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A Bake Sale Makes Back To School A Little More Enjoyable Danielle Scott and Ashley Sickles Oskaloosa, Iowa – Just outside the Bridal Dreams store in downtown Oskaloosa Thursday evening, what appears to be your typical bake sale was taking place. There were rice crispy bars, cupcakes, cookies, and all the varieties generally found at such a sale. The sale is anything but typical, as it’s grown over the years, but its mission has remained the same, helping kids get the school supplies they need to start the academic year off right. Danielle Scott and Ashley Sickles provide daycare, and they...

A legal dispute has been launched over claims a brand of underwear that Bachelor star Nick Cummins promotes aren't the 'Aussiest Undies Ever'. Step One Clothing Australia sued in the Federal Court claiming Sojo Pty Ltd, the business that makes TRADIE jocks, misled customers by claiming its products are 'true blue' Australian when laundry tags say they are made in China.  The rival underwear company alleged Sojo breached Australian Consumer Law by using images of Australian stars for advertising purposes, including Cummins, freestyle aerial skier Danielle Scott, and rugby sevens player Charlo...

Decorated soldier Ben Roberts-Smith has seen plenty of action in the field, but this week he was under siege from barrister Nicholas Owens SC.

Ben Roberts-Smith has denied demanding his mistress video herself taking a pregnancy test after she told him she was going to have their child.

Ben Roberts-Smith asked if stamps could be traced: trial We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement In the opening stages of the Ben Roberts-Smith defamation trial, Nicholas Owens SC, the media outlets’ barrister, warned the court there would be two irreconcilable versions of what happened in Afghanistan between 2006 and 2012. As he drilled on Wednesday into the version of events given by the former SAS soldier to his own barrister last week, the plot thickened at every point. Agreed fact: Mr Roberts-Smith asked his w...