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• Facebook Introduces Shrug Button

  By theunozblog on 18/09/2015

  

  Facebook announced this week it will be introducing a button that indicates no opinion at all. The button will sit alongside the ‘like’ and ‘dislike’ buttons, and will allow users to express a complete emotional void towards the activities of… Read More ›

• Stoner’s Facebook Page Best Evidence For Dangers of Smoking Too Much Dope

  By theunozblog on 17/09/2015

  

  Medical researchers have cited the Facebook page of a north coast pr-marijuana advocate as the best scientific evidence yet that smoking too much dope is bad for your brain. “I’ve never seen a more clear cut illustration of how being… Read More ›

• Thailand Asks Australia For Tips On Democracy

  By theunozblog on 17/09/2015

  

  Thailand has asked Australia to send consultants to Bangkok to help them implement “Australian” democracy. General Prayuth Chan-ocha, who was nominated last year as Prime Minister in a legislature hand picked by the junta and made up of mostly military… Read More ›

• Turnbull Displays Head Of Tony Abbott On A Pike

  By theunaustralianblog on 16/09/2015

  

  In a bold break from tradition Australia’s new prime minister Malcolm Turnbull has put the severed head of his predecessor Tony Abbott on display atop of a large pole outside parliament house. “Generally in this country a defeated leader is… Read More ›

• Manus Island Detainees ‘Very Concerned About Stability And Certainty In Australian Politics’

  By Carlo Sands on 16/09/2015

  

  Like so many others, the detainees in the Manus Island Offshore Processing Centre watched the dramatic political events unfold on Monday night with strong interest and some concern. “Four prime ministers now in just five years,” said a dismayed Asan… Read More ›

• Anti-Abbott T-Shirt Seller ‘Devastated’ at Spill Outcome

  By theunozblog on 15/09/2015

  

  Complaints in the business community about the impact on trade by ongoing political uncertainty have run across the spectrum of businesses large and small. Following Malcolm Turnbull’s election to the Prime Minister, the Business Council of Australia’s Kate Carnell stated… Read More ›

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