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• Britons ‘Relieved’ David Cameron Merely Screwed Dead Pig

  By theunozblog on 22/09/2015

  

  The mood on UK streets today was “relieved” after allegations Prime Minister David Cameron had merely performed a sexual act on a dead pig as part an initiation ritual into an exclusive Oxford University secret society, and not a live… Read More ›

• Cory Bernadi Only Person In Australia Who Knows What They Think Of Malcolm Turnbull’s Victory

  By theunaustralianblog on 22/09/2015

  

  South Australian senator Cory Bernadi’s offer to resign from the Liberal Party in protest has made him the first person in Australia to come to any kind of conclusion about what they think about Malcolm Turnbull’s rise to the position… Read More ›

• US Considers Joe Hockey’s Appointment As Ambassador An Act Of War

  By theunozblog on 21/09/2015

  

  Australia’s relationship with the United States is at breaking point, with revelations over the weekend that former treasurer Joe Hockey is to be appointed as Australia’s next ambassador to the United States.  Sources suggest the US is treating the move as… Read More ›

• Scott Morrison Stops Briefings On Economy

  By Tim Govers on 21/09/2015

  

  The newly minted Turnbull Government’s treasurer, Scott Morrison says any changes to the cash rate by the Reserve Bank of Australia will be considered “operational matters” from now on. The Australian economy grew just 0.2 percent in the last quarter,… Read More ›

• Onion Lobby Mourning Loss Of ‘Our Greatest Champion’

  By Carlo Sands on 18/09/2015

  

  “We’ve lost our greatest advocate,” Onions Australia CEO Lynn Bulb said over the dramatic events this week that saw conservative prime minister and renowned onion lover Tony Abbott replaced by Malcolm Turnbull, whose attitude to the vegetable remains untested. “You’d… Read More ›

• Kevin Rudd Casually Mentions That He Was Way More Popular Than Malcolm Turnbull

  By Nathan Lentern on 18/09/2015

  

  Former Prime Minister and host of CNN’s Amanpour, Kevin Rudd, has been incessantly bringing up the fact that he was always a more popular leader than current Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull. Mr Rudd and Mr Turnbull squared off as Prime… Read More ›

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