Articles tagged ‘Satire’.
The big untold story of Tuesday’s State Budget was the government’s 80 per cent cut to the Parliamentary wages bill. The Government said Parliame...
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By Mark Steel If the Spanish Inquisition was around now they’d have the Pope interviewed on Channel 4 News, saying, “I have tremendous res...
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In Canberra today the government announced a further strengthening of ties between Australia and the US. ‘From 2018 Parliament will close and Congre...
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By Andrew McKenna Castlemaine Independent is offering rewards for whoever can conclusively prove who got up to mischief at the Western last Monday nig...
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Governments and commentators keen on promoting a war against Iran should be stridently opposed, not so much because of the threat to world peace, but ...
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It’s CI’s birthday! Two. How would you live without us? Let us know! Congratulate us. Conditions of congratulating us: 1. No hate bloggers...
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By Andrew McKenna Non-Indigenous Australians should be taught the importance of dancing all-night corroborees and (the males) having their foreskins c...
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Politicians should be taught about the importance of wearing deodorant and waiting in queues without pushing in, the coalition’s citizenship spo...
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By Matt Wobbly In recent weeks a spate of damage has been inflicted on anti pokies signs displayed on people’s front gates and fences around tow...
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By Anonymous Maryborough’s historic railway station will get a much-needed facelift as part of a bid to transform it into a family entertainment...
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In a move that has shocked Republicans and the Whitehouse, President Barak Obama has announced he will interrupt his Australian schedule and attend th...
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By Andrew McKenna The President of the United States has described the destruction caused in New York and Washington as an act of war against all free...
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A brave Australian is recovering from an epic battle with a necktie, after receiving an anonymous invite to a dinner. Read the full story....
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Libya has been accused of killing ‘dozens’ of civilians including children in bomb attacks on London docks following the Libyan leaderR...
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A riot is usually a sudden realisation, that after years of feeling helpless and rubbish, with a growing sense you’re being blamed for everythin...
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Oh this is such fun. And every few hours it gets better, but always with an announcement there’s “still worse to come”, leaving us s...
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Crowds gathered in Ballarat this week to watch the unveiling of a statue of Prime Minister Julia Gillard. It was rumoured that the PM’s statue w...
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The International Criminal Court has issued arrest warrants for US leader Barack Obama and his intelligence chief for crimes against humanity. Judges ...
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By Mark Steel The only part of our existence left that isn’t owed to financial markets is when we’re in the womb, so they’ll go for ...
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(8 June 2010) By Andrew McKenna In a shock move from Canberra, the Federal Government today reinstated witch burning as punishment for certain crimes....
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The results of our competition are announced today. Simon and Jenny win a prize pack from the CI shop....
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Hang on, what’s this story doing in Satire? This is true! The Federal Government’s Future Fund is violating its own policies and tearing ...
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The countries that have accused the International Monetary Fund (IMF) of attempted rape and pillage of their economies were due to testify behind clos...
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EXCLUSIVE By Andrew McKenna Prime Minister Gillard has announced her latest tough but practical solution for asylum seekers. Unveiling it this week, t...
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