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After a representative of the Toronto Police gave shocking insight into the Force’s view of sexual assault by saying: “women should avoid dressing like sluts in order not to be victimized”, women held the first “slutwalk” protest. Since then, “slutwalking” has gone global. Tim and Neelo talk to Samadhi Arktoi, who is helping to organise Sydney’s first slutwalk in Newtown in June.
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The budget. People on the dole, single mums and those on other benefits have been hammered. So called ‘dole bludgers’ and ‘bludging single mums’ will be pushed harder than ever before to get to work or back to school. Tim and Neelo chat to Maree O’Halloran, President of the National Welfare Rights Network.
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The Australian Olive Association are livid at the Government for describing the new colour of their plain cigarette packaging as ‘olive green’. They say it is ‘insensitive' and will turn people off olives... Tim and Neelo talk to Lisa Rowntree from The Australian Olive Association.
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Tim and Neelo chat to comedian Rhys Nicholson about why Ivan Milat should be immigration minister, and the reason why God created homosexuals.
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Tim and Neelo run through everything you need to know about the budget, and what it means for you...in 60 seconds.
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Sunkist was Osama bin Laden's only Western decadence...before he got shot "in the face" as Tim emphasises repeatedly.
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Tim and Neelo determine whether or not terrorising their siblings is acceptable behaviour.
It is.
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Tim brought new pants at Zara, and now has nowhere to wipe his hands. He turns to Neelo for some adivce.
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Tim discusses his distress with Neelo, regarding politicians getting in trouble for closing their eyes in parliament.
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Tim and Neelo chat to comedian Michael Workman, about his show at the Sydney Comedy Festival, dogs and being a goth.
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The boys talk to Alice Gauge, editor of Ampersand Magazine, about the 3rd edition of her magazine - with the theme ‘The Fade’.
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To celebrate Privacy Awareness Week, Tim and Neelo speak to Privacy Commissioner Timothy Pilgrim about all things security - and what we really should be hiding.
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Social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter might play a significant role in the second coming of Christ, evangelist Rev. Franklin Graham says... Tim and Neelo discuss the possibilities.
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Tim and Neelo discuss the Anzac Twitter storm caused by Jim Wallace, Managing Director of the Australian Christian Lobby.
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Tim and Neelo talk Two-Up and dole bludgers.
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Neelo discusses his thoughts on Thor 3D, and gods in general, with Tim.
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Tim and Neelo debate whether or not the relatives of war veterans should be able to march in the Anzac Day parade.
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Stupefacient- stu-pe-fa-cient: Tim and Neelo try to come to terms with a word that neither of them can pronounce...
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Uncharacteristically, Tim leaves Neelo to fend for himself in the studio at 8.30am... But not before he gets the chance to explain why.
Apparently, he is taking over Australian television, one program at a time - and he wants you to tune in... especially to his new show...
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In 1996, RealDoll began been using Hollywood special effects technology to produce the most realistic love doll in the world - featuring completely articulated skeletons and completely customisable features...
Just 15 years later, Tim and Neelo discover the concept, which makes for a laugh or two.
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Traditional Chinese medicine practitioner, Meikin Rees, is undertaking a clinical trial of laser acupuncture as a treatment for osteoarthritis knee pain as part of her PhD research at the University of Technology Sydney. And you could be a part! If you are interested in participating in the trial, you can send and email to Meikin Rees at:
Mei-Kin.L.Rees@student.uts.edu.au
Michelle Rumery reports.
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It is common knowledge that liberals and conservatives butt heads when it comes to world views, but scientists have now shown that their brains are actually built differently.
Tim and Neelo speak to Dr Ryota Kanai from the Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience, University College London, to find out why.
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You might not be seeing much of the hairy-nosed wombat and Western Australia's dibbler, nor the white-footed rock rat, the Javan rhino or the New Zealand kakapo in the future...
Why?
Because according to a new tool which prioritises the conservation of endangered species, they are simply not worth saving.
Neelo speaks to Professor Corey Bradshaw from the University of Adelaide to find out why.
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Jamie Parker, as the first member of the Greens elected to the NSW lower house, explains to Tim and Neelo how it feels to knock off a progressive woman to win power... and much much more.
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The TanBag, developed by award-winning entrepreneur Amanda Stevens, is a luxury cotton sleeping sack that is designed to protect your sheets after a spray tan...
Michelle has a chat to Amanda, and explains the concept to Tim and Neelo.
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Nick Coyle is more than just a great writer. He’s also a fantastic performer and an even better flower arranger. He’s also pregnant which, whether he’s good at it or not, is pretty amazing...
Tim and Neelo have a chat to him about his new show.
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Tim, feeling touchy about getting "attacked" for rating his music on iTunes, decides to debate with Michelle and Neelo about how one should wash and hang out their clothing...
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Sarbi, the bomb-sniffing dog who was missing for more than a year in the wilds of Afghanistan, has received the RSPCA's highest award for animal bravery - the Purple Cross.
Tim discusses with Neelo how he feels about animals winning awards...
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Neelo gives Tim the lowdown on the carbon tax.
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For months, officials say a house in California was home to “maternity tourists” - in this case, women from China who had paid tens of thousands of dollars to deliver their babies in the United States, making the infants automatic American citizens.
Tim and Neelo discuss.
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Winner of Best Newcomer 2010 Melbourne Comedy Festival and Best Comedy 2009 Melbourne Fringe Festival, funny girl Claudia O'Doherty talks to Tim and Neelo about her new show, which answers the question 'what is soil erosion?' and includes lasers...
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