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Unresolved loss

Every year 20,000 young people go missing. What happens to the families left behind?

Surgery by SMS

J sits on his bed following the surgery (www.msf.org.uk : Sarah Elliott)

A doctor has used SMS instructions to perform a life-saving amputation.

Sugar power

Sugar cane burn-off (Flickr: Deeble)

Could sugar cane become another source of renewable energy for Australia?

Dead by Christmas

Roberto Saviano (Reuters: Alessandro Bianchi)

Best-selling author Roberto Saviano has been targeted by the Neapolitan Mafia.

Hell on Earth

Lava fields (flickr: Leigh R. Hilbert)

Billions of years ago the planet was covered by an ocean of lava.

Bicycle belles

Worn out Malvern star bike seat (Flickr: tom likes clarks)

One day in 1945 two suburban ladies decided to cycle around Australia.

Taxis at night (Flickr: Skivvi)

Taxi driver

A man who killed his wife 18 years ago now wants to be a cabbie.

The endless famine

Ethiopian child (ABC TV - Foreign Correspondent)

Many Australians sponsor African children but few get to meet them in person.

The dancing scientist

Dr Sue Lynn Lau's performance (YouTube)

A Sydney student has turned her PhD into an award-winning interpretive dance.

A giving revolution

File photo: Holding Up a Globe (Getty Creative Images)

This week Australians are being encouraged to give back to their communities.

Bicycle polo

Bike polo (Flickr: distrait)

Bike couriers have taken the sport of the wealthy and swapped ponies for pushies.

Solid grounding

Man hitting a punching bag (Getty)

A boxing program is keeping kids off the streets of Katherine and turning some into stars.

Commander-in-Chief

John Howard (AFP: Jim Watson)

John Howard's third term was dominated by the 'war on terror'.

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