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The search for 'reality' love
People are putting their hearts on the line, their pride on the shelf and their heads in the clouds to contend in some pretty outrageous competitions with huge cash prizes at stake, and in this particular case, the heart of the 'prize' person. Why do you think shows like "Farmer Wants a Wife" have such a huge following? Do you think people identify and find comfort in knowing that they're not alone in the singles battlefield? Is love really a competition of 'who dares wins'? Do you have to literally fight your way into the arms of the right individual? Read more »
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Singles found, love abound
Meet the 2009 Queensland Country Life Bush Bachelor Kyron Tunstall and Bachelorette Sarah Taylor, who were awarded their titles on the weekend at the Roma Picnic Races. More than 50 entrants threw their hats into the ring for the 2009 Bush Bachelor competition, with the final 10 selected at the start of the month, and the State set the task of voting for their favourite bachelor and bachelorette. The newly crowned Bush Bachelor and Bachelorette now get to enjoy their bounty of prizes from Carlton, Wotif.com and R.M. Williams. The finalists, entrants and their supporters converged on the Roma Picnic Races on Saturday for a day of fun, mingling and making new friends. Here are the stories from the winners. Read more »
Dating while on the go...
If you're on the go all the time but still want to meet someone then mobile dating is for you. Read more »
On one knee on a muddy hilltop
Wedding bells have rung for a couple who met by chance at the Bedgerabong Picnic Races. Read more »
Sex life dying...
Q. Dear Jane, Read more »
Goondiwindi Cotton
Sam Coulton casts his eye over the picking of the family's irrigated cotton crop. Read more »
Tour Australia's Red Centre
If you love Australia and the Outdoors the sights don't get much better than the stunning Red Centre. The main attractions of Uluru (Ayers Rock), Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) and Kings Canyon are not only stunning and awe-inspiring but their sacred history will have you captivated. Even the afternoon sun setting over the red dirt and vast landscape is amazing in itself. Read more »
Don't think, just chat!
Should I write something funny? What if they don't have the same sense of humour? What if they think it sounds stupid? What if it doesn't come across properly? Oh no! Read more »
The farmer wants a life
As marketing slogans go, The Farmer Wants A Wife may not be a winner. Nor, as far as promoting a career in Australian agriculture is concerned, are dustbowl dramas such as Rain Shadow or McLeod's Daughters - despite such good-looking stars. Read more »
LIVE at the Paradiso
"It was happening a few times before and it just didn't feel right. This is perfect," says Live's front man and primary songwriter Ed Kowalczyk of the two shows recorded June 30 and July 1, 2008 before a fervent Dutch audience. "The band is playing better than ever. The timing captured the band at a great moment in our career." Read more »
Victorian Bushfire appeal
The people of Victoria have suffered devastating losses over the past few days and unfortunately they are not in the clear yet with more bushfires burning both in Victoria as well as in NSW. Read more »