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Anne Lu finished a degree in Legal Management, but as a kid, she wanted to be a nurse so she could wear a nursing cap. She admits to being obsessed with "SuperWhoLock" and her pets. She joined IBTimes Australia in April 2013. She may be reached at a.lu@ibtimes.com.au.

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‘127 Hours’ Inspiration Aron Ralston Arrested On Assault Charges

Hiker Aron Ralston, the inspiration behind the James Franco-starrer “127 Hours,” has been arrested on charges of domestic violence. The 38-year-old motivational speaker, who cut his own arm with a pocket knife in 2003 when he was trapped inside a Utah canyon, is facing one count of assault and one count of “wrongs to minors.”

Waitress Dayna Morales Dismissed From Job After False Anti-Gay Receipt Claim [VIDEO]

Dayna Morales, the waitress who alleged that an anti-gay family left her a homophobic rant in lieu of a tip on their receipt, has been dismissed from her employment. The former U.S. Marine is apparently also returning the donations she received when her story became viral after it was learned that she did not donate the money to a charity as she claimed she had.

Auckland Airport Taxi Drivers Go On Hunger Strike

Members of the Auckland Taxi Association are on a hunger strike starting Monday after their talk with the airport company failed. Around 180 taxi drivers at the Auckland International Airport are demanding better working conditions and taxi-rank positions among other issues.

Lorde Ditches Laneway For The Grammy Awards, To Play Free Show For Ticketholders

Lorde is skipping St Jerome’s Laneway Festival for the Grammy Awards, but her fans need not to worry because she’s sweetening the deal with a free concert. The 17-year-old Auckland schoolgirl had to let go of her planned appearance at the travelling international music fest to be able to attend the Grammy Awards in the U.S.

Grammy Mistakenly Calls New Zealander Lorde As Australian

Lorde is a 17-year-old girl from Auckland, and Auckland is in New Zealand, Kiwis informed the National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences, which presents the Grammy Awards. When the award-giving body’s press release about the performers called the rising superstar an Australian, her fellow New Zealand citizens quickly pointed out the gaffe.

Australian Prime Ministers Remember Nelson Mandela

Nelson Mandela wasn’t just a South African president; he was also the personified symbol of racial equality and hope all over the world. And with the passing of this great man, Australian leaders have offered their message of mourning.

Scariest Ad Ever? Japanese Tyre Company Gets Creative With Horror Ad [VIDEO]

Only the ads that invoke extreme sensations really get the attention of consumers. That’s why the most memorable commercials ever played on air and online are mostly either funny or poignant. But a tyre company in Japan decided to take a different yet apparently as effective route by creating what the media now calls the scariest ad ever made.

Miranda Kerr To Pursue Singing Career?

Miranda Kerr is not just a supermodel and a businesswoman, she’s also a singer, or at least that’s what she is planning to be. The Australian beauty has reportedly lent her vocals for Bobby Fox’s upcoming album.

UK Celeb Chef Heston Blumenthal Demands Small Melbourne Cafe To Change Name

English celebrity chef Heston Blumenthal is demanding a small cafe in Melbourne to change its name because it’s similar to his Michelin-starred The Fat Duck restaurant in the UK. The owner of the Fat Duck Cafe from Oakleigh South didn’t even know who the celeb chef was, but she had to comply with his lawyers’ demands to change his little eatery’s name.

Justin Bieber Causing Havoc In Australia: Bodyguards Allegedly Attack Locals

Justin Bieber’s visit in Australia is turning out to be a nightmare for locals as the Canadian tween heartthrob and his entourage get involved in one melee after another. After the 19-year-old singer vandalised a hotel wall with graffiti, his bodyguards have reportedly attacked a paparazzo and a surfer in two separate incidents.

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