The Queen managed to avoid being beheaded by Jihadists on Remembrance Sunday, but she’s still looking a bit upset about new coins being minted in which she has clearly aged – perhaps from the worry of it all.
A Fairfax opinion poll shows that 20 percent of voters want Tony Abbott to lead the Liberal party. Still, it could be worse. He could be Joe Hockey – we really don’t like him, it seems. But the longer Abbott remains in top job the more harm Australia does to the planet.
This week’s Balls Radio kicks off with the alarming news that a woman in Brisbane doesn’t have Ebola, with the number of Australians without Ebola expected to increase roughly in line with the birth rate.
Christopher Pyne can look to hike up university fees to reduce the government's funding commitment, but shouldn't he also be looking at the massive salaries of University Chancellors, with several earning more than a million dollars a year.
Joe Hockey says we should talk-up the economy because pessimism will bring down the economy. Guess that means there’s no budget emergency anymore.
We’ve all become so paranoid about the Islamic State that politicians are now using the Burqua (they actually mean Nijabs) as an excuse to speak out against the broader Muslim religion. Calm down people, it’s a piece of clothing!
The Islamic State is demonstrating how easy it is to recruit gullible people, whilst world leaders are using fear to demonstrate exactly the same thing. All of a sudden we have a war on our hands.
Don’t listen. This week’s edition includes the word ‘Terrorist’, so anyone digesting this content will almost certainly end up on an ASIO watch list. Meanwhile, just be scared.
Should we be fighting ISIS, or will their extreme ways see their support fizzle out? The reaction in the US is mixed, but Tony ‘Action Man’ Abbott is adamant that you’ve got to be in it to win it.
Joan Rivers dead, Jennifer Lawrence naked (great for SEO), Bob Dylan in Sydney and Richard Kazimer’s Coq au Vin (so to speak). All that and more in this week’s Balls Radio.
The world has gone mad. Islamic terrorists are taking over swimming pools and dive bombing from the first floor, even though it’s strictly forbidden.
What is it about Clive Palmer that makes an incomprehensible statement in one breath, then moments later he's saying something profound? Its one of many questions posed in this week's Balls Radio.