News wrap: Usual Friday night
Accused murderers have been cleared, Kevin Rudd is back home, Azaria is once again back in the news… all just in time for the weekend.
No use crying over spilt leadership
While Labor is taking Monday’s leadership challenge very seriously the online community has exploded with content poking fun at the spill.
News wrap: Kevin Rudd, wanted men and drug busts
It seems like you can’t escape back-stabbing, controversial announcements and front page news in Australian politics these days.
So, after a brief mention of Gillard and Labor party tricks, let’s have a look at what else is happening around the land of Oz.
Opinionator: Fighting a losing battle
Brace yourself K Rudd. “Too many reasons why Rudd should be resigned to losing,” Opinionator February 23.
News Wrap: The Bold (Rudd) and the Beautiful (Gillard)
All other news was shoved to the side overnight, Kevin Rudd once again dominating the news lists.
Rudd resigns, ready for redhead rumble?
This time, it’s personal. No prizes for guessing what his next move is… Read more
Opinionator: Meet the rockstar monk, a.k.a. China’s Oprah…
What’s the bet THIS rockstar leaves his hotel rooms nice and tidy? “ChinaWatch: Meet number one rockstar monk,” Opinionator: Feb 20. Read more
News Wrap: K-Rudd’s dummy spit
Politics is generally very dry toast but with the recent heating up in both Federal and State parliament, the toast has been burnt to a crisp, lathered in Vegemite and now comes with a side of Campbell’s soup. Read more
Opinionator: Farewell, fair lady
The vultures are circling. “Last call for Julia Gillard.” Opinionator, February 18.
Xbox 3D?
The rumour mill is in hyperdrive over Microsoft’s next generation video game console, branded Xbox 720 by media and code-named Durango by the company itself.
