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• Student Hospitalised After Overdosing On Smug At Kevin Rudd Ted Talk

  By theunozblog on 23/03/2015

  

  19-year-old Harvard  arts student Erin Halverson is in critical condition after ingesting toxic levels of smug at a Ted Talk presented by former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd in Massachusetts last week, police and Boston officials say. In a campus-wide… Read More ›

• Today I Finally Achieved My Goal Of Outliving That Bastard Malcolm Fraser

  By theunaustralianblog on 20/03/2015

  

  A year and a half ago I quit writing. The ALP had just suffered a major blow in the Federal election. The Left was in a desperate need to return to its roots after growing fat on power and iced vovos…. Read More ›

• Liberal Party Pay Tribute To Malcolm Fraser By Renaming Villawood Detention Centre

  By theunaustralianblog on 20/03/2015

  

  The Australian Liberal Party has today announced that they plan to pay tribute to former Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser who died unexpectedly at the age of 84 overnight by renaming the Villawood Detention Centre, The Malcolm Fraser Processing Centre.  Former… Read More ›

• Terry Pratchett’s Death A Blow To Assisted Suicide Movement 

  By theunaustralianblog on 20/03/2015

  

  World famous fantasy author Sir Terry Pratchett died last Thursday aged 66. He had battled Alzheimer’s disease for 8 years and had become a tireless campaigner for assisted suicide. While his death has the right to life movement upbeat it… Read More ›

• Christopher Pyne Takes Bat And Ball And Goes Home

  By theunaustralianblog on 19/03/2015

  

    The Federal member for Sturt, Leader of the House, Minister for Education and all around happy chappy Christopher Pyne has today taken his bat and ball and gone home after a friendly game of cricket with his fellow politicians… Read More ›

• Christopher Pyne To Split Education Reforms Into 64 Separate Bills

  By theunozblog on 19/03/2015

  

    Education Minister Christopher Pyne today announced that he will be splitting his higher education reform proposals into 64 separate pieces of legislation in order to allow the Senate to deal with the proposed changes regularly. It follows his latest… Read More ›

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