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Junkee Media and Facebook renew The Junkee Takeaway for 3 years July 8, 2021 9:38 Junkee Media has renewed its daily news show, The Junkee Takeaway, for a third season. The announcement: Junkee Media has announced it has agreed terms with Facebook on the renewal of its innovative daily news show, The Junkee Takeaway, for a third season. The three-year deal will see Junkee produce 240 episodes of The Junkee Takeaway for Facebook Watch each year, significantly expanding Junkee Media’s reach and impact, and cementing its place as Australia’s number one youth publisher. Launched in 2019, The...

People Are Tearing Into ‘The Australian’ For Trying To Make “Four Sub-Brands Of Woke” A Thing 'The Australian' paired the baffling article with a photo of 'The Project' hosts, proving that gay and trans icon Peter Helliar is tearing society apart. We missed you too. Sign up to our newsletter, and follow us on Instagram and Twitter, so you always know where to find us. It’s no secret that The Australian loves to write terrible takes and has a serious vendetta against anything it deems to be “woke”. I mean, a quick search on the publication pulls up 17 articles that revolve a...

A NEW £1 million bar and food outlet is opening in Haworth – with the creation of up to 30 full and part-time jobs. The Treehouse Bar and Kitchen – on the site of the former Chaplin’s Bistro, in Oak Street ­– opens its doors on Friday (May 21). For brothers Frank and Rob Stott, it is their first venture into the hospitality sector. The entrepreneurs, whose existing companies include decorating and building contractors, bought the near-3,000sqft property two years ago. Since then they have overseen a complete refurbishment and modernisation – internally and externally –...

A NEW £1 million bar and food outlet is opening in Haworth – with the creation of up to 30 full and part-time jobs. The Treehouse Bar and Kitchen – on the site of the former Chaplin’s Bistro, in Oak Street ­– opens its doors on Friday (May 21). For brothers Frank and Rob Stott, it is their first venture into the hospitality sector. The entrepreneurs, whose existing companies include decorating and building contractors, bought the near-3,000sqft property two years ago. Since then they have overseen a complete refurbishment and modernisation – internally and externally –...

Both NSW and Queensland have held separate parliamentary enquiries into possibly criminalising coercive control in the past week. Both are due to report their findings later this year. However, many survivors and experts fear that criminalising coercive control could potentially further endanger those currently in abusive partnerships. Recognising and defining coercive control in the eyes of the law is difficult, as every case is unique to the partnership. Without a universal set of recognisable behaviours, criminalising coercive control poses the threat of cases going unrecognised, among oth...