Qantas share price soars as another airline crashes
25 March, 2015. 17:01
ERROL PARKER | Editor-at-large | Contact
THE SHARE PRICE of Qantas has grown 1.5% despite news of another aviation disaster - bucking the worldwide trend.
More disturbingly, the Australian airline's share price has continued to forge ahead since hitting an all-time low in the months leading up to the Malaysian Airlines MH370 disappearance.
Airlines around the world have all felt...
PM condemns Aboriginal lifestyles – “I prefer raw onions over witchetty grubs”
20 March, 2015. 12:15
CLANCY OVERELL | Editor | Contact
After promising to be a "Prime Minister for Aboriginal Affairs", Tony Abbott has stubbornly persevered through universal condemnation from public figures of all political stripes over his claim that it's not the taxpayers' job to subsidise Indigenous Australians' "lifestyle choices".
Abbott's critics are widespread, ranging from Indigenous lawyer, Noel Pearson - all...
Michelle Bridges convinces ordinary women that they don’t deserve to be happy
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Michelle Bridges is 44-years-old and doesn't believe in excuses.
A hard-but-fair Australian fitness guru, who understands that true happiness can only be found through consistent physical punishment and guilt-driven dieting - a personal mission statement that has made her millions of dollars.
With the international roll-out of her ever popular 12 Week Body Transformation (12WBT) program growing traction overseas,...
Wikileaks founder to reveal Game Of Thrones spoilers unless demands are met
18 March, 2015. 11:30
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A spokesperson for the exiled founder of Wikileaks.org has today revealed an ultimatum.
Julian Assange, the creator and curator of the international whistle-blower website, has promised to "cause havoc" if he is not given a safe passage to a Caribbean Island of his choosing - from his current hideout in the Ecuadorian embassy...
Willy Moon and Natalia Kills “embarrass entire nation”; Diana-style tribute forms at NZ High Commission
17 March, 2015. 15:01
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FLOWERS AND TRIBUTES are being left near the entrance of the New Zealand High Commission in London today as thousands of mourners stop to remember the death of British manners in Auckland this week.
British-born entertainers Natalia Kills and Willy Moon have been criticised internationally for their "profoundly un-British" behaviour that has...
Senator Jacqui Lambie calls for a “Tasmanian Republic”
17 March, 2015. 11:30
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Former Palmer United Party senator Jacqui Lambie has kicked things off with yet another controversial tirade, this time regarding her plans for an independent Tasmania.
Her "dream for Tasmania" would see the island leaving Australia as a federal state, and her leaving the Australian senate as well.
In yet another shocking and confusing senate...
BREAKING: NT Police on the hunt for “croc killer” shark
13 March, 2015. 15:01
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POLICE NEAR DARWIN are once again on the lookout for a "shark of biblical proportions" after the remains of a 17-metre crocodile were spotted from the air.
Officials from Charles Darwin University and the NT Police have confirmed that the crocodile was attacked by a "super-sized marine predator".
Teams are currently attempting to...
Lazarus resigns from Palmer United to join Canberra Raiders coaching staff
13 March, 2015. 11:30
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As of this morning, Senator Lazarus, the so-called "brick with eyes" - is the second Australian senator to leave the Palmer United Party after Jacqui Lambie resigned from the party to become an independent in November.
Senator Lazarus, a former professional rugby league superstar, will now serve as an independent senator while also...
“If you are a black diabetic that can’t read, you need to make better lifestyle choices”
11 March, 2015. 17:30
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Tony Abbott's key Indigenous advisers have slammed his description of living in remote communities as a "lifestyle choice", saying the statement is "hopeless", "disrespectful" and simplistic.
Yesterday, Mr Abbott backed a plan in Western Australia to close more than 100 remote communities and move more than 1,000 people, saying "what we can't...
Andrew Bolt reveals himself as a political satirist, says his whole career was ‘hoax’
11 March, 2015. 14:05
ERROL PARKER | Editor-at-large | Contact
WHEN IT COMES to Andrew Bolt, people don't sit on the fence.
Either you love him, or you hate him.
He's an award-winning journalist, columnist, radio commentator, blogger and television host that shouts the right-wing agenda from the rooftops.
But what if it all was an act?
It just may be, because last night on...
