Doug Aitkin’s mirage house, photographed by Ashley Cho

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Doug Aitkin’s mirage house, photographed by Ashley Cho
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the daria writers really did that
It says a lot about the state of Australian politics that this is the third year running I have been able to compile a list of real news headlines that read as satire for the Monthly. Perhaps it says even more that I was able to compile a whole book of them from the Abbott government’s first – and thankfully only – term.
Some choice headlines from all of these gems:
Joe Hockey announces 50-centimetre extension of Parap pool which Darwin City Council says is already too long
Leaked talking points tell ministers to say ‘our cabinet is functioning exceptionally well’
LNP to host International Women’s Day function at club that only allows men
Christopher Pyne refuses to say how he ‘fixed’ higher education reform bill: ‘I want it to be a surprise for you’
Australian Border Force: Peter Dutton says his office received copy of press release, but no-one read it
Australian minister: ‘Gay marriage could damage our cattle exports’
Clive Palmer’s dinosaur Jeff destroyed by fire at Palmer Coolum Resort
Federal MP hurt leg ‘crash tackling’ Tony Abbott
Tony Abbott buys a fridge on Gumtree
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