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New Years Reveller Vows To Get Drunker, Rowdier Than Ever Next Year
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Saturday, 29 January 2011 00:00
Party-goer Billy Mareerro circa 2004

Party-goer Billy Mareerro circa 2004

Not satisfied with being rushed to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital during 2010 New Years Eve festivities, self-described party animal Billy Mareerro has already declared his 2011 New Years Resolution - to get "drunker, and more smashed (sic) than ever".

"Alot of people make resolutions like 'I want to lose weight' or 'I'll exercise more'. That's absolute crap, why not set a realistic goal?


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Hobart Braces As Illegal Boat Invasion Draws Near
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Written by Shaun Dyno-Mite   
Sunday, 26 December 2010 00:00

EXCLUSIVE: The Federal Government's self-proclaimed tough stance on asylum seekers appears to be in tatters, as reports emerge of an armada of boats heading directly towards Hobart. Hundreds of refugees are said to be on-board the illegal vessels, mostly comprised of middle-aged upper class men seeking asylum from the failings of the NSW Government.

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Drivers Exchange Awkward Glance At Traffic Lights
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Saturday, 25 December 2010 00:00
An awkward situation for the other driver

An awkward situation for the other driver

Confrontation was narrowly avoided in the Sydney CBD last night, as two drivers waiting at the corner of George and King St glanced over at one another uncomfortably while waiting for the lights to change. The exchange of looks, which took place over a two second period, seemed an eternity for anxious bystanders crossing the street.

“I’ve seen it a million times before” one witness told our metropolitan reporter. “It starts with the whole ‘What are you staring at mate? You wanna go [sic]?’ Then it erupts into a full-scale brawl.”

“I was a bit hopeful to see a bit of biff, but I’m sure there’ll be another fight to watch around the corner.”

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Designers, Retailers In Shock As Man Understands Fashion
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Sunday, 14 November 2010 16:50
Witness accounts describe the man as unusually well-dressed

Witness accounts describe the man as unusually well-dressed

Staff working at retail giant Portmans were left in shock today after a man, shopping with his girlfriend, actually understood how female fashion and styling works. The retail giant has released nationwide memos calling for the immediate removal of lounge chairs from stores, usually reserved for bored partners and husbands, in what they are heralding as 'a new age of male consciousness'.


"He seemed to have a grasp of colour-matching and value for money, it was bizarre" one staff member told WPN. "Normally guys stand around either bored or puzzled, not understanding why short-shorts are stylish, but three-quarter pants are not.


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Pauline Hansons Realises Overseas Nations Are Full Of Migrants
News - Australian News
Saturday, 13 November 2010 23:36
The first politican to wear a flag since 1944

The first politican to wear a flag since 1944

Former One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has released an explosive interview in which she reveals that the majority of overseas nations are actually full of non-white residents. Having recently returned from a six-month fact-finding trip across Europe, Ms Hanson found that many countries not only housed and accommodated for a variety of racial groups, but actually coexisted quite peacefully.


"I couldn't believe it. France was absolutely full of French people, Germany full of Germans. Has the whole world gone mad?


"And did you know the UK isn't actually full of white people?

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