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A non-binding plebiscite on same-sex marriage is nonsense
Every poll for last two yonks clearly shows the will of the people is behind having same-sex marriage.
Peter FitzSimons is an Australian journalist and author, based in Sydney. He is also a former Wallabies player.
Every poll for last two yonks clearly shows the will of the people is behind having same-sex marriage.
In Pittsburgh on Thursday, Uber and Volvo announced a $US300 million partnership which will see, in a matter of weeks, people in that city able to order up a driverless car to take them where they want to go. Stunning, yes?
The New York Times ran an editorial this week calling on Republican vice-presidential candidate Mike Pence to convince Trump to stand down
You blokes started in Sydney, four decades ago. So finish in Sydney. One last concert. At the SCG, before Chrissie.
The most touching thing at the well-organised Centenary Pozieres, which TFF attended, was the enduring bond between the Australians and the French who attended.
"In this this election, there is only one candidate who will uphold the constitution," Newt Gingrich argues. Well, maybe not.
This week will see the centenary of two horrific battles on the Western Front engaged in by Australian soldiers.
Pokemon Go? No clue. The whole Pokemon thing confused me when my boys got into it nigh on a couple of decades ago, and it still confuses me now, but, as explained to me by my eldest, it's something like this.
What a week! It started with an election night without end, and finishes with the Coalition, seemingly, limping over the line, missing a lot of skin and no few of its members
It was still broad daylight when it started and it carried on for 14 hours.
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