SOURCE LINK: http://www.news.com.au/story/0,27574,26356433-401,00.html
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A 55-year-old Taiwanese man tricked up to 20 women into having sex with him in an elaborate scam where he posed as both a handsome young man and that man's ailing father, local media reported today.
Hsu Shian-ming, who was arrested on Saturday, allegedly posted photos of a youthful male model online, claiming to be that person, and attracted numerous calls from women interested in romantic liaisons, the China Post reported.
Hsu would then use the telephone conversations to tell his victims he had a father whose medical condition required constant sex to stay alive, sweet-talking them into doing what was necessary to save him, it said.
HEADLINE: Most restaurants serve crap - sued critic
SOURCE LINK: http://www.news.com.au/story/0,27574,26355892-421,00.html
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A FOOD critic being sued for defamation over a bad review says most restaurants in Australia serve "crap" food.
Under cross-examination in the New South Wales Supreme Court, Matthew Evans also said while he believed a bad review could have some impact on a restaurant, it was not enough to cause its demise.
Mr Evans and John Fairfax, publishers of The Sydney Morning Herald, are being sued by Aleksandra Gacic, her sister Ljiljana Gacic, and Branislav Ciric, owners of the now defunct restaurant Coco Roco at Sydney's King Street Wharf.
In September 2003, the paper published a review referring to "unpalatable" dishes, describing the restaurant's overall value as "a shocker" and scoring it 9/20 - in the "stay home" category.
HEADLINE: Driver clocked at 218km/h on freeway
SOURCE LINK: http://www.news.com.au/story/0,27574,26355189-29277,00.html
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A MAN has been caught driving at 218 km/h on the M5 motorway in Sydney's southwest, almost twice the limit.
Police clocked the 2002 Lexus is200 sedan speeding in a westbound lane about 3.45am yesterday.
The M5 motorway has a speed limit of 110kmph zone.
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