Nan Returns From Hairdressers With A Change In Hairstyle Only Other Nans Can Notice
SANDY FRASER | Youth | CONTACT A grandmother in Betoota Heights has spent a couple hours in the salon chair this morning
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The Greens Now Plagued By Infighting Over Whether Di Natale’s Shaman Has Too Much Influence
CLANCY OVERELL | Editor | CONTACT Inside sources from the Australian Greens party say that they hope their Federal representatives can survive
Shannon Noll Lights Up Tamworth’s Peel St After Being Snubbed Of Golden Guitar Nomination
LEROY PERCIVAL | Central-Coast Queensland Folk-Rock Editor | CONTACT In an applaudable act of defiance, Australia’s favourite country rocker,
Peculiar Older Male Teacher At Private School All Of A Sudden No Longer Spoken About
CLANCY OVERELL | Editor | CONTACT A bizarre older man that has spent several decades teaching at local private school has been
Local Residents Celebrate ‘Big Town’ Status After Rumours Of A 2nd Maccas Are Confirmed
WENDELL HUSSEY | Cadet | CONTACT Today is a day of particular note for the small country town of Wellington in Central
Ange Resigns To Focus On His Figs After Melbourne’s Water Restrictions Are Repealed
CLANCY OVERELL | Editor | CONTACT Today it has been announced that the Australian soccer team will need to find a new
Local Freelance Creative Looking Forward To Another Christmas Of Family Career Advice
LEROY PERCIVAL | Central-Coast Queensland Folk-Rock Editor | CONTACT Local muso/visual artist Chet Streeton has revealed this week that
Fisherman’s Friend Now Competing With Goey For The Truckies-Trying-To-Stay-Awake Market
WENDELL HUSSEY | Cadet | CONTACT In a significant day for the Transport Industry, it has been revealed that Fisherman’s Friends
Katter Calls For $120m Plebiscite On Whether Crocs Should Be Allowed To Eat North Queenslanders
KENT REGINALD | Entertainment | CONTACT Maverick MP Bob Katter has today renewed calls for a new $120 million plebiscite into whether
Christian Baker Shouldn’t Be Discriminated Against For Discriminating Against Gays
CLANCY OVERELL | Editor | CONTACT As a member of the most politicised and considered minority in Australia, a devout Christian baker
Extended Family Begin Pressuring Cousins That Own A Beach House To Host Christmas
CLANCY OVERELL | Editor | CONTACT With Christmas just over a month away, the cousins who own an eight bedroom beach house
Man Who Read Pocock’s Autobiography Happy To Field Any Questions About Zimbabwe
KENT REGINALD | Entertainment | CONTACT In the midst of the on-going Zimbabwe Presidential crisis, a local Betoota man is offering
Complimentary Mentos Enough To Spur Punter Into Feeding Another Pineapple Through
WENDELL HUSSEY | Cadet | CONTACT As they always say, there ain’t no such thing as a free lunch. If ever