WASHINGTON DC: The Pentagon has released details of two newly struck medals to be awarded to US President Donald Trump at the huge military parade being held in Washington DC this weekend. The parade is designed to mark the 250th anniversary of the formation of the United States Army but
I can report exclusively this morning to my reader that 7.30 host Sarah Ferguson has been issued a final warning by ABC management after falling asleep several times during her interview last night with Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Richard Marles. My spies at Aunty’s Ultimo, Sydney, studios where
… and don’t spare the horses! Sorry for the obscenity above but that just about sums up the xcrement that flowed into our putrid prizebarrel late last week after James Paterson featured on the ABC Insiders program. One of the reason we’d like to dedicate this
Today I can report that Rupert Murdoch’s Sky News Australia is set to fill the void left by the recently announced cancellation of two of Australian television’s previously popular public discussion programs. I can tell the reader of The Bug exclusively that Sky News has already begun rehearsals for a
HOBART: Already clearly annoyed over the huge cost and effort a fourth election here in seven years would involve, a reluctant state governor Barbara Baker has finally agreed to Premier Jeremy Rockliff’s request that a fresh poll take place, but only on the strict proviso that the Hare-Clark system be
CANBERRA: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s closest advisers are this morning strategising how to get him back on the front foot after the press corp tore him to strips during an embarrassing and humiliating National Press Club speech here yesterday. In what is being seen as Albanese’s first major stumble after
Australian billionaire, Gina Rinehart, fresh off backing a dud, Peter Dutton, in the last Australian election has sent a message to US President, Donald Trump, that she and her billions are there for him should he need comfort in his time of need. ”I know when you fall out with
Lisa Orton an accounts receivable officer for a Surry Hills based marketing company has proudly told colleagues that she not only has never watched a game of footy in her life, she doesn’t even know which team’s which. The statement comes as Lisa moves 6 points clear in the office
What’s left of the Greens political party have called upon the Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, to join them on the lawns of parliament house for a drum circle in order to hash out the recent defection of Senator Cox to the Labor party. ”Albo needs to join us in the
Angertainment channel, Sky News Australia, has urged the Coalition to ignore the results of the last election and instead listen to the stations viewers, all 6 of them, and ditch the plan to heads towards net zero. ”The Coalition needs to stop listening to polls and the general public and
Barnaby Joyce, a man whose greatest parliamentary achievement is being the reason for the bonk ban, is filthy with his colleagues after he was passed over for the shadow ministry of home affairs. ”I mean who in the so-called Coalition has more experience with affairs than myself,” said the member
The Liberal party’s on again, off again partner, the Nationals, have sent letters out to their constituents, many of whom have been ravaged by floods, asking them to give generously to the parties re-election fund. ”No one fights harder than the Nationals,” said a Party Spokesperson. ”Whether it’s for an
WASHINGTON DC: The Pentagon has released details of two newly struck medals to be awarded to US President Donald Trump at the huge military parade being held in Washington DC this weekend. The parade is designed to mark the 250th anniversary of the formation of the United States Army but
I can report exclusively this morning to my reader that 7.30 host Sarah Ferguson has been issued a final warning by ABC management after falling asleep several times during her interview last night with Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Richard Marles. My spies at Aunty’s Ultimo, Sydney, studios where
… and don’t spare the horses! Sorry for the obscenity above but that just about sums up the xcrement that flowed into our putrid prizebarrel late last week after James Paterson featured on the ABC Insiders program. One of the reason we’d like to dedicate this
Today I can report that Rupert Murdoch’s Sky News Australia is set to fill the void left by the recently announced cancellation of two of Australian television’s previously popular public discussion programs. I can tell the reader of The Bug exclusively that Sky News has already begun rehearsals for a
HOBART: Already clearly annoyed over the huge cost and effort a fourth election here in seven years would involve, a reluctant state governor Barbara Baker has finally agreed to Premier Jeremy Rockliff’s request that a fresh poll take place, but only on the strict proviso that the Hare-Clark system be
CANBERRA: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s closest advisers are this morning strategising how to get him back on the front foot after the press corp tore him to strips during an embarrassing and humiliating National Press Club speech here yesterday. In what is being seen as Albanese’s first major stumble after
Australian billionaire, Gina Rinehart, fresh off backing a dud, Peter Dutton, in the last Australian election has sent a message to US President, Donald Trump, that she and her billions are there for him should he need comfort in his time of need. ”I know when you fall out with
Lisa Orton an accounts receivable officer for a Surry Hills based marketing company has proudly told colleagues that she not only has never watched a game of footy in her life, she doesn’t even know which team’s which. The statement comes as Lisa moves 6 points clear in the office
What’s left of the Greens political party have called upon the Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, to join them on the lawns of parliament house for a drum circle in order to hash out the recent defection of Senator Cox to the Labor party. ”Albo needs to join us in the
Angertainment channel, Sky News Australia, has urged the Coalition to ignore the results of the last election and instead listen to the stations viewers, all 6 of them, and ditch the plan to heads towards net zero. ”The Coalition needs to stop listening to polls and the general public and
Barnaby Joyce, a man whose greatest parliamentary achievement is being the reason for the bonk ban, is filthy with his colleagues after he was passed over for the shadow ministry of home affairs. ”I mean who in the so-called Coalition has more experience with affairs than myself,” said the member
The Liberal party’s on again, off again partner, the Nationals, have sent letters out to their constituents, many of whom have been ravaged by floods, asking them to give generously to the parties re-election fund. ”No one fights harder than the Nationals,” said a Party Spokesperson. ”Whether it’s for an