A repeat of Australia’s most watched gotcha comedy where surgeon specialists swap their moral code for big laughs.
As Kyle Sandilands wakes from his procedure, our cameras catch the moment of delerium as he attempts to explain a strange but unmistakable taste. Don’t miss the hilarity as the gang use one scope for both ends of the Sydney’s shock jock’s colonoscopy endoscopy.
4am. Channel 31. Hosted by Rebecca Judd.
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No human is limited …in a right wing run club
One running podcast has the chance to pitch its run club idea to Eliud Kipchoge when he runs in this year’s Melbourne Marathon. Fans of comedy agree.
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All men are hunts
After one of Australia’s largest man hunts concluded earlier this month, here’s some of the biggest the world has ever seen.
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Tegan has herpes
It wasn’t an exemplar of guerrilla marketing or a subconscious earworm intended to get people to test themselves. But it was someone’s truth.
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Colonoscopy Capers
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Australia’s got talons
Incessant physical game show where contestants equipped with sharpened spurs are catapulted into an arena full of unrecollectable 90s celebrities.
Rewards of cash by the kilo for direct hits as the mad dash to beat the buzzer and your victim’s brains.
Hosted by Andrew O’Keefe.
(This show is deliberately recorded without audio)
Werker
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My very first strategy: an introduction for primary school students and career middle managers
Most strategies exist only to hold down a desk.
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Award winning team’s stationery cupboard is a disgrace
Despite three likes on their intranet award story, the team from community development couldn’t find a working pen in their stationery cupboard if they tried.
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Do you have any questions for us?
You’re at the end of your job interview. Now it’s your turn to ask some questions.
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“Pick your battles!” and other defeatist messages highlight Friday afternoon farewell
Long-rumoured nepotism hire showed only flashes of resentment at the forgotten and scheduled 4:45pm Friday afternoon tea.
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Colleague knows what you’re thinking. Yes, that lanyard would burn if you wrapped it around your penis
With attention spans burning 45 minutes into a two-hour restructure update, Martin O’Neill, Insights analyst, regarded Simon Briggs’ blank stare and wrapping his ID lanyard around his…