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Google launches its Chrome operating system later this year. People will be able to get a copy from the secret Google van parked outside the front of their house.

Google Street View HQ - Wahroonga branch

Naked short selling is no longer permitted in Germany, except on certain beaches and in the parks.

May was the worst month for deaths in Afghanistan. Barry O’Farrell blames unflued gas heaters.

Five Australians are still being held by Israeli authorities although Sarah Ferguson has told Kevin Rudd she can get him access to them for $50,000.

Israel is to deport all foreign activists, using fake Australian passports.

Catholic Priests who have ignored their vow of chastity have been uncovered after numerous women loved and abandoned by the Priests pleaded for them to come back on Richard Mercer’s Love Song Dedications.

A report says there is evidence that Facebook is having too much influence on society. The Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said he likes this.

There are now 90 million cane toads in the Northern Territory. That’s a lot, but they’re still a lot better looking than the people up there.

The 90 million cane toads are to be shown in the latest Australian Tourism ad, to encourage the French to come here and eat them.

Many people are asking if you can read a book on an iPad. The answer is yes, but it’s still more comfortable to read a book on the sofa.

There are security fears at the World Cup. Organisers fear Israeli helicopters might stop players moving in to their half.

Al Gore is to divorce his wife. He has said she is an inconvenient spouse.

David Campbell has said he will stay in parliament and do everything to protect his seat, unless someone asks nicely.

A Chinese company has launched the iPed, a slightly cheaper version of the iPad because it misspells many werds. Apple will soon launch a phone you can eat (iPud) and urinate into (iPid) before eventually running out of ideas – and vowels.

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