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17 NOVEMBER 2022 (321/044) Originality consists in thinking for yourself and not thinking unlike other people J. FITZJAMES STEPHEN (1829 - 1894) BLACKMAN.COM.AU

MH17: A Dutch court has handed down its verdict on the three men accused of shooting down flight MH17 over Ukraine, murdering 38 Australians BLACKMAN.COM.AU

TV RATINGS: WENZDEE 16 NOVEMBER 2022 - (HEY HEY REPEAT RATED #13 AGAIN!) BLACKMAN.COM.AU

A-League bosses 'in dialogue' over stunning Cristiano Ronaldo move BLACKMAN.COM.AU

VIDEO OF THE DAY: ROGER FEDERER - WHAT A GENUINELY NICE GUY! BLACKMAN.COM.AU

Adnan Oktar: TV cult preacher jailed for 8,658 years in Turkey - wot - no parole period? BLACKMAN.COM.AU

Post office issues groveling apology for putting up a 'poorly worded' sign refusing to take 'Indian' photos BLACKMAN.COM.AU

The October housing market has hit a historic low, which is bad news for first home buyers even as house prices continue to fall BLACKMAN.COM.AU

Australian economist Sean Turnell released from Myanmar jail BLACKMAN.COM.AU

Calls for Victorian electoral reform after 'preference whisperer' recorded boasting of influence BLACKMAN.COM.AU

Russia unleashes more strikes on Ukraine, as UN says Black Sea grain deal extended BLACKMAN.COM.AU

Nancy Pelosi stands down as leader of US House Democrats BLACKMAN.COM.AU

North Korea fires a ballistic missile, warning of a 'fiercer' military response to US security efforts BLACKMAN.COM.AU

Spain's new sex abuse law sparks jail terms row BLACKMAN.COM.AU

Heather Anderson’s family have spoken about their “palpable” sadness after the death of the beloved army medic and former AFLW star at 28 BLACKMAN.COM.AU

A-League bosses 'in dialogue' over stunning Cristiano Ronaldo move. In the words of Darryl Kerrigan, "Tell 'em they're dreamin!" BLACKMAN.COM.AU

Australia defeats world champions England by six wickets in ODI series opener BLACKMAN.COM.AU

Matildas beat Thailand in friendly to mark Tony Gustavsson's longest winning streak with Australia BLACKMAN.COM.AU

Australia defeats world champions England by six wickets in ODI series opener. England's total always appeared below-par as Australian pair David Warner and Travis Head came out blazing with a 147-run opening stand BLACKMAN.COM.AU