
CONSTANCE RIVERA | Grievances | CONTACTAn office extrovert has once again reminded her colleagues that she is, in fact, “being naughty”, simply by eating a biscuit. Sue Walters (56), has allegedly made this same declaration every single morning tea since starting at Betoota Heights Insurance Solutions 20 years ago. Despite, being the main

ERROL PARKER | Editor-at-large | Contact A local father sought absolution yesterday morning after committing what he describes as a necessary evil, administering 5mL of children’s paracetamol to his borderline feverish toddler before drop-off at daycare. The father, 34-year-old Matt Henderson, admitted to the act while fastening his screaming daughter,

CLANCY OVERELL | Editor | Contact The man hoping to be the next Prime Minister of the county has today let that famous temper of his get away from him, after some rather unwelcome news. Peter Dutton MP has unleashed swinging hands and flying kicks on the furniture of his North Brisbane electoral office

CLANCY OVERELL | Editor | Contact After years of white-knuckling through economic pain, Australians can rejoice today as the Reserve Bank announces that interest rates will be cut for the first time in four years. The four major banks have already announced that they will be following the lead of the RBA and passing

ERROL PARKER | Editor-at-large | Contact The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has announced a long-awaited interest rate cut, citing slowed inflation and declining consumer spending. The decision marks a significant shift after years of rate hikes, which experts say were necessary to correct the damage inflicted by some of

MONTY BENFICA | Amusements | CONTACT 61-year-old Newcastle native Bruce Bridgewater watched the US vs Canada hockey fights last weekend with sheer jealousy and anger that his sport no longer has such heartfelt punch-ons. The Novocastrian handyman says he grew up during the height of NRL biff and that the game went soft decades

Today I can report to The Bug reader some exclusive news about the much anticipated return through a fifth season of the blockbuster US TV series Succession. Yes, it’s true. Despite having previously closed off the possibility of any more episodes after the wild success of the series’ four seasons,

This first look at The Bug‘s Xcretas-of-the-Week just passed will concentrate on The Daily Telegraph‘s attempt at an Arab gotcha in Sydney but let’s have a laugh first. Our Xcreta judges were mightily amused by this post from some chap called Phillip Adams (at top and below) responding to a

MEDIA NEWS: The Murdoch media’s national broadshit The Australian has drawn criticism for today’s edition (main picture) calling on the Albanese Government to vacate office and allow Peter Dutton to be sworn in as the nation’s new leader. A leading journalism analyst, Professor Henny Jonningham, (below) said The Australian had

… and the ABC’s ‘finest’ gobble it up! If these two shown above are among the very best of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s journalism pool, I’d hate to see the worse. Here’s when these two dunces failed their ABC audience completely in their “interview” with shadow finance

The column that has fun with the smaller mistakes and missteps of Australia’s mainstream mediocre; that pays homage to those sweet little fishes that individually don’t amount to a full meal but collectively can cause a tummy upset over the overall state of the once great and noble craft of

ADELAIDE: Lord Downer of Adelaide Hills has backed Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s remarks casting doubt on the future of former prime minister Kevin Rudd’s ongoing tenure as Australia’s Ambassador to the USA. Caught by surprise by a reporter and photographer outside his family seat Pout House, (main picture) His Lordship

CONSTANCE RIVERA | Grievances | CONTACTAn office extrovert has once again reminded her colleagues that she is, in fact, “being naughty”, simply by eating a biscuit. Sue Walters (56), has allegedly made this same declaration every single morning tea since starting at Betoota Heights Insurance Solutions 20 years ago. Despite, being the main

ERROL PARKER | Editor-at-large | Contact A local father sought absolution yesterday morning after committing what he describes as a necessary evil, administering 5mL of children’s paracetamol to his borderline feverish toddler before drop-off at daycare. The father, 34-year-old Matt Henderson, admitted to the act while fastening his screaming daughter,

CLANCY OVERELL | Editor | Contact The man hoping to be the next Prime Minister of the county has today let that famous temper of his get away from him, after some rather unwelcome news. Peter Dutton MP has unleashed swinging hands and flying kicks on the furniture of his North Brisbane electoral office

CLANCY OVERELL | Editor | Contact After years of white-knuckling through economic pain, Australians can rejoice today as the Reserve Bank announces that interest rates will be cut for the first time in four years. The four major banks have already announced that they will be following the lead of the RBA and passing

ERROL PARKER | Editor-at-large | Contact The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has announced a long-awaited interest rate cut, citing slowed inflation and declining consumer spending. The decision marks a significant shift after years of rate hikes, which experts say were necessary to correct the damage inflicted by some of

MONTY BENFICA | Amusements | CONTACT 61-year-old Newcastle native Bruce Bridgewater watched the US vs Canada hockey fights last weekend with sheer jealousy and anger that his sport no longer has such heartfelt punch-ons. The Novocastrian handyman says he grew up during the height of NRL biff and that the game went soft decades

Today I can report to The Bug reader some exclusive news about the much anticipated return through a fifth season of the blockbuster US TV series Succession. Yes, it’s true. Despite having previously closed off the possibility of any more episodes after the wild success of the series’ four seasons,

This first look at The Bug‘s Xcretas-of-the-Week just passed will concentrate on The Daily Telegraph‘s attempt at an Arab gotcha in Sydney but let’s have a laugh first. Our Xcreta judges were mightily amused by this post from some chap called Phillip Adams (at top and below) responding to a

MEDIA NEWS: The Murdoch media’s national broadshit The Australian has drawn criticism for today’s edition (main picture) calling on the Albanese Government to vacate office and allow Peter Dutton to be sworn in as the nation’s new leader. A leading journalism analyst, Professor Henny Jonningham, (below) said The Australian had

… and the ABC’s ‘finest’ gobble it up! If these two shown above are among the very best of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s journalism pool, I’d hate to see the worse. Here’s when these two dunces failed their ABC audience completely in their “interview” with shadow finance

The column that has fun with the smaller mistakes and missteps of Australia’s mainstream mediocre; that pays homage to those sweet little fishes that individually don’t amount to a full meal but collectively can cause a tummy upset over the overall state of the once great and noble craft of

ADELAIDE: Lord Downer of Adelaide Hills has backed Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s remarks casting doubt on the future of former prime minister Kevin Rudd’s ongoing tenure as Australia’s Ambassador to the USA. Caught by surprise by a reporter and photographer outside his family seat Pout House, (main picture) His Lordship