The tackiness of the image has been much discussed, but still thousands of young people make the self-styled pigrimage to the site of our baptism of fire every year.

On the eve of Anzac day that tackiness came to full force when Allison Langdon, a Channel 9 journalist, spoke about the 'fun' to be had, with a fun run planned near to the site where Australian and New Zealand troops first stormed Turkish beaches. 

How ridiculous.

This is a day of solemity.

This is a day to remember the everyman that was betrayed and led to their ultimate destruction by the ultimately stupid leaders and stupid politicians that put them there. This is a day not to question why it happened, but to question why we continue to make the same mistakes. 

And finally for all the fucking idiots standing on a beach in Gallipoli, this is a day to remember that like our current wars, you're remembering an invasion where there was no right for us to be there.  . . read more

What do you think of the SlutWalk and the reclaiming of the word 'slut'? Does it represent an evolution of a new wave of feminism that might make women want to be known by the title? Tell us and remember...Disqus!  . . read more

'I wouldn't call myself a feminist...'

...and ends with an arguement that inevitably pushes for women's rights and is upset by their oppression.

So why are so many women scared of associating with a word that simply means to believe in gender equality and its protection under law?

It's time the misguided amongst us reclaimed the word and wore it again as a badge of pride and progression.  . . read more

"The Sydney Morning Herald" has recently written an article that details how Bill Henson has complained about another artist using his photographs for their own artworks.

Yet, the sub-heading of the article reads:

"Controversial photographer Bill Henson usually defends the right to exhibit his photos of naked children. Not this time."

How ridiculously inappropriate.

The article was about possible copyright infringement but "The Herald"  has framed the man as some sort of defender of kiddy porn publishing.

Since Miranda Devine and until eternity - Henson will be unfairly hounded by "The Herald".

What do you think of the media's treatment of Henson? Will he ever be able escape to the original controversy? Tell us and remember...Disqus! . . read more