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ABUSE
“It really proves exactly what we have been through. These are disgusting acts by a despicable man.”
The former Melbourne councillor describes her feeling of vindication after an independent report made four adverse findings against Robert Doyle. The former lord mayor groped Sullivan and is also otherwise generally grotesque.
SHKRELI
“There’s no conspiracy to take down Martin Shkreli. I took down Martin Shkreli with my disgraceful actions.”
The price-gouging pharmaceuticals investor is sentenced to seven years’ jail for fraud. Unfortunately for Martin Shkreli, Martin Shkreli will be forced to serve his term in the first person.
PETS
“I don’t know if he’s going to be able to sustain this flight, because he is a 10-year-old dog, and he’s never been on a flight before.”
The dog owner complains United Airlines mistakenly flew her German shepherd to Japan, days after another dog died when its owner was made to put it in the overhead locker. Punching a doctor in the face and dragging him down the aisle looks pretty tame now.
COURT
“Are you not pathetic?”
The Federal Circuit Court judge finds far-right activist Neil Erikson guilty of contempt of court for failing to return a Toll uniform he wears in racist videos. Pathetic isn’t the half of it.
DEATHS
“His passing has left an intellectual vacuum in his wake. But it’s not empty. Think of it as a kind of vacuum energy permeating the fabric of spacetime that defies measure.”
The astrophysicist marks the death of Stephen Hawking. The British physicist and author was 76.
MEDIA
“I do subscribe to The Saturday Paper and Crikey.”
The ACT chief minister defends comments in which he said he hates journalists and no longer subscribes to The Canberra Times. The Saturday Paper does not endorse his view of journalism, but a subscriber is a subscriber.
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