When I was a little kid gay was still associated with happiness, the Flintstones jingle and a popular nut covered ice cream.  Times have changed and society has changed a lot in 35 years. The average suburban heterosexual has been bludgeoned into accepting this new society ‘norm’ whether they like it or not. Put your head up as Akermanis...
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Let’s face it the Daily Telegraph is a true reflection of Australian society’s current condition. We have become a self absorbed nation focussed on wealth, celebrity and sport. Sure we want to know about natural disasters, but let’s face it we just want to know the numbers, the magnitude of the earthquake, the size of...
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If there is one thing we can count on it’s for the Daily Telegraph to keep it real. What is the leading story on the Telegraph’s online edition? Certainly not the earthquake in Haiti that has been reported to have claimed up to 100,000 lives, that comes in thirdplace, just after an Exclusive piece by...
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The Tiger Woods show roles on, his infidelities for the world to see and discuss, but do any of us have the right to judge? I know I certainly do not. I know I have in the past criticised and judged Wayne Carey for his failings but I to have failed and hurt people that...
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With new and more salacious details surfacing on the sexploits of Tiger Woods the Faux’s hit the streets of Sydney to gather public opinion on what the Tiger should do.
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Last week John Pilger was awarded the Sydney Peace Prize. He is a great journalist and film maker, and, as the Sydney Peace Foundation Director Stuart Rees said, “his work inspires all those who value peace with justice”. I won’t go into details of all his work, that’s easily enough found on the internet....
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According to Dan Pink, Fortune 500 companies will substituting profit for a harmonious working environment. The socialist revolution is here and no one told us. We discuss.
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The faux’s discuss problems with the two largest Australian tabloid newspapers, The Daily Telegraph and the Herald Sun:
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Sam Watson is the deputy director of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies Unit at the University of Queensland. Sam Watson is also a man who is completely out of touch with reality. In Yesterday’s newspapers Sam Watson was quoted as saying, “The word Creole comes from a period when people’s humanity was measured...
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Today Georgie Pilcher wrote a provocative little piece for the Daily Telegraph and Herald Sun about some mother who defended her ‘right’ to hit her 9 year old daughter with wooden spoon, and how the ’spoon squad’ (I suppose some weird play on ‘goon squad’), being the police, intervened to defend the grade 3...
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