“Not in Toowoomba, mate!” – Entire Queensland town to boycott Triple J
24 January, 2015. 8:48
CLANCY OVERELL | Editor | Contact
A local radio station based in the small, South-East Queensland town of Toowoomba has declared a war of the waves against national radio giant Triple J in the lead up to their highly-anticipated Hottest 100.
‘The 4DDG Annual Hottest Aussie 100 Count Down’ was unveiled yesterday during the station’s popular Friday FM...
Man dating vegan says he doesn’t miss his old life
11 January, 2014. 13:04
ERROL PARKER | Editor-at-large | Contact
A year ago, Tom Greenwood's life seemed pretty normal. He had a good job as a stock and station agent in western NSW and was busy paying off his first mortgage.
That was before vegan preschool teacher, Emily, came in to his life.
"My life changed overnight," he said.
"Meat, cheese, fish, eggs, milk...
“Snapchat model” Chelsea Ferguson confirms romance with Prince Harry
5 January, 2015. 17:30
CLANCY OVERELL | Editor | [email protected]
Whispers surrounding the love life of one of the world's favourite Royal playboys have been confirmed today - through a leaked Snapchat message sent around by the young woman in question.
Chelsea Ferguson, the famous "Social Media Stripper" - who has risen to fame through strip club tours around the U.K and United...
John Howard’s Record Innings Dogged By Repeated Chucking Allegations
IMRAN GASHKORI | Sports | Contact
Former Prime Minister John Howard scored 191 not out against the Begum Rokeya University IX in Rangpur yesterday, after being accused of "chucking" in the first innings.
Mr Howard is captain of the Lyneham Cricket Club 5th grade team which is currently on a charity tour of Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.
The team, made up of other like-minded...
Mature-Age Student Survives Lecture Without Asking A Single Question
ERROL PARKER | Editor-at-large | Contact
A 46-YEAR-OLD undergraduate has reportedly sat through a two-hour lecture without raising his hand to ask a question.
The Bachelor of Arts student, Graeme Travett, attended the 11am anthropology class at the University of Queensland last month - only to find that the professor knew more than he did.
"It was quite a surprise," said Mr...
Local Mother Under The Illusion ‘Punching Cones’ Is A Skateboarding Term
CLANCY OVERELL | Editor | Contact
Betoota Grove mother-of-three, Diane Williamson, says she couldn't be happier about her oldest son found a new group of friends to go skateboarding with - providing they wear helmets.
"So many kids spend all their time inside nowadays, I'm just glad Charlie has found a group of friends that like getting outdoors. I feel...
“Pingers, broken dicks and benders” – 10 moments that prove Australian cricket is the loosest game on Earth
11 February, 2016. 15:45
IMRAN GASHKORI | Sports Journalist | Contact
Over the winter, the nation divides itself up in to the three football codes. Some minority communities follow soccer - but like most self-respecting Australians, we do not fully acknowledge it as a sport.
It's not until the glorious summer - when men, women and children from all walks of Australian life unite...
Kanye West is dropping a surprise 2014 Christmas album next week
10 December, 2014. 12:14
CLANCY OVERELL | Editor | [email protected]
Kanye West has revealed the name and release date of his seventh studio album today, in a shock announcement on Chicago hip-hop station, WGCI 107.5
The album is set to be released in the very near future, by the end of next week in fact.
"Ye has got something special for ya'll. It's a...
National Party Says Farmers Are Struggling Because Their Bloody Kids Don’t Visit For Xmas
ERROL PARKER | Editor-at-large | Contact
THOUSANDS OF YOUNG country men and women are avoiding the trip home for the holidays this year, says a study commissioned by the National Party of Australia.
This time of year is traditionally quite busy for many farmers around the country, especially grain-growers and sheep graziers.
Yet many sons and daughters from farms and stations around...
Minority groups demand – “It’s time for a flag that nobody wants to burn”
November 17, 2014
CLANCY OVERELL | Editor | [email protected]
YESTERDAY'S dramatic display of flag burning in Brisbane's CBD by Aboriginal activists has once again sparked a debate usually reserved for Australia Day:
IS IT TIME TO CHANGE THE AUSTRALIAN FLAG?
Referred to by yesterdays protestors as the 'Australian Rag', the current flag appears to be as unpopular as ever - with both religious and Aboriginal rights...