• 11-year-old entrepreneur lands sweet cinema deal
  A PRIMARY school student’s emerging business is set to explode after he won the right to provide popcorn to the Regal Theatre in Kensington Park.
• Cup of coffee to help the homeless
  THREE generations of women and a small Goodwood cafe are hoping people will give up their change to make a change for homeless women.
• You wouldn’t credit what’s being paid for
  A MUNICIPAL attaché case containing a brown paper bag fell off the back of a passing truck this week.

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• ‘We took turns being her slave’
  AN EXPANDING group of Federal MP Emma Husar’s office staff claim they were her slaves, washing her dishes, cleaning up her dog’s poo and running errands while being verbally abused.
• Australian mobile advertising service prepares for global expansion
  Gold Coast tech company 'Ad on Mobile' is preparing for international expansion of its Australian first call advertising service. Within weeks of launching, the business has received thousands of orders for its service. Ad on Mobile Director Paul Harding says he believes it will become a rarity to hear a regular dial tone when placing a call.
• Drivers slugged when renewing insurance
  AUSSIE drivers are copping a lazy tax on car insurance, with new research showing the majority renew with the same insurer each year, despite knowing premiums have been hiked.