If you've ever been unemployed for a considerate amount of time for whatever reason, you'll know exactly how frustrating it can be. When you need to fulfil the many condescending requirements to keep the government support going, you begin to question everything.

Self proclaimed “pro-life feminist” Melinda Tankard Reist (MTR) has called in her lawyers to demand an apology from blogger Dr Jennifer Wilson, or be sued for defamation, who stated in her blog that MTR is a “Baptist” and voiced her opinion that MTR “is duplicitous a

A friend and I have recently been getting into HBO's True Blood. For the uninitiated, True Blood is a serial that works on the premise that vampires have been in existence for centuries but only recently have they made their existence known with the advent of synthesised blood called True Blood.

The Australian state of Victoria premier Mr Ted Baillieu has ignited the nanny state cone, pulled it deep through the bubbling anxieties of the worried community, then blown out a new law into parliament earlier this month with the banning of the sale of bongs as of January 1 next year.

A marked increase in columns by mothers in online media newspapers surrounding which toys or games they should or shouldn't buy their children is in direct correlation with the nearing of Christmas. This isn't a shock.

For a long time now it has been in vogue to criticise Nickelback and boy has social media made it easier for the anti-Nickbacks to vent.

US president Barack Obama has just landed in Australia and with him comes a platoon of security, minders, cooks, a chef and a disappointing anti-climax. One TV station began a news broadcast live from Parliament House in Canberra before the president even landed.

In this pressure cooker world of perfectionism women consume cosmetics to attain a manufactured appearance of beauty. One thing that requires attention is the eye lashes. Countless products on the shelves promise thicker, fuller and longer lashes.

In Coke Australia's latest marketing ploy they have decided to personalise their product by putting names on the labels. Not just the Coke name, no, but YOUR name. Whatever your name is, I'm pretty darn sure it's on a Coke bottle. You lucky son of a gun, you!

Christmas shopping is hell at the best of times; December brings out the worst in people as they become rude and seem to forget about everyone else except themselves.