NEWS.com.au | Iraq puts us at risk: ASIO chief (October 27, 2004): Mr Richardson, the director-general of security at the nation's top spy agency, told the Sydney Institute the Iraq war had been a useful propaganda tool for terror group al-Qaeda, helping it recruit many new followers. Take notice, all you idiots who voted Liberal due to concerns about national security...
NEWS.com.au | Cricketers banned from hitting sixes (October 27, 2004): Amateur cricketers at two eastern Melbourne suburban grounds will be penalised for hitting a six under a Boroondara Council rule. The risk of cricket balls hitting bystanders and the likelihood of lawsuits have prompted the change, which is being adopted by more than 100 Eastern Cricket Association teams. Right. That's it. We have officially become America. Everyone get a lawyer on retainer, we might get sued for emotionally damaging someone by being in front of them at the supermarket checkout. Don't play sport in case someone gets hurt, just sit on your arse at home until you're fat enough to sue McDonalds. Hell, they could at least have made this a bit more Australian - make it "six and out".
Local firm comes up with 'safe PC' - Breaking - http://www.smh.com.au/technology/: Melbourne firm Cybersource has taken the idea of a read-only device to its logical conclusion and come up with what it calls a Safe Internet Computer, one that runs off a CD and is immune to worms, spyware and all the other filth that inhabits the internet these days.
'I'm too weird': Chanel - TV & Radio - www.smh.com.au: Chanel Cole says she knew she wouldn't be crowned the next Australia Idol because she's simply 'too weird' and doesn't fit the mould as far as reality TV performers go. Yep. The Australian public wants generic and bland.
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