More in Life - Page 1709
How to take a private jet from LA to SF for only $109
Is "communal private jet" an oxymoron?
By Cailey Rizzo
David Cameron is probably going to meet this man who dresses as an asparagus
The mascot was created to promote the vegetable.
Confused seagull gets into a fight with its own reflection
This seagull is not backing down anytime soon.
By Sam Haysom
We taste test Singaporean chilli crab and egg yolk croissants
Singaporeans are obsessed with their local flavours.
By Alicia Tan
App-connected gym equipment aims to get you off the couch and fitter
The app will let you prod friends to work out too, and you can see who's working out and get competitive.
By Victoria Ho
Secret offshore firms 'own area 3 times bigger than London'
Sherlock Holmes' fictional Baker Street home linked to Kazakh businessman.
Snickle Fritz is the dog found in Afghanistan settling in with a veteran in Australia
How one dog is touching the lives of those affected by war.
By Johnny Lieu
A 12-year-old kid made himself Australia's prime minister for 2 days on Wikipedia
One brilliant Australian kid named Orley Fenelon, aged 12, decided he deserved the title as much as the next bloke or sheila.
By Jenni Ryall
Japan wants 'Chinese-only' zones at tourist attractions to limit bad behavior
Oh no they didn't.
By Alicia Tan
This website proves the Queen has always been cooler than you
She really has done quite a lot of awesome stuff.
By Sam Haysom
Electric fork zaps a salty taste to your tongue without the sodium
It can mimic sour and bitter too -- just not sweet, sorry guys.
By Victoria Ho
Court rules against couple in China's first same-sex marriage case
The couple hoped to be issued a marriage licence on the grounds that Chinese law does not explicitly say same-sex marriages are illegal.
By Victoria Ho
Indigenous Australian pens invite to Jamie Oliver to visit and cook with her remote community
It's an offer he surely can't refuse.
By Johnny Lieu
Students told to keep skirts below the knee because of boys and male staff
Students at a New Zealand school are fighting back, using the power of media, after they were told their skirt hemlines were too short for school.
By Jenni Ryall
Singapore to ban smoking in parks and reservoirs
The new ban will be implemented in 400 parks and 17 reservoirs islandwide.
By Alicia Tan
Telstra withdraws from marriage equality debate allegedly due to church pressure
Allegedly under pressure from the Catholic Church, Australia's largest telecommunications provider will not be participating in a public campaign in support of same-sex marriage.
By Ariel Bogle
Paul Ryan says he doesn't want to be president. Cue the conspiracy theories.
Paul Ryan claims he's not going to be the GOP presidential nominee but there are plenty of conspiracy theorists that disagree.
