Gweilo Diaries reports that the UN is addressing what is becoming a major problem in Cambodia:
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen has been named the biggest smoker among world leaders. The United Nations has appealed to him to quit the habit, and after several failed attempts he said he was ready to try once again.
Next week at the UN: World Leaders who leave their garden sprinklers on for longer than necessary.
Always thinking of others, Tim Blair raised some money for Bali survivor Jake Ryan. Unlike some other charitable organisations, Tim forgot to skim any off the top to provide the organisation with valuable office supplies such as regular sized keyboards and non-Hawaiian shirts.
I’m starting the “Help Tim Buy A New Shirt” fund. Donation pledges will be accepted in the comments box below, or just go Here and send a shirt to Tim!
Michael Jennings brings up some interesting points of law regarding bag searches in Australian retail stores at White Rose. Note to readers: Don’t try walking away from security guards in Perth.
Steve Edwards reviews the Australian Political Quiz and compares it with some of the more established quizzes running around. I’ve responded to some of his points in the comments.
Steve Edwards reviews the Australian Political Quiz and compares it with some of the more established quizzes running around. I’ve responded to some of his points in the comments.
Steve Edwards reviews the Australian Political Quiz and compares it with some of the more established quizzes running around. I’ve responded to some of his points in the comments.
Christina Aguilera is bravely defending the right to free expression by taking off all her clothes and pretending to fuck dancers, hoses and anything else on the set. Puritans at MTV have crushed her dissent like the totalitarian pigs they are:
Question: Who is MTV afraid it will offend? Britney Spears? |
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| Brave first amendment warrior, Christina Aguilera |
Public department rorts are nothing new, but this is taking it to new levels:
A SECRET auditor’s report found that almost $1 million has gone missing from a West Australian Aboriginal health organisation through unexplained debts, salary over-payments, undocumented travel expenses and personal loans.
The report by accounting firm Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu – looking at the books for the 2000 and 2001 financial years – shows “payments totalling $927,148 were either not supported by appropriate documentation or proper authorisation”.
WAACCHO, the representative body for Western Australia’s 19 Aboriginal health services, currently operates on a budget of about $500,000.
They would have been lucky to have enough left over to pay their power bill.
The citizens of America are being bombarded with Australian culture in every aspect of their daily lives. So much so, that the increased usage of Australian slang such as “barbie” and “bludger” has led to them being included in the dictionary.
No news on “Yobbo” yet.
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