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Man boobs no more COSMETIC surgeons say a growing number of eastern suburbs men are going under the knife. Pressure to live up to an ideal body image is driving more men to get breast reductions and pectoral implants, while older men are getting facelifts to compete... Page 1

FARE GO IS ON THE LINE HUNDREDS of inner west bus commuters will face disrupted services and possible fare hikes in October when construction starts on a light rail line down George St in the city. The State Government announced the network changes on Friday morning at a... Page 1

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Bear necessities for park picnic BRING along your favourite friend to the Teddy Bears Picnic at the Circus at Karralyka Gardens in Ringwood East, see Frozen and other films for free at Docklands and catch The Blackeyed Susans playing at Malvern Gardens. Page 1

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HIGH ON COCAINE COCAINE use is moving from its traditional eastern suburbs base across the citys west. Police have been battling a rise in use in suburbs including Rosehill, Parramatta, Merrylands, Granville and Auburn. Cocaine offences surged in Rosehill in the... Page 9

Slider trio mystifies SPCA Why did the turtles cross the road. Kapiti SPCA staff dont know, and are scratching their heads after three large turtles were found on three different Kapiti roads. Weve had a bit of a run of them - red-eared terrapins, or sliders as they should... Page 1

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FUTURE IS GOLDEN FOR BLOODS IZAK West Adelaides Izak Rankine has the football world in a spin. Experts say the 17-year-old is the player to watch in the future and is already talented enough to play AFL - despite being too young to nominate for the draft. Page 5

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MYSTERY OVER BODY IN BIN POLICE are awaiting the results of a post mortem carried out on Monday to determine how a man came to die in a charity clothing bin at Rosebery. How the man, who has now been formally identified, became trapped in the mouth of the bin remains a... Page 1

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Activities a boost to better focus i.. BEING active is an important part of school life at Oakleigh South Primary School in Melbournes southeast, with almost 80 per cent of the schools Grade 4-6 students participating in club sport outside of school. Principal Ron Cantlon said the school... Page 2

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Contax up for battle CONTAX begins its premiership defence with a grand final rematch against Matrics when the Premier League netball season opens tomorrow night. Eight clubs will battle it out over 14 rounds at Netball SA Stadium in a bid to reach the playoffs in July. Page 1

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Veteran officer signs off OF ALL the things veteran policeman Senior Sergeant Peter Laloli has seen and done, its the memories of community service he will remember most as he leaves the force this week after 42 years. I love community work and I always have. Yesterday, Laloli was farewelled by fellow officers at his old stomping ground - the Hornby Police Station. Tomorrow, he will jet off for the wonders of Europe. Page 2

Signals school still on track When Ken Ashman was a teenager, he would bike out to Eureka to watch the trains go past. He would sit and wonder how it all worked. Now he knows it all. Working 41 years for KiwiRail means Ashman has come to know the ins and outs of train signals,... Page 1

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Kian set for school Little Kian Richardson has come a long way since he was born 17 weeks premature in a toilet bowl. Now the plucky five-yearold is celebrating another milestone, starting Prep on Friday at Ferntree Gully North Primary School. Page 1

Honouring our Diggers Footscrays Annie Fisher knew as well as any the sacrifice a family made to the war. She had eight sons enlisted for battle in World War I - the most of any family in Australia. Page 1

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Shes making a list OLIVIA Trueman has a long list of goals to achieve before she goes blind. The plucky eight-year-old has gyrate atrophy, a rare condition that will leave her blind by 15. Her friends and family are raising money to help her fulfil her dreams, including... Page 1

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BRAD SEES THE LIGHT WAKEHURST MP Brad Hazzard has backed calls for a set of lights to govern the deadly Brookvale corner where Jo-Ann Thwaites was killed. Mr Hazzard has revealed he conducted his own audit of the corner which left him with "no question in my mind that... Page 1

Pressure goes on Korako over Redclif.. Parents of Redcliffs School pupils are demanding Port Hills National list MP Nuk Korako put pressure on Education Minister Hekia Parata to keep the school open. Ms Parata announced on March 23 that the school may face closure by July next year. Mr... Page 1