Virtual shopping now a reality PACIFIC Eppings Wear Happy campaign has begun, giving shoppers a chance to try more than 100 fashion items through a digital installation. Its a classic case of try before you buy in a virtual reality world. Page 1

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Cool in a crisis Bhoomika may only be nine years old, but the Dandenong North girls ability to stay calm during an emergency has earnt her a Triple Zero Hero award. Page 1

Passing the baton FORMER soldier Lee Duke will share the Anzac spirit with his son Archer for the first time at this years dawn service. And when the 12-week-old is old enough, Lee will tell him about how soldiers such as Pine Rivers Edward Leitch (inset), who served... Page 1

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Growing tourist numbers Chinese operators impressed with Kaikoura. Chinese tourist numbers in North Canterbury are expected to grow. Kaikoura Information and Tourism Inc (KITI) manager Glenn Ormsby recently visited China and says Chinese tourism operators are impressed with what the region has to offer. It was fantastic. The organisation was brilliant and we think it will be beneficial. It certainly puts Kaikoura on Page 2

Kids act the goat One day they will follow in their mothers footsteps and help supply the peninsula with fabulously fresh milk. But for now, as Main Ridge Dairys Bess Noxon knows only too well, all these kids want to do is play. Page 1

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VERDICT SOON IN LIN CASE A VERDICT in Australias longest-running court case is imminent - after three judges and 60 jurors have listened to 18 months of evidence during four Supreme Court trials. The jury in the fourth trial of 53-year-old Robert Xie Lianbin for the murders... Page 1

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Time is precious MAX the puppy and Tim Sonneman are two of a kind. They are both fighters. Max - previously known as Jackson - was saved by Reservoir Vet Clinic and Second Chance Pet Rescue after being surrendered with life-threatening injuries. The plucky puppy was... Page 1

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Waka dream closer YOU could almost call it the battle of the decade. James Papalii has fought tirelessly for more than 10 years to get waka ama clubrooms built on Waterfront Rd Reserve in Mangere Bridge. Now hes one step closer to his dream. For the first time in 13... Page 1

Editors desk The issue of signage warning of danger, and the associated liability, has long been tricky. One year ago, little Chayce Kofe was playing on the sand at Pearl Beach when he was swept away by the beachs notorious shore waves. Pleas for proper warning... Page 2

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Calling volunteers CLEAN Up Australia Day is here again and volunteers need all hands on deck to keep our waterways and parks healthy. Page 1

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A fine mess Bridie Byrne ARMED guards at Maribyrnong Council meetings will be considered to prevent further outbreaks of violence after one councillor was punched and another body-slammed. A Yarraville man, 61, has been charged after councillors Nam Quach and... Page 1

LEARNING FUN Cooking classes Bayside children can learn to cook at Wynnum Wipeouts school holiday activities. Meet at the Wynnum State High School, Peel St, Manly, on January 10 and 11 from noon. Cost: $10. For more information, visit wynnumwipeout.com. Science... Page 2

War on drug houses MONASH police have busted three drug houses in just a month. As detectives shut down another illegal operation, this time in Mt Waverley, the latest crime stats showed drug cultivation, manufacturing and trafficking offences in Monash soared from 51... Page 1

Ready to shine at Rio BRENDEN Hall has never let anything get in the way of achieving a goal - not even complications from chickenpox at the age of six, which cost him his right leg. Heading into his third Paralympics, the Petrie star is ready to defend his 400m freestyle... Page 1

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MKR winners film new TV show Wannabe chefs Steve Flood and Will Stewart have revealed exciting new plans, including a pilot TV show and a new cookbook. Page 2

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Getting a kick out of helping out Star of the Sea primary students Jakob and Tom , both 12, have been collecting shoes to send to children in need. Page 1

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100 SIGNS NOT ENOUGH MORE than 100 warning signs along Galston Rd - where Robert Townshend died in July - is not good enough, says Hornsby state Liberal MP Matt Kean. He wants a safety barrier installed. Page 1

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LUCKY TO BE ALIVE AN INSTINCTIVE decision to land on her feet while falling 5m onto rocks saved the life of a teenager at Blue Fish Point in Manly on the weekend. Louise Jacobsson, 18, was walking on rocks down to the local spot about noon on Saturday with her... Page 1

Taxi drivers terror THE taxi company representing a driver threatened by a passenger armed with a meat cleaver in Hampton Park has said drivers dont ask for protective screens because they are "not customer friendly". As first reported by berwickleader.com.au, the... Page 1

Everybody dance now When Emily McKewens 2-yearold son Eddie begged her to let him take ballet classes, her heart dropped. The Island Bay stay-at-home mother of two knew how hard it was to stretch one pay cheque beyond the necessities. I started to look up classes and... Page 1

Easy access centre for shopping and .. DOLPHINS Central Shopping Centre provides an income stream to the club to help it cover its costs and give back to the community. The complex, in the Dolphins precinct at the corner of Ashmole and Klingner roads, opened in late 2013. It offers... Page 2

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CITY TO START TOURISM PUSH PLANS are afoot to transform Penrith into the tourism capital of western Sydney. A new campaign blitz will see Penrith advertised to Sydney and interstate as the citys new adventure capital. The newly revamped Penrith adventure brand will be... Page 1

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Falcons flying high Flagstaff Hill coach Rod Mitchell and captain Michael Shearer celebrate the clubs first top flight Southern Football League premiership. Page 1

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