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Feathers set to flyJuly 23, 2008: Jamie Oliver is in hot water after killing chickens in front of a live television audience, while trying to raise awareness about the treatment of factory chickens.

A whole lotto loveJuly 23, 2008: The Oz Lotto jackpot has gone off overnight, resulting in four winners from across Australia.

Seth expressJuly 23, 2008: Not your typical Hollywood leading man, Seth Rogen, talks to Richard Wilkins about his latest venture 'Pinapple Express.'

Dover run a good runJuly 23, 2008: Today talks with Racheal Coopes and Abi Tucker about the end of 'McLeod's Daughters.'

Darker knightJuly 23, 2008: The Dark Knight's Christian Bale has been arrested for allegedly assaulting his mother and sister.

July 23, 2008: Today overnight market updateComprehensive business and finance news.

Petrol profiteeringJuly 23, 2008: NRMA President Alan Evans says petrol companies should have dropped fuel prices by 17 cents a litre, after a fall in the price of crude oil.

Prostate breakthroughJuly 23, 2008: Richard Suchet reports on a new drug to fight prostate cancer, one that could put thousands of men in remission and lead to treatments for other cancers as well.

Trucky go slowJuly 23, 2008: Tony Sheldon joins the show as truck drivers are staging a second go- slow on Sydney roads this morning, over working conditions and the rising cost of fuel.

Human bagpipesJuly 23, 2008: The YouTube clip of the day shows what Scottish army members do when they're bored.

Patel walks free on public moneyJuly 23, 2008: Dr Jayant Patel is appealing for privacy after being released on bail, Matt Dunstan reports.

Gold feverJuly 23, 2008: More than a century after the Victorian gold rush ended, there are claims that more than $30 billion worth of the precious metal lying undiscovered, north of Bendigo.

Michael ClarkeJuly 23, 2008: The Today show speaks with Michael Clarke about becoming the next youth ambassador for Bonds.

Dora the ExlporerJuly 23, 2008: Everyone's favourite adventurer, Dora the Exlporer, performs live in studio!

Hello Baby!July 23, 2008: Good morning to cheeky little Raphael from Somerton Park in South Australia!

Beaconsfield evidenceJuly 22, 2008: Beaconsfield survivors Todd Russell and Brant Webb are set to give evidence into the inquest into the death of fellow miner Larry Knight, reports Tim McMillan.

First car buyersJuly 22, 2008: RACQ spokesperson Steve Spalding joins the show with some pointers for those out there about to get their first set of wheels.

By any meansJuly 22, 2008: Charley Boorman has travels by any means, avoiding planes, from Ireland to Sydney.

Women in warJuly 22, 2008: Sometimes the contribution of women serving in times of war goes unnoticed but a new book is set to change all that.

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