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  • Thursday, 23rd February 2012
  • Rudd v Gillard

    If you thought you knew everything about the simmering relationship between Julia Gillard and Kevin Rudd, then think again. Our experts tell a very different story about the battle for the nation’s top job.
  • Railway rage

    The problem of violence on our public transport systems is getting worse, forcing authorities to take drastic measures to cut down on the number of violent assaults. Armed guards have been introduced in some parts of the country, and when you see this footage from our trains and buses, you'll understand why.
  • Making the most of retirement dollars

    In a retirement market crammed with resorts, estates and communities – all promising carefree and independent living – it's really just a case of what you can afford. To make it easier, we have narrowed down some of the best places to retire for all budgets.
  • Wednesday, 22nd February 2012
  • Vending machine violence

    Vending machine theft has long been a matter of brawn over brains – but new machines are making it harder than ever to thwart snack dispensers. Nevertheless, the amazing footage of thieves at work shows just how far some will go to for a freebie.
  • Chamberlain inquest

    As the spotlight returns on the mystery death of Azaria Chamberlain, we revisit Tracy Grimshaw’s revealing interview with her mother, Lindy. She retraces the trip to central Australia and talks frankly about the incident that changed their lives forever.
    OntheTweed
    (Guest)
    I was ten when this tragedy occurred and I still feel so much shame at the way this family was treated. Give them justice.
  • Holiday to nowhere

    These senior citizens paid $300,000 for some retirement sunshine - but instead of paying for their holidays, their cash disappeared. Our investigation into the woman behind the scandal has uncovered as many as 20 pensioners who have been conned out of their life savings.
  • The chocolate diet

    It’s an unlikely diet to be created by a medical doctor, but GP Shirley McIlvenny is very popular with her patients – for putting them all on a eating plan which includes plenty of sweets and chocolate. She joined A Current Affair to explain her unusual eating plan, and how it can help you lose kilos.
    Arthur dracopoulos
    (Guest)
    Love the show it's the best
  • Tuesday, 21st February 2012
  • Noisy ads put to the test

    It’s a popular theory that television ads are louder than the actual shows – so, tired of reaching for the volume button, we’ve put the airwaves to the test to find out who is really making the most noise.
    hobo
    (Guest)
    The hundreds of times i was abused fg the television louder when i did nothing was the cause of my divorce.
  • Fence fight for mayor hopeful

    It’s the fracas over a fence that’s causing the great divide between a Gold Coast couple and a mayoral candidate. The couple are threatening to tear the fence down after claims they were short changed on the $500,000 block of land.
  • Edelsten's secret bombshell

    All is not well in the Edelsten camp. After Australia finally accepted the high profile couple’s happiness, Geoffrey and Brynne have reportedly been dealing with reports of yet another controversy to plague the couple.

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