| Nano-skin may let amputees feel again Scientists from the University of California have used nanotechnology to develop an artificial skin that could eventually give the sense of touch back to people who have lost their limbs. abc.net.au |
Consumers tire of discount war SHOPPERS are suffering sales fatigue as stores swamp them with constant discounts. heraldsun.com.au |
New policy may tempt more boats MOVING children out of detention centres might tempt others to seek asylum here, an Indonesian official has warned. heraldsun.com.au |
OJ Simpson loses robbery conviction appeal Nevada's Supreme Court has refused to overturn OJ Simpson's 2008 robbery conviction for a bungled attempt to recover his own sports memorabilia. abc.net.au |
Unions warn Gillard of agenda change ACTU president Ged Kearney has warned Prime Minister Julia Gillard that the unions will be setting their own agenda and pushing for change across a broad range of policy areas. abc.net.au |