Always back the horse named self-interest, son. It'll be the only one trying
On Boxing Day I listened to the President of the Rocky Amateurs Bill Reid on radio talking about the new slot race The Archer. Mr Reid is obviously aware of the issues that I have raised about the racist origins of the name of the new race, for one of the first things he said […]
January 1856 After local Aboriginal people had killed five station-hands at Mount Larcombe on Boxing Day 1855, several punitive missions were conducted by armed settlers. Lieutenant John Murray led these reprisals. A group of around 250 Aboriginal people residing in the area were tracked down and surrounded at a creek near the modern day township of […]
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/6991429 Editor’s note – We thank Uncle Errol and Uncle Milty for sending these historical clippings from the State and National Libraries to us. Those who do not know the dark, half-hidden history of Australia are they who celebrate things that should be mourned. Of course those who do it and deny it aren’t much […]
Uncle Milty at RSL on Armistice Day, pleading his case to the President for support for his campaign for the award of service medals denied to his Great Grand-Uncle Henry Doyle, on the basis of his race. It seems a sadly common theme in the services this dreaded racism, both in the military and in […]
Uncle Milty’s Facebook page showing a picture of his much loved dogs Tidda and Boorie (top), and displaying one of his newer dot paintings created during his summer sojourn back home on the Island What a week it has been for emerging Minjerribah (Stradbroke Island) indigenous leader and activist Uncle Milty Doyle First he spends […]
What an absolute joke. Security couldn’t do their job, so Sam did it for them. She should have got a bloody medal. Instead she copped a yellow card. The ref Sara Persson is a Swede. They were fence sitters in the war ,and got that one wrong too. Our Sammy would have knocked over Hitler […]
Sam Kerr is one of the greatest soccer players that Australia has ever seen. She is without any doubt one of the best land-based Aussie athletes of the 21st century. And due to this one simple act, at age less than thirty already an absolute ANZAC legend. I wouldn’t mind Sam marrying my daughter. Or […]
Following out story yesterday we were contacted by an elder from the Edge Hill area in Cairns who suggests that we were only half right in our story about well known punter and commission agent turned First People’s rights activist Uncle Milty Doyle being from the Fraser Island People. The Edge Hill man, who […]
The increasingly popular among young licensees harness training hub at Woodend Beach just north of Christchurch has rapidly become the heartland of illegal and highly dangerous horse doping. This is a matter of concern to both Australian and NZ racing authorities, for it is understood that a number of leading NSW trainers have very close […]
Erythropoiesis-stimulating agents (ESA) are medications which stimulate the bone marrow to make red blood cells.[1] They are used to treat anemia due to end stage kidney disease, chemotherapy, major surgery, or certain treatments in HIV/AIDS.[1][2] In these situations they decrease the need for blood transfusions.[2] The different agents are more or less equivalent.[2] They are given by injection.[2] Common side effects may include joint pain, rash, vomiting, and headache.[4] Serious side effects may include heart attacks, stroke, increased cancer growth, […]
