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The article offers information about the problems encountered by Australian's farmers on their dairy animals. An example experienced of Jessa Fleming of Australia. She has been attached with the animals and had difficulties to decide of slaughtering and downsizing to maintain the health and standards of existing herd.

The article discusses the Victoria, Australia Supreme Court case Priest v. West and Percy, which discussed whether coroners holding inquests are bound by the rules of evidence. Topics mentioned include the charges against Derek Percy for alleged culpability in the 1968 murder of the child Linda Stilwell, the role of propensity evidence, and the coroner's constructive failure in neglecting to inform Percy of his right to a certificate of immunity if he gave evidence.

The article focuses on the breakup of marriage between celebrity Ricki-Lee Coulter and Jamie Babbington in Australia. Ricki-Lee has claimed that the demands of long-distance love and their respective different desires in life led them grow apart, adding that Jamie is a real homebody since he does not like life on the road nor travelling. The couple's problems came to a head at a corporate event early in 2008.

The article offers information on the accident involving Australian television reporter Grant Denyer. It states that he was trapped under his 6.5 tonne super-sized truck at Dapto after it flipped during a demonstration for a monster truck championship. He stated that he was in agony as he eased himself out of the enormous truck. The article further presents the struggles of Grant while at the hospital.

The article reports that artist Sarah Morris has given birth to her son while her brother Tom Carr-Boyd was swallowed by a massive avalanche at the Snowy Mountains in New South Wales. Morris sent a message to her brother that his little nephew was born. Morris went through two opposite emotions for the born of his child and the death of his brother.

Interviews "Australian Idol" singing contest judge Ian Dickson regarding his career and relationship with partner Mel. Instances that lead to the relationship between Ian and Mel; Reason for not yet marrying; Reaction of the public and media regarding his criticisms during the contest.

The article offers information on how Natalie Gruzewski coped up with the loss of her mother, who died of cancer, in Australia. According to Natalie, she survived the grief due to her niece Evie, who is considered an unexpected gift to her and her sister Rachel. She said that seeing her and having her in their lives helps them understand the circle of life and heal the wound cause by the death of mother..

The article profiles Ricki-Lee Coulter, singer and television presented based in Australia. The author states that Coulter envision her relationship with music as a prisoner and she used her recent marriage collapse a therapy and inspiration to write break-up anthem. Coulter noted that she is taking her situation to do the things normal 23 year old girl do to enjoy life and move on.

The article offers information on the birthday celebration of Bindi Sue Irwin, an Australian famous child celebrity. The author stresses that the celebration will be held on Australia Zoo which is expected to be participated by a lot of children as well as presents circus act, DVD giveaways and a masquerade birthday party. It also cites the concerns of experts regarding the life and upbringing of Irwin as well as the impact of her stardom.

The article reports on the relationship of Paul McDonald, former contestant of "The Farmer Wants A Wife," with customer service employee Simone in Australia. Simone stresses that he met McDonald in a pub at Wagga Wagga and never expected that she would engage into a relationship with him after she broke up with former girlfriend Nerena. McDonald and Simone express their happiness of being together.

An interview with supermodel Kristy Hinze is presented. She expresses her feelings for being chosen as host of the reality television program "Project Runway Australia." She reveals her plans for going back to Australia after living in New York City for ten years. She comments on the decision of model Megan Gale to quit the business.

The article deals with the cancer scare faced by Tamara Jaber, long-term girlfriend of Australian Idol judge Kyle Sandilands. Sandilands was asleep in a hotel room in Melbourne when he got a phone call that rocked him to the core. He was wide awake as he was told that the routine operation of Jaber for throat nodules had uncovered a far more complicated problem.

The article narrates the story of Jacinthe Brosseau who married an Australian. She was at the airport with her husband Mark, waiting for the arrival of her sister Marie-Christine. The couple received a warning from her parents. They cannot introduce Marie-Christine to any Australian men. Their parents are afraid to lose their daughters to Australians. When Jacinthe's sister Natalie, came to visit them, she met an Australian and has no plans to return to their home in Canada.

This article features Australian model Jennifer Hawkins. The stability of Hawkins' relationship with boyfriend Jake Wall is discussed. Hawkins took action to avoid the intimate nature of the show "Dancing With the Stars" (DWTS). Hawkins offered a statement about marriage and joining DWTS.

This article features Jane Ferguson, a judge on the television program Australian Princess. She has the right qualifications to be a judge on the show since her sister is a duchess, her nieces are princesses and her father was once the polo manager of the heir to the throne. Her job is to use her insight and aristocratic upbringing to bring about the same sort of transformation that occurred in real life to Princess Mary. Ferguson is using her knowledge of royal life to help turn an ordinary Australian girl into a princess.

This article features Australian actress Jessica Napier. Talented and well-connected, she could be poised to make a splash in Hollywood like Nicole Kidman and Naomi Watts before her. But the 26-year-old actress has some insecurities that hold her back from making that move. She is afraid she is not beautiful enough and rejects the idea of having plastic surgery. Seeing the confidence with which Napier plays the gutsy Jess on the television show The Alice, it is hard to imagine she would feel intimidated by Hollywood. Napier claims she wants to be judged on her talent, not her looks.

This article features Ian Dickson, a star of the television program Dancing With The Stars in Australia. He claims that the sexy nature of the dancing was an issue for him and his long-time partner, public-relations executive Mel Bell. He has a good relationship with his dancing partner, dance studio owner Leeanne Bampton. His participation in the program has contributed to his efforts to lose weight.

Focuses on the impact of "Dancing With the Stars" on several celebrities who participated in the television program in Australia. Actress Holly Brisley; Former football player Ian Roberts; Former politician Pauline Hanson.

Presents the views of three talent judges on the Australian talent show "The X Factor." Mark Holden; John Reid; Kate Ceberano.

Reports on the involvement of former "Australian Idol" judge Ian Dickson in the reality television program "My Restaurant Rules" on the Seven Network. Role of Dickson in the program; Views of Dickson on contestants for 2005; Information on several contestants in "My Restaurant Rules."

The article reports that Rove McManus, an Australian television star, and his wife Tasma McManus may be expecting their first baby. Tasma appeared to be sporting a small baby bump as the newlywed couple returned back to Australia after spending a three-week break in Africa. They spent most of their time visiting wildlife projects in Mozambique with Rove's charity Fauna & Flora International.

The article reports that Australian pop singer Ricki-Lee Coulter will be mentoring her celebrity partner Scott Draper in the television program "It Takes Two." Coulter says that she learned lessons from her experiences in joining the reality show "Australian Idol" in 2004. With her career taking off, Coulter is mindful she would not be spending as much time with her boyfriend Jamie Babbington.

The article narrates the reunion of Alejandro Urrea with his family from Colombia. As he spots his son in the airport, he runs past the barrier to hug the boy he left in Colombia. He came to Australia to create a better life for his wife Clara and their son Juancamilo, 4, but no-one guessed it would take two years for them to reunite. After hugging his wife, who works as a model, he hands her a balloon with the words Welcome to Australia.

This article focuses on the reconciliation between David Campbell, a participant in the Australian television contest Dancing With the Stars, and his father Jimmy Barnes, a rock musician, after years of not talking to each other. Barnes has promised he will sing on the show if Campbell stays in. Campbell, who found success on musicals on Broadway and has just finished a project in Sunset Boulevard in Melbourne, has separated from girlfriend Katie McCarthy, as of September 2005.

Claims that "Australian Idol" finalist Anthony Callea was disappointed that he was defeated by Casey Donovan in the contest in 2004. Career plans of Callea; Comments on his sexual identity; Support of his family for his music interests.