Movie-style poster titled Victoria Confidential featuring a serious woman in the foreground with a laughing man holding a whiskey bottle behind her, set against a dark city skyline, with armed detectives below and bold red title text.
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Victoria Confidential

When a politician ascends to the highest office in a state, scrutiny expands beyond policy. It widens to networks, relationships, donors, advisers and family members. That scrutiny intensified when Jacinta…
Satirical movie poster parodying “Funny Farm,” titled “Fuck Farming.” An Albanese lookalike wearing a flannel shirt, quilted vest, and brown hat sits on a red ride-on mower holding a can of beer, looking unimpressed. A smiling dog in a hat leans against him. In the background, a farmhouse is on fire, a muddy pig stands nearby, and two ducks wearing hats watch from the grass. The title appears in large red letters arched across the top.
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FUCK FARMING

There is something uniquely modern about a government deciding that the best use for productive farmland is for it to stop being productive. Because Fuck Farming. How Anthony Albanese decided…
Black-and-white photo of a man and woman standing close together against a white background, both staring intensely at the camera and raising their middle fingers. Bold, colourful block letters across the bottom spell “COWARDS,” with a small “THC” logo above.
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Cowards: Josh Lees and Grace Tame

In the scorched wasteland of Australian activism—where hashtags substitute for thought and ideological purity trumps moral clarity—two names loom increasingly large. Josh Lees, the self-anointed General Secretary of the Rage-Industrial…
Photorealistic parody movie poster titled “BIG SPACEBALLS” featuring Elon Musk centered against a starry space background, surrounded by characters resembling those from a sci-fi comedy, including a dark-helmeted villain, a man with a green lightsaber, a princess-like woman, a small robed figure, and a flying RV-shaped spaceship.
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Big Spaceballs

There is a comforting myth repeated endlessly in modern politics and media: that power ultimately belongs to those who control the narrative. That reputations can be broken at scale, that…