Australia to Replace Sydney Opera House with Giant Vegemite Jar in Bold Cultural Move

In a decision that has stunned both art lovers and toast enthusiasts alike, the Australian government has announced plans to demolish the iconic Sydney Opera House and replace it with a 70-meter tall Vegemite jar. “It’s time for Australia to embrace its true cultural heritage,” said Prime Minister Sheila “Sheo” O’Vegemite during a press conference…

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Australia holds referendum on initiating a new referendum

Canberra, Australia – In a move that has left Australians scratching their heads, Prime Minister is steering the nation into uncharted democratic waters with a proposal that introduces a mind-bending paradox. Brace yourselves, because Australia is seriously contemplating a national referendum on the very concept of holding referendums, and it turns out, breaking free from…

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Five-Eyes upended by Five I’s

New Delhi – In a plot twist that could either be a diplomatic masterpiece, the “Five ‘I’s” have burst onto the international scene in a blatant attempt to upend the standing of the “Five Eyes” nations of Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States. The “5 I’s” alliance, featuring India, Indonesia,…

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English to add more letters to allow growth of LBGTQI+

Cambridge – In a groundbreaking linguistic development, English has announced plans to add more letters to its alphabet to accommodate the ever-expanding LGBTQI+ community. Linguists, in a move described as both progressive and excessively complicated, have decided that the existing 26 letters are simply not enough to capture the diversity of gender identities and sexual…

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New Zealand Government opens second-class citizenship stream

The New Zealand Government has announced a new initiative where those seeking citizenship will treated as second-class citizens from the moment they file their citizenship application. The government explained the new process: “We’re all used to being treated as second-class citizens by the government, so why deprive would-be citizens of the same experience? From now…

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