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CLANCY OVERELL | Editor | CONTACT One of those weird TV personalities that Victorians insist are good value has made a clown of himself again this week, as the animated corpse of Sam Newman continues his decades long campaign against Aboriginal culture. Despite everyone outside of Victoria assuming this old toff had kicked the bucket, Sam Newman has proven he is still very capable of...

CLANCY OVERELL | Editor | CONTACT Prominent Aussie billionaire, Edmund Borne-Toroole (68) is really worried about what a Parliamentary Indigenous Advisory Body will do to our country. That's why he's donated a couple million dollars to the conservative campaign machine aimed at killing it. His reasons are that he doesn't want to divide Australia, which in his view is an equal country, with equal opportunity offered...

KEITH T. DENNETT | New South | CONTACT A cheeky mid-week bender is brewing in downtown Betoota this afternoon, after an old group of mates welcome a weather forecast that suggests it’s the perfect conditions to obliterate some Tin Baileys. Whilst local tradies and those that work outdoors continue to labour in the 35-degree heat wave that’s singeing skin across the Diamantina, a collection of...

CLANCY OVERELL | Editor | CONTACT Workplaces around the country are currently facing the type of heat that has no business making an appearance in late September. Emergency services are on high alert with hot temperatures across large parts of New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia, and the Northern Territory. And the Bureau of Meteorology has formally declared Australia has now entered an El Niño climate...

CLANCY OVERELL | Editor | CONTACT The unhinged political undertow that exists in Queensland was on show for all over the weekend, as cities and towns across the Sunshine State joined in on the nationwide march in support for an Indigenous Voice to Parliament. Queenslanders, although often written off as rednecks by the Southern Elites, are known for having the most disruptive and unpredicabtle voting...

CLANCY OVERELL | Editor | CONTACT NOTHING IS WRONG: After hiding away for 6 months behind keyboards, the No Camp has finally began rallying supporters in public, as they begin work to seduce must-win battleground states into joining their campaign to abolish any prospect self-determination of Indigenous people. This follows the images that show hundreds of thousands of Australians march the across the nation on...

CLANCY OVERELL | Editor | CONTACT The head office of the 'No To The Indigenous Voice' Campaign is a panic station today, after one of their leading spokesmen went off script in a media appearance this morning. Warren Mundine, one of the leading figures opposing the upcoming Indigenous Voice Referendum, has slipped up and revealed some personal views that don't sit that well with the...

CLANCY OVERELL | Editor | CONTACT After months of cult-like misinformation and hysterical fear-mongering from the Opponents of an Indigenous Voice to Parliament, it seems that there might actually be another side to this debate. This comes as the 'Yes To An Indigenous Voice' campaign kicked off right across Australia over the weekend, with a coordinated nationwide march that Channel 9 and NewsCorp have tried...

CLANCY OVERELL | Editor | CONTACT In case you've tuned out of the fairly low-key coverage of Sydney's very real gangland war, there was another shooting in yet another seemingly normal middle class suburb this week. It's just one of the now weekly gun crimes that has left 25 Sydney residents dead since 2020, with nearly a hundred more injured. The post-pandemic rise in organised crime-linked...

TYRONE PARKER | Contrarian Coverage | CONTACT The Betoota Advocate's editor Clancy Overell has been stood down indefinitely from the Western Queensland newspaper's newsroom today, and will be referred to the Queensland Crime and Corruption Commission (CCC). This comes after weeks of allegations that The Betoota Advocate are taking money from a globalist UN-backed consortium aimed at introducing communism to Australia through an Indigenous Voice. Once dismissed...