Monthly Archives: October 2020

Biden-Family Crime Syndicate

Posted on October 31, 2020 by Austeralix

Hunter Biden According to my copy of Mao’s Little Red Book for Dummies, the revolutionary rank and file don’t necessarily need to demonstrate just how woke they are by regularly strutting around the house bare-naked and smoking crack while doing … Continue reading →

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Achievement Award?

Posted on October 12, 2020 by Austeralix

     Queen Markle (left), Queen Jezebel (right) Opening the papers today, amongst all the doom and gloom, a reason to rejoice: Meghan Markle has proclaimed herself ‘THE most trolled person in the known universe.‘ This is tremendous news coming … Continue reading →

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Mental Health Week

Posted on October 11, 2020 by Austeralix

An invite from my local film group to view “I am Greta” when it opens in Sydney this week reminds me of just how serious the problem of mental health has become in this country.  I suppose the film’s release … Continue reading →

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Desperate Times

Posted on October 10, 2020 by Austeralix

Shocking news that Freydenberg’s budget has done absolutely nothing whatsoever for Australian women. Particularly harrowing (writes The Guardian’s Emma Dawson) is the plight of poverty-stricken women in the ABC and SBS who have to continue to survive on subsistence-level wages … Continue reading →

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Archibald Prize

Posted on October 2, 2020 by Austeralix

To the NSW Art Gallery where I see they’ve once again chosen a notable piece of trash as the winner of the Archibald Prize. This time it’s the composite work by Vincent Namatjira, which depicts typical scenes from the daily … Continue reading →

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