be diagnosed with ovarian cancer, scientists say. "The researched warned particles could travel into a woman's body and heed growth of cancer cells."

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