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Ben Pobjie
Ben has not one but TWO hilarious books out now. Surveying the Wreckage and Superchef.
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Tim Dunlop
Tim Dunlop writes regularly for The Drum and other publications.
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Dave Gaukroger
Dave Gaukroger provides a cautionary example for others. He continues to believe in quaint ideas like social equality, personal accountability and the power of indy pop music. You can listen to Dave talk politics, news and the media each week on Something Wonky. Follow Dave on twitter: @dfg77
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Rebecca Shaw
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Ultra Hedonist
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Tom Cummings
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Jenna Price
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Victoria Rollison
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Peter Hinton
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David Bonnici
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John Birmingham
John Birmingham writes for food. And your entertainment.
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Sue Ann Post
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Fiona Katauskas
Fiona Katauskas is a freelance cartoonist based in Sydney. Her work has appeared in a range of publications, including Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, The Australian and New Matilda as well as on cards for the Ink Group and t-shirts for Mambo. Follow her on Twitter @fionakatauskas
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Chrys Stevenson
Chrys Stevenson is a writer, blogger and social activist from Queensland’s Sunshine Coast. She was a contributor to the Australian Book of Atheism (2010) and her work is widely published online. Chrys blogs at Gladly, the Cross-Eyed Bear
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Chrys has a first class honours degree in cultural studies.
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Ben Jenkins
Ben Jenkins is a Sydney-based writer. He just came off a stint working for The Chaser where he watched 12 hours of breakfast television a day at double speed. He no longer does this and it’s the best.
He writes politics for The Vine and his blog: A Baffling Ordeal
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Jane Caro
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Geordie Guy
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Larry Stillman
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Scott Ludlam
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Marian Dalton
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Only 137 more sleeps till Prime Minister Abbott!
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Inside Track
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Insult in the service of argument
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Because democracy
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The parent switch
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Shut up and take the damn pain
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Duck Ragu with Pappardelle
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What would I pay for?
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Sex workers: facts and myths
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Ben for PM!
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Ties that bind
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Mining for truth
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Who’s the man?
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Government bad. Sovereign parasite good.
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On the bus with Kafka
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How is abomination formed?
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What class war?
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GoT: We do want to see Season 4, right?
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Should we still be shocked by trolls?
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The parable of the naked smorgasbord doppelganger
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The Carbon Millstone
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Labiaplasty - an undercover journey
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Stupidity or brain damage?
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Stone Soup
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Links we liked this week - 2 April 2013
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