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Howard YouTube video secures key 'bored secretary' vote Print E-mail
Friday, 20 July 2007
ImageJohn Howard has released his first video on YouTube, providing much-needed diversion for the bored office workers whose votes he needs to win this year's election. The Prime Minister is delighted that he has managed to produce something that has received a better response from low-income workers than WorkChoices.
 
Text message lacks nuance Print E-mail
Friday, 20 July 2007

ImageCritics have slammed an SMS sent by account executive Morgan Teuber to a group of his friends, claiming the tone of his brief communication is unclear. The text message, which stated a desire "2 C TRANSFORMERS ITLL B COOL", has divided recipients, who are unable to reach consensus on whether Teuber was serious, joking or something else entirely.

 
Bob Brown opens 'progressive' Bebo account Print E-mail
Thursday, 19 July 2007

ImageAlways one step ahead of his political counterparts, Greens senator Bob Brown has joined social networking site Bebo, setting up an account under the name ‘Greenblooded'. "While other politicians go for the glitz and glamour of MySpace or the slick, corporate look of Facebook," he said in the ‘Me, My Life And I' section of his profile, "I chose an environmentally conscious alternative."

 
Man yet to find situation not covered by Simpsons quote Print E-mail
Thursday, 12 July 2007
ImageWhether he's informing his wife she's a "big, fat dynamo" or telling his co-workers "don't have a cow, man", Brisbane removalist Gareth Schreiber takes all his conversational cues from The Simpsons. The 32-year-old, who has been watching the long-running TV show since it began, is able to apply his encyclopaedic knowledge of the program to any circumstance, be it a deceptively painful injury or a discussion on the relative cowardice of the French.
 
Rushdie delighted by knighthood: seeks armour Print E-mail
Monday, 02 July 2007
ImageAuthor Salman Rushdie has gratefully received the honour of a knighthood, and is now looking forward to the protective measures that accompany it. The novelist has already asked if he can keep the guard of honour that accompanied him to the ceremony. "I know I've been critical of pomp and ceremony in the past," he said. "But I've come to appreciate some of the most ancient aspects of knighthood, like carrying a shield everywhere, and constantly praying for protection."
 
Middle East crisis worsens: Blair to get involved Print E-mail
Monday, 02 July 2007
ImageThe former British Prime Minister Tony Blair has taken up a new role as a special envoy in the Middle East. The typically upbeat Blair has claimed he can solve the decades-old Arab-Israeli conflict in 45 minutes, a boast that regional experts say is no less implausible than his claim that Saddam Hussein could deploy WMDs against Britain in the same amount of time.
 
Packer invests more in gambling: marries again Print E-mail
Monday, 25 June 2007
ImageAfter building casinos in Macau and Hong Kong, James Packer has increased his exposure to the gambling industry after deciding to chance his fortune on another wife.Most experts rate the mogul's business decisions as considerably more sound than those he makes about his personal life. "The Asian gambling market will be around for the long haul," one analyst said. "Whereas historical performance figures show that James' model acquisitions leave him significantly in the red after a few years."
 
Libs complain new ACTU leader is beholden to unions Print E-mail
Friday, 15 June 2007

Image New ACTU leader Jeff Lawrence has come under heavy fire from the Coalition, who claim he is little more than a puppet of the union movement. "The ACTU can't even pretend it's free from the influence of the union movement," said Health Minister Tony Abbott in a parliamentary broadside. "And here they are, nominating another faceless union bureaucrat to be their leader. The last ACTU leader was a union man, this bloke's a union man, and mark my words - the next bloke will be a union man too," said Abbott, to loud cries of 'hear hear' from the the Government benches. "

 
Nobel Prize introduces 'Most Improved' Category Print E-mail
Friday, 15 June 2007

Image The Royal Swedish Academy of Arts and Scientists will break with more of a century of tradition to award their first award for effort, rather than excellence. Stung by criticisms that the body was elitist, the Academy has announced a new 'Most Improved' Category, for those trying hard in their given field.

 
Celebrity proud supporter of some shit with spastics Print E-mail
Friday, 15 June 2007

Celebrity footballer Wayne Freehold reaffirmed his commitment to charitable causes yesterday, when he agreed to make an appearance for disabled children's charity Bright Futures, or as he calls it "that fucking thing with the kids". The announcement was made in a late-night cell-phone call with his agent, Michael Liebowitz, who laughingly declared the footballer "a bloody humanitarian."

 
Tae Bo video finally thrown out Print E-mail
Thursday, 14 June 2007

ImageAfter gathering dust on a rumpus room bookshelf for more than seven years, a faded copy of Tae Bo Gold has been consigned to the dump during a moment of self-awareness on the part of its owner, accounts payable clerk Teri Rosewater. "Every other time I've cleaned that room, I've told myself I'll get back into Tae Bo one day," she said. "This time, I had to face the facts. After all, we don't even own a VCR anymore."

 
Pell urges MPs to vote according to his conscience Print E-mail
Thursday, 14 June 2007

ImageDefying the Biblical concept of free will, Sydney Archbishop George Pell has ordered Catholic MPs to follow his moral lead or risk the fires of damnation. "Politicians who support stem cell legislation must realise their voting has consequences for their place in the life of the church," he said. "My conscience is clear...as it should be to any God-fearing elected official who wants communion next Sunday. Let he who is without sin cast the first vote."

 
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