
ANU Study: Aussies Say Public Relations Managers Should Be LAST In Line To Get Any COVID Vaccine
Study finds Aussies want PRs to be last to get a CV-19 vaccine. Now if there was an industry in badly need of some PR...
Study finds Aussies want PRs to be last to get a CV-19 vaccine. Now if there was an industry in badly need of some PR...
Just when you thought 2020 couldn't get any stranger, it just keeps jumping up and surprising you, doesn't it?
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Bunnings' "Karen" outed as angry Melbourne woman, who won't be getting 10% off a competitor's lower price anytime soon.
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B&T does warn readers this article includes unsavoury language. Sadly, no "diddlypops' or "cumwoofers", however.
There's no need to tune in to an Adam Sandler movie marathon when your local grocery aisle is providing so many laughs.
Here's one for B&T's cool, designer crowd readership. Or, for anyone that appreciates vulgarity and a cheap laugh.
Arguably, the Zoom meeting has proven one fact - the virtual meeting's just a big a waste of time as the in-person one.
Front-line workers star on Vogue's latest cover, as Anna Wintour heads down to ALDI for some bog-roll and canned soup.
This insurance ad is so funny you could almost forgive them for outrageously jacking-up your next premium.
Study says brands shouldn't be scared to mention CV-19. Use of sweatshops & CO2 emissions? They're still out, however.
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