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Rates bill shock A BIG jump in house prices has caused rates pain for many unsuspecting homeowners. Shock bills - some containing a rates hike of 12.5 per cent - have been delivered in the past week. Despite the newly introduced State Government rates cap of 2.5 per... Page 1

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Cop that 1970s television glamour girl Lynda Stoner has joined the Federal Election campaign in a fight for animal justice. Page 1

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BALANCING ACT For Brunswick's Nick Clark, acting is a fine balance between managing energy levels on and off the stage. The unabashed Tim Winton fan is about to perform in a play written by the popular author. Page 1

Count on me THE Springfield Lakes Community Centre is being inundated by people living with mental illness and feeling disconnected from friends and family. Susan Barron-Hamilton from Partners in Recovery is helping staff cope with the influx through a new... Page 1

Keeping it ship shape JOE Kiernan joined the Royal Australian Navy at the tender age of 20, and within two years he was sent off to the Korean War. Joining the navy in 1948, Mr Kiernan, of Canley Heights, said his first ship, HMAS Sydney, was a Majestic-class light... Page 2

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Top trainer off track Peter Strachan ANOTHER five local greyhound figures, including Melbourne Cupwinning trainer Jon Roberts, have been suspended by Greyhound Racing Victoria after the Tooradin Trial Track raid. GRV closed the trial track last week and suspended 10 people... Page 1

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RAISE A GLASS TO CRAFTY BREWERS Royal Oak manager Steve Ditton celebrates the range of brews on offer at the North Adelaide pub as part of our guide to the best craft-beer pubs in the inner north. See Page 6. Page 1

Language lives in music CALLING all Pacific Island songwriters - its time to put pen to paper in your native tongue. Unitec Institute of Technology is launching its inaugural Pacific songwriting competition for people of all ages to celebrate their culture through music. Entries must have 50 per cent of their lyrics in a language from the Cook Islands, Fiji, Niue, Samoa, Tokelau, Tonga or Tuvalu. Award-winning duo Adeaz Page 3

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TEMPLE OF BOOM PLANS for an $83.5 million Buddhist temple at the Chinese theme park site at Warnervale have been lodged despite the proposal being embroiled in controversy. But the biggest supporter of the proposed $500 million park, Wyong Mayor Doug Eaton, fell... Page 1

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The Masters ARMED with only a crash course on the Augusta National Golf Club, Bray Parks Cameron Smith, whose game was honed on the Wantima fairways in Brendale, will tomorrow make his debut in the worlds most iconic tournament - the US Masters. Page 1

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Hole-in-one for Nudgee A BOLD master plan to reinvigorate Nudgee Golf Club will return the course to 36 holes, after four holes were resumed for the Gateway Motorway upgrade. Club president Paul Rigby, pictured, says the future is looking bright for the 1200-member club. Page 1

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Cop rescues wandering toddler A toddler was found walking across a busy Auckland road after her 15-year-old minder fell asleep. Constable James Montgomery says it was by chance that he came across the two-year-old girl tottering across Rosebank Rd in Avondale. He was driving... Page 1

Slam door on hate ANTI-RACISM campaigners are asking residents to close the door on Islamophobia. Dozens of doorknockers took to the streets on Sunday after receiving "anti-racism persuasive conversation training. Brisbane City Councillor and event organiser... Page 1

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Sailor takes a bow at school sports .. Sailor Ben Hinks, 12, of Flagstaff Hill has won the primary school category of Messengers School Sports Awards. Page 1

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C oming home to play a "squashed cabbage leaf" in the musical My Fair Lady is wonderful, says leading lady Anna OByrne. Now London-based, OByrne grew up in Elwood. "Its always really special, you never know when theres going to be a familiar face... Page 33

FEED MELBOURNE APPEAL Even in the worlds most liveable city there are everyday families and individuals struggling to make ends meet, while 250,000 tonnes of good food go to the tip each year. Join our Feed Melbourne Appeal this year to raise money for charities such as... Page 1

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Addiction next problem A lack of treatment services for addicted youth is now the biggest issue surrounding legal highs, an addiction centre says. Associate Health Minister Peter Dunne announced on Sunday the government will introduce legislation to remove synthetic drugs from sale until they can be proven low-risk. The law change is to be introduced to Parliament under urgency next week. Mt Eden-based Odyssey House chi Page 3

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