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A man who gets a blowjob lacks integrity. The NRL thinks soA man who gets a blowjob lacks integrity. The NRL thinks so

May 6, 2014May 6, 2014| samA man who gets a blowjob lacks integrity. The NRL thinks so| 0 Comment| 11:43 am

A rugby league player is driving along with a woman when they both get a bit randy and the girl sucks him off. Both are adults; the man is 22,[...]

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Gerard Henderson shows why he should never be on TVGerard Henderson shows why he should never be on TV

April 20, 2014April 20, 2014| samGerard Henderson shows why he should never be on TV| 0 Comment| 11:05 am

One of Australia’s self-styled conservatives, Gerard Henderson, is always whining about how people from his side of politics do not get a fair run on the government-funded Australian Broadcasting Corporation.[...]

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ABC: incompetence is a bigger issue than biasABC: incompetence is a bigger issue than bias

March 31, 2014March 31, 2014| samABC: incompetence is a bigger issue than bias| 0 Comment| 3:31 pm

EMMA ALBERICI: Let’s talk about the economics shortly but I just want to stay for a moment on the politics. What’s curious in this instance is that there appears to[...]

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Dawson was too fragile for what she tried to doDawson was too fragile for what she tried to do

February 28, 2014February 28, 2014| samDawson was too fragile for what she tried to do| 0 Comment| 10:17 pm

THERE is an unspoken convention among most people that one does not speak ill of the dead; in the Sinhalese language, there is even a separate word to describe this.[...]

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What price fame? The tragedy of Ian ThorpeWhat price fame? The tragedy of Ian Thorpe

January 31, 2014January 31, 2014| samWhat price fame? The tragedy of Ian Thorpe| 0 Comment| 9:32 pm

IAN Thorpe is the greatest swimmer that Australia has produced. He inspired countless kids when he broke record after record during the Olympics in Sydney in 2000. It is sad[...]

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Writing the occasional article doesn’t make one a journalistWriting the occasional article doesn’t make one a journalist

January 25, 2014January 25, 2014| samWriting the occasional article doesn’t make one a journalist| 0 Comment| 1:20 pm

THE explosion of online publishing has seen a breed that knows little or nothing about journalism assume posts as editors, writers, and so on. But when one comes to such[...]

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As Australian Open winds down, where are the Americans?As Australian Open winds down, where are the Americans?

January 23, 2014January 23, 2014| samAs Australian Open winds down, where are the Americans?| 0 Comment| 8:05 pm

THE Australian Open tennis tournament, the first of the four grand slams, is slowly coming to an end. The women’s finalists have been decided – Li Na of China will[...]

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South Africa will be the real test for AustraliaSouth Africa will be the real test for Australia

January 6, 2014January 6, 2014| samSouth Africa will be the real test for Australia| 0 Comment| 11:35 am

HAVING just come off a 5-0 win over England in the Ashes series Down Under, Australia must be on a high. But, no matter the margin of victory, there are[...]

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Why Geoff Boycott should stop lecturing the England teamWhy Geoff Boycott should stop lecturing the England team

December 31, 2013December 31, 2013| samWhy Geoff Boycott should stop lecturing the England team| 0 Comment| 9:36 am

THROUGHOUT Geoff Boycott’s cricket career, he was known as a player who was bothered only about himself. He did not care a fig for the team, nor for his teammates.[...]

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The site that knows it all screws up sometimes. Big-timeThe site that knows it all screws up sometimes. Big-time

December 13, 2013December 13, 2013| samThe site that knows it all screws up sometimes. Big-time| 0 Comment| 8:02 pm

CRIKEY is a digital publication from Melbourne in Australia which has pretensions aplenty. It often claims to be the last — and correct — word on things. But oft times,[...]

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