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Politifact, allegedly a neutral fact-checking outfit started by a former Sydney Morning Herald editor, forgives a verbal slip of Labor’s…
Obama tweet gets Australian researcher 31.5 million followers on Twitter
Ninety-seven percent of scientists agree: #climate change is real, man-made and dangerous. Read more: OFA.BO/gJsdFp — Barack Obama (@BarackObama) May 16, 2013 That tweet, according to the Sydney Morning Herald, led 31,541,507 people to decide to follow Australian climate … Continue reading ?
How Kenny excuses the worst government in living memory
Mark Kenny, chief political correspondent of the Sydney Morning Herald, reminds me of Tom Lehrer’s old gag: Apart from that Mrs…
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Jacqueline Maley in the Sydney Morning Herald: Opposition Leader Tony Abbott may well be a…
Why does Fairfax run one bomb picture but never the other?
The Sydney Morning Herald published this cartoon, falsely implicating America’s Tea Party movement in the Boston bombings:
Better warn Gillard than mock Abbott
The Sydney Morning Herald’s Mark Kenny doesn’t get it, succumbing to some AbbottAbbottAbbott: …
The terrorists win! The SMH prints Shriver
The terrorists have won. The Sydney Morning Herald publishes a piece by Lionel Shriver discussing the alleged motives…
A taxpayer-funded love-in of the Left
Media Watch Dog barks: Last Saturday’s Sydney Morning Herald carried the program of the taxpayer…
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In the aftermath of the Australian election. From The Sydney Morning Herald http://www.smh.com.au/news/opinion/the-partys-over... So what will be the new polarity in future elections? It's the ecology, stupid. The Greens will emerge as the new opposition, though this will take probably two election cycles. Show More Summary
SMH journalist: Americans “cool with killing kids”
How Paul MeGeough, Sydney Morning Herald writer and former Journalist of the Year,
TSA Causes Traveler to Miss Flight After He Calls Sandwich 'The Bomb'
The Sydney Morning Herald wrote yesterday that "the dreaded [TSA]... has gained a reputation as part authoritarian goon squad and part crime syndicate." We thought was unfair. In the first place, it seems a little bit sweeping to say that "authoritarian goon squad" is part of TSA's official reputation. Show More Summary
Savva gives Herald a reality check
The Sydney Morning Herald’s Mark Kenny joined Julia Gillard on her “successful” trip to China, and was puzzled by her subsequent fall in the Nielsen…
Hacking ring infiltrates Trion, Nexon, and Neowiz game servers
A China-based hacking ring has infiltrated servers belonging to "dozens of online video gaming companies and stolen valuable source code over a four-year period," according to The Sydney Morning Herald.
The newspaper's website says that Neowiz, Mgame, Nexon, and Trion are among the companies affected. Show More Summary
Chef Crime: Australian Chef Arrested for Stabbing Complaining Customer
A Sydney, Australia chef was arrested on Wednesday after allegedly stabbing a customer. According to The Sydney Morning Herald, the chef of Pakistani and Indian restaurant Red Chilli has been charged with "reckless wounding" after purportedly running a skewer...
Samoa Air Will Become First Airline To Charge Customers Based Exclusively On How Much They Weigh
According to the Sydney Morning Herald, Samoa Air will begin a new policy of charging customers based on how much they and their luggage weigh, with overweight passengers paying proportionally more for every pound they weigh. Spokespeople for the airline claim that the new system is the “fairest” way of traveling since it institutes a [...]
Airline Starts Charging Passengers by the Pound
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A Samoan Airline has become the first to link its airfare to passengers' weight, charging heavier customers a higher ticket price.
The Sydney Morning Herald explains that passengers on Samoa Air, a small regional airline serving...Show More Summary
This Man Printed Out A Brand New Half Of His Face
Restaurant manager Eric Moger lost half of his face to cancer. Now the Sydney Morning Herald reports that his 3D-printed facial prosthetic has made his life normal again. By scanning and creating a digital 3D model of Moger's face, surgeons were able to use a computer to fill in the missing parts. Show More Summary
Columnist brachiates again
Sydney Morning Herald columnist Elizabeth Farrelly hears the advice but recklessly fails to heed it: This is a column about whether worship…
QUICK NEWS, March 20: STUDY DISCREDITS ‘WIND TURBINE SYNDROME’; BIGGEST CONCENTRATING SUN PLANT YET GOES LIVE; ENERGY-STAR CITIES
STUDY DISCREDITS ‘WIND TURBINE SYNDROME’ Wind turbine sickness 'all in the mind': study Lenore Taylor, March 15, 2013 (Sydney Morning Herald) “…'Wind turbine sickness' is far more prevalent in communities where anti-wind farm lobbyists...Show More Summary
Sydney Gay Community Plans March Against Police Brutality; Commissioner Says Arrested Teen Swore at Officers
Sydney's police commissioner says a teen seen being arrested with excessive force in a video shot during Saturday night's Mardi Gras festivities had sworn at police, the Sydney Morning Herald reports: Mr Murdoch told reporters on Wednesday afternoon that the...
