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Nov 12, 2024

🗞️ Born wicked

Toy manufacturer Mattel has apologised after mistakenly printing the web address of a p*rnographic site on the packaging of its newly launched “Wicked” dolls for children.

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Nov 11, 2024

🗞️ Ticket scalping

Last month, the Albanese government said it planned to change consumer laws to address the practice of inflating tickets while customers wait in online queues, after tickets for the US rock band Green Day’s Australian tour rose to as much as $500.

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Nov 10, 2024

🗞️ Designer stubble

On behalf of moustache battling males out there: Given we are 11 days into the month of November, it is no longer appropriate to ask, "Are you doing Movember?"

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Nov 07, 2024

🗞️ Sorry kids

Our Monday poll said that 51% of you didn't like the Albanese policy of removing 20% of student debt. Shout out to those who provided some 'firm' commentary which we enjoyed.

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Nov 06, 2024

🗞️ Left right goodnight

In case you somehow missed this, Donald Trump will be the next president of the United States.

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Nov 05, 2024

🗞️ Red vs blue

After months of one of the most chaotic elections in history—featuring two assassination attempts, a debate meltdown, racist remarks, fascist accusations, and $1 million giveaways—the finish line is finally in sight.

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Nov 04, 2024

🗞️ Absurde and Sea King

While some companies have toned down their Melbourne Cup celebrations in recent years, it’s good to see that a few employees at Macquarie have once again paused their money-printing operations and impressive growth numbers to provide us with their quantitative analysis of the Melbourne Cup.

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Nov 03, 2024

🗞️ Debt spiral

Anthony Albanese tried to get on the front page of the paper for something positive this weekend.

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Oct 31, 2024

🗞️ Decillion dollars

Russia, everyone's favourite country right now, has ordered Google to pay a fine of $2,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 Russian rubles after it removed state run and pro-government ads from YouTube.

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