Meet Barber Babes, Topless Hairdressers In Australia

A topless barber shop has become a hit in Australia, offering customers to have their haircut done by a barely-clothed female hairdresser.

'Barber Babes', based in Brisbane, sees employees wearing just hot pants or underwear, according to The Courier-Mail. In addition to haircuts, they offer head massages, eyebrow waxing, blow-dries and shaves.

Jasmine Robson, owner of the business, explained that the idea stemmed from her belief that most men find going to a barber inconvenient, and she wanted to provide them an extra incentive to get their hair cut.

Mother 'Poisoned Daughter With Cancer Drugs'

Wonders indeed shall never cease. A child is in a serious condition in an Australian hospital after allegedly being given anti-cancer drugs bought on the internet by her mother.
The four-year-old girl was previously healthy before being allegedly poisoned by chemotherapy medicines over a 10-month period.

Online Virgin Auction Director 'Could Face Sex Trafficking Crimes'

Two weeks ago, we saw on the news Brazilian student selling her virginity, and claims to use the proceeds to help rebuild her community. The business transaction yet to be completed , might be a failure as the director of the online reality show could be charged with sex trafficking crimes.

The 20-year-old physical education student is set to earn £487,000 from the controversial sale after the online auction closed last Wednesday. She was taking part in a documentary by Australian film-maker Justin Sisely entitled Virgins Wanted.

The winning bidder was identified as a Japanese man named only as "Natsu". The pair will reportedly consummate the act on board a plane between Australia and the US, in a bid to avoid prostitution laws.

But on Sunday Brazil's attorney general, Joao Pedro de Saboia Bandeira de Mello, ordered an "urgent" investigation into the virgin auction, claiming it amounted to "people trafficking".

British Doctor Killed in Australia within an Hour of Arrival

A 36-year-old British tourist yet to be named was killed in a car crash involving a stolen car just within an hour of landing in Australia earlier today.

The Briton died together with the 28-year-old taxi driver, after the taxi was hit by the stolen Toyota four-wheel drive as they made their way from the  airport to Perth.

Police patrol cars and a helicopter had been chasing the stolen vehicle, but dropped back when they decided the chase was too dangerous.