November 25, 2009: The Italian edition of 'Rolling Stone' magazine has taken the unusual move of naming Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi as 'Rockstar of the Year', mainly due to his lavish lifestyle.
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November 25, 2009: A woman has been arrested in Melbourne for a series of armed robberies, after she held up a number of service stations with a large kitchen knife.
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November 25, 2009: US President Barack Obama is expected to send up to 34,000 more troops to Afghanistan 'to get the job done', although polls indicate the public is turning against the president’s handling of the war.
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November 25, 2009: Australian writer, poet and commentator Clive James joins the program to discuss his new memoir 'The Blaze of Obscurity: The TV Years'.
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November 25, 2009: TODAY’s weatherman Steve Jacobs has skipped the country... He's jet setting around the world - presenting in five cities in only five days!
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November 25, 2009: Royal watcher James Whitaker joins TODAY to discuss growing speculation that Prince William or Prince Harry could become Governor-General of Australia.
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November 25, 2009: Political editor Laurie Oakes discusses speculation that Malcolm Turnbull’s leadership will be challenged today and looks at possible contenders for the role of Opposition leader.
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November 25, 2009: Cane toads have been terrorising Queenslanders and surrounding states for years, but now the pesky creatures have been turned into a beautiful pair of shoes by fashionista Karine Emanouel.
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November 25, 2009: Today goes on the road with Barry Alexander from WIRES, a wildlife rescue team who will handle over 10,000 calls a month throughout the busy summer season.
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November 25, 2009: The Government’s emissions trading scheme has been approved by the Coalition, but a big question mark remains over Malcolm Turnbull's position after yesterday's party meeting.
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November 25, 2009: Executive director of White Ribbon, Isabel McRae, joins the show to discuss White Ribbon Day, which is about taking action to end violence against women and is supported by many high profiled men.
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Rolling Stone salutes Berlusconi
