The Nation

11 January, 2016. 15:34 ERROL PARKER | Editor-at-large | Contact KNOWN FOR ITS THREE historical churches and the former headquarters of the now defunct Hazelton Airlines, Cudal, in central western NSW, has gotten behind one brave member of it's small community. Taking over the family property late last year, 28-year-old Sam Dunston recently invited his close friends and family over to his farm for...

CLANCY OVERELL | Editor | CONTACT Local Reclaim Australia member, Keith Horseman, says his main concerns about the rise of Islam in Australia come from his vague understanding of gender roles in the Middle East. "I don't want 'em here" "Muslim women aren't allowed to vote, mate" Mr Horseman, 33, says he is very proud of his mostly undocumented caucasian ancestry and despite the fact that...

8 January, 2016. 11:34 ERROL PARKER | Editor-at-large | Contact PRODUCERS FROM NINE'S runaway success story, Farmer Wants A Wife, say they're were ready to put real farmers and primary producers on the ninth season of the show, but no real farmer they could find could fit the filming schedule. In an attempt to break from the usual mould of casting adult...

7 January, 2016 17:30 INGRID DOULTON | Women's Topics | CONTACT As part of the Mid-Year Economic Fiscal Outlook (MYEFO), the Turnbull Government will remove bulk billing incentives for pathology services. This means women who need their pap smear will now be required to pay for a doctor to put foreign objects inside them to scrape their cervix, once the federal government’s cuts to bulk-billing incentive payments...

6 January, 2015. 15:34 ERROL PARKER | Editor-at-large | Contact A GROUND BREAKING new cooking show teaching viewers recipes and cooking techniques from the Depression has been removed from YouTube just hours after it aired because it contained graphic images of how to catch, skin and butcher a cat. During the first episode, 97-year-old Frank Webster began by showing that a banana peel...

8 December, 2015 15:05 CLANCY OVERELL | Editor | CONTACT It is believed that the Islamic State have claimed responsibility for a horrific series of crimes targeting innocent Australians in an array of capital cities over the last two weeks. Hundreds of young Australians have been left injured and several dead as a result of the nonsensical attacks on civilians, with thousands calling in sick for work today and...

23 December, 2015. 15:34 ERROL PARKER | Editor-at-large | Contact THE MOST HANDSOME AND CONFIDENT guy in his circle of friends has become better than all of them for finally kicking the world's most disgusting and expensive habit - smoking. Myles Beanbag, or "Champ" to his mates, said he was hypnotised by big tobacco. Thinking he couldn't live without his beloved cigarettes, he had...

ERROL PARKER | Editor-at-large | Contact DRAGGING A CHAIR into the shower the next morning has forever been indicative of a larger than usual night was had. Now a new hang over clinic in central Brisbane is offering something better. Rather than slumping over in your own filth and anxiety, specialist shower chairs designed for geriatric and less mobile patients are available for...

20 December, 2015 17:05 CLANCY OVERELL | Editor | CONTACT In the wake of a blatant Government-approved character assassination, Delilah "Stoner Sloth" Carpenter (17) says she will now have to find new ways to hide and suppress her deep-seeded fears of abandonment and social anxieties. "I guess one of the main reasons I smoked weed was because it made me feel better about the fact that my...

20 December, 2015. 13:06 ERROL PARKER | Editor-at-large | Contact WORLD-RENOWNED PHILANTHROPIST Santa Claus was forced by rising Scandinavian labour costs and a plummeting US dollar to move his manufacturing base from Lapland in Northern Finland to Shenzhen in Southern China - something human rights groups say is costing lives. Chinese employees at Claus' new factory have since protested their working conditions, which...