In Texas, it seems, you can have just about anything you want on your car registration plate. Well, almost anything.

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff is one of many to pull events out of Indiana in protest to a new law that protected any business that discriminated against gays and lesbians.

Andrea Lubitz was one sicked, deluded individual, allegedly. He wanted to be remembered, so he flew a plane into the French Alps.

The BBC Director General; hasn't sacked Jeremy Clarkson. He's just not renewing his contract. In the same way that Clarkson didn't hit his producer, the face just collided with his fist.

Australia Post is introduced first and second class letters. But, Mr Ahmed Fahour, Balls Radio has a better idea.

We had an election and the man in the nice suit with the Colgate smile has won. But, even though he’ll claim a mandate, he hasn’t got one really.

Phil Dobbie and Brian Haverty come up with some more crazy inventions. This week how to avoid your food going off when you go for lunch directly after a supermarket visit.

Sad news this week. Jackie Trent died. Who, you might ask? A woman instrumental to one of Australia's most iconic exports, that's who. John Dobbie explains.

Jeremy Clarkson seems to think the BBC will give him the sack after his self-confessed fracas in Manchester. Meanwhile, John Dobbie reports on a potential replacement.

It's somewhat predictable, that the partial eclipse of the sun expected in the UK was, itself, exclipsed by heavy cloud.