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- Senga on Pressure on Aussie pollies after Obama ... I would like to know if gay comunity hope on a plane for 995 return, go to America get married come back home is that ... more
- the serial pest on Pressure on Aussie pollies after Obama ... Senga, Gillard will follow Obama...on the road to political oblivion. more
- what the on Pressure on Aussie pollies after Obama ... Obama has Just shot himself in the foot .Conservative America will not put up with this. more
- Jake on Pressure on Aussie pollies after Obama ... Obama became the first sitting US President to support gay marriage simply because he wants to stay as the sitting President ... more
- Jim on Pressure on Aussie pollies after Obama ... Why are we even paying attention to what Obama says? And why do we expect Gillard to follow what he says. Same sex marriage ... more
- Gloria on Pressure on Aussie pollies after Obama ... Can't see how this will go over with the Bible Belt States. more
- Time Has Run Out on Pressure on Aussie pollies after Obama ... This is another issue that confirms we are fast approaching disaster. Clearly this is a desperate attempt to secure his ... more
- jgl Melb on Pressure on Aussie pollies after Obama ... Obama has stiched up the gay vote,whereas Mutt Romney has lost it. more
- Suz Wheeler on Pressure on Aussie pollies after Obama ... THANK YOU Mr Obama! At least ONE of the leaders of the free world has got it RIGHT! more
- Senga on Pressure on Aussie pollies after Obama ... Very unusual that Gillard is not following Obama on this..When Obama say's jump Gillard normally say's How High... more
- the serial pest on Pressure on Aussie pollies after Obama ... Bye Bye Obama... more
- Gloria on "Not as much fun in opposition" My greatest fear with bi-elections (and State and Fed elections) is that there will be a protest vote and people will go for ... more
- Mylene on "Not as much fun in opposition" Ted should find a former Master Chef contestant and nominate him/her for the seat. It'd shut the media right up and give the ... more
- the serial pest on Corn Flake Truck bursts into flames The cereal pest checking in... more
- ian on Good Samaritan attacked at Sunshine ... IT'S TO BE A LIVE COWARD THAN A DEAD HERO. more
- Kate on Good Samaritan attacked at Sunshine ... Hi NeilLove your show! I live in the western suburbs. I sometimes catch the train and have to go through Sunshine station. ... more
- Josie on Good Samaritan attacked at Sunshine ... What a suprise. Footscray, Sunshine, Melton have been no go areas for residents for the past 30 years. The police have no ... more
- Greg on Good Samaritan attacked at Sunshine ... What sort of trash stabs an old lady and a 14 yo girl? This man needs to be put away for a long long time. It will be ... more
- TamilNet on 'Sri Lanka's Killing Fields' I agree with "Thank You '3AW' from/on-behalf of the 40000 Tamils massacred by the Sri Lanka Army, and from the thousands of ... more
- katie on Keith hangs up the mic Thank goodness Keith has gone, Andrew is much more interesting to listen to, Keith was too old & boring more
'Bill shock' measures
Phone and internet companies will be banned from using the words "cap" and "unlimited" in their plans offered to customers.
A report has also recommended a supermarket style unit pricing as well as other measures to prevent "bill shock".
Chris Chapman from the Australian Communications and Media Authority says there's been a huge jump in complaints made by unhappy telco customers.
Meanwhile, The World Health Organisation says mobile phone users may be at increased risk of brain cancer.
A new study has found mobile phones have the same amount of potential cancer causing agents as pesticides and engine exhaust.
However Chris Althouse from the Telecommunications Association says that doesn't mean they automatically cause cancer.
