PM Sorts Mate That Needs A Job
ERROL PARKER | Editor-at-large | Contact Anthony Albanese has done a solid this week and helped out a mate who
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Recently-Acquired Investment Property To Be Passed Down Through Family Like A Ming Vase That Prints Money
ERROL PARKER | Editor-at-large | Contact A seemingly quite lucky rentvestor from our town's hellish new-build estates
Government Shocks The Nation By Using 94 Seat Majority To Actually Have A Crack
WENDELL HUSSEY | Cadet | CONTACT The Federal Government has this week rattled the nation to its core, by dropping a bombshell.
“Oh God That’s Horrendous” Says Mum From Comfort Of Decade Old Fuzzy Dressing Gown
SANDY FRASER | Youth | CONTACT As Australian Fashion Week (AFW) gets underway, Mums around the nation are embracing their inner Tyra
Can We Just Let Alan Kohler Or Someone Do A Celebrity Budget Next Year?
WENDELL HUSSEY | Cadet | CONTACT A radical solution to a major fiscal problem has been floated this week, on the eve
Clive Palmer Spruiks Plan For 25% Tax On Solar Radiation
ERROL PARKER | Editor-at-large | Contact Increasingly reclusive billionaire and tax sage Clive Palmer has shared a new idea this
Eastern States Plot Revenge On Covid Free WA By Directing Hantavirus Contacts To Perth
SANDY FRASER | Youth | CONTACT East Coast officials may pull off what experts are calling the ‘revenge of the century’ as
Victorian Really Struggling To Communicate With Queenslander Who Punctuates Every Sentence With ‘But’ Or ‘Aye’
SANDY FRASER | Youth | CONTACT A Toorak man has been left questioning whether some cultural differences may be too big to
Local Bloke Acknowledges The Wintry Change In Seasons Like A Grown Up
CLANCY OVERELL | Editor | CONTACT A bitter cold front has come through and Australians south and west of Brisbane are feeling
Man With Rather Unsavoury Request Of His AI Platform Forced To Use Grok After Being Knocked Back Everywhere Else
ERROL PARKER | Editor-at-large | Contact A local man has today found himself at the bottom of the artificial intelligence
Taylor Groans As First Step To Moderating The Liberals Is To Spend An Evening With Those Basket Weavers At The Archibald Prize Tonight
CLANCY OVERELL | Editor | CONTACT After a long week of fruitless campaigning in rural New South Wales, the newly crowned leader
Democracy Manifest: Chris Minns Under Investigation For A Succulent Chinese Donation
WENDELL HUSSEY | Cadet | CONTACT The Premier of Newcastle Sydney and Wollongong (NSW) has today issued a stirring defence to speculation
Large Number Of Eshay Teenagers At Coolum Esplanade Not Exactly What Holidayer Had In Mind
SANDY FRASER | Youth | CONTACT A family of four promised a picturesque beachside getaway have had their hopes and dreams shattered