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Pun King back at SummerNats

The self-titled Pun King has arrived back in Canberra as part of his yearly pilgrimage to Summernats. Jimmy El-Sabaa is…

High Visibility Gang Wars in Construction Industry

A hidden underbelly of gang warfare may be plaguing the construction industry across Australia. The rise of construction sites in Canberra has vastly increased the number of construction workers in the nation’s capital. And whilst there has never been a better time to be in construction, there may also be an internal rivalry that could send…

Weston Park on track for high-speed rail pilot

A small venture capitalist has proposed that the Weston Park miniature railway be the site of Australia’s inaugural high-speed railway pilot project. “This project will prove the economic viability of fast trains in this country”, said an excited Tony Amadeus, proprietor of SinoCan Rail Corporation. “I am seeking to create a public-private-partnership between the ACT…

Windows XPocalypse two thousand times worse than Millennium Bug

A computer security expert has warned of an upcoming “computer apocalypse” due to the end of Microsoft support for Microsoft Windows XP. The newly dubbed XPocalypse is likened to the Y2K bug, but could be more than two thousand times worse. “The difference between XPocalypse and Y2K is that billions of dollars were spent fixing…

Brazilian Embassy plans major landscaping overhaul

The Brazilian Embassy in Australia is set to have a major landscaping overhaul in a bid to modernise its appearance. “For many years, the gardens around the embassy have been very sparse,” says head gardener Arbusto Raspada. “Culturally, we have traditionally gone for the pruned and tidy look, but I think it is time to…

Australians Angry over International Day of Happiness

The International Day of Happiness, celebrated each year on 20 March has angered some in the Australian community. In 2012, the UN General Assembly passed a resolution to celebrate happiness and encourage people around the world to focus on and share things that make them happy. However, some Australians have taken to Social Media to…

Big Banana ripe for World Heritage Listing

An anonymous philanthropist is hoping to gain a World Heritage Listing for Australia’s famous Big Banana. The Coffs Harbour recluse has apparently approached UNESCO about the famous roadside super fruit becoming a preserved heritage site. “I can easily see why someone would want to maintain this amazing tourist attraction forever,” says Bob Cavendish from the…