Scott Limbrick

glad everyone agreed on this

the cousin greg presidency

zaslav hive... rise?

hey chat does this bode well? how's the boding on this one?

Screengrab of text: For me, this campaign speaks to a considered, mature approach to journalism that is grounded in fact. We avoid shrillness and seek a range of viewpoints. We are not dogmatic and make editorial decisions based on the information in front of us. We know our readers come from different backgrounds and different places, and we celebrate that. We don’t talk down to people. We don’t pander. We do our best to give our readers the facts they need to make decisions for themselves. None of these ideas are revolutionary, so it is somewhat alarming that this reason-centred approach has become a point of differentiation in the Australian media in 2025. Mainstream media cops more than its fair share of criticism.

Screengrab of text: A cottage industry of critics has emerged, built by commentators with an ideological agenda and a string of hot takes about stories produced by hardworking reporters. The critics usually explain how they would have done things better than the journalist or publication, despite many of them not having made a worthwhile contribution to public discussion in eons. Invariably, their idea of “better” journalism follows the same recipe: take a story produced by a hardworking reporter, twist it to the left or right, add mayonnaise and serve with garnish.

can't believe other media outlets would have ideological agendas. thank you the age for pursuing an agenda of pure kantian reason

Why reason matters in journalism As the wider media landscape polarises to extremes, a new advertising campaign celebrates The Age as a voice of reason.

this is so embarrassing. not sure how i'd go about trying to claw back subscribers but would probably try something other than petty whining about mainstream media getting criticised too much www.theage.com.au/national/vic...

sorry but tron: ares isn't real. that's not a movie that exists

real britain is things that only happen in the background of postman pat

will never get over how much this stuff emulates the last 50+ years of dystopian satire. this used to be shorthand for 'bleak future'! how did we steer right into it!

Death Is Just A Change David Lynch has gone on to whatever the next place is. I’m very sad about it; it came at a hard time for the city of Los Angeles, a place he dearly loved, and it’s hard not to think his change of cons...

Really sorry to hear about the sudden passing of Kaleb Horton, a fantastic writer. Only seems fitting to share what he wrote for David Lynch kalebhorton.ghost.io/death-is-jus...

The Big Issue magazine with John Clarke on the cover, photographed in front of a lemon tree.

My redacted review of The Bad Guys 2. One unredacted section says it's "surprisingly thrilling even when you know the cartoon animals didn't really do all their own stunts."

I'm in The Big Issue this fortnight reviewing The Bad Guys 2 in possibly my final contribution, as TBI has cut the review sections to save money and lower printing costs. It's sad and frustrating. I've loved being part of it for the past five years, and hope one day I'll write for them again.

dezi freeman will be found six months from now taking part in a sky news panel discussion

turning a big dial taht says "emissions target" on it and constantly looking back at the mining and resources sector for approval like a contestant on the price is right

why not say 62 to 75%. why not 50 to 100. why not just not bother at all

funniest possible target. what are you talking about man

Jimmy Fallon’s 2017 White House Correspondents’ Dinner Speech Please, thank you, thank you, that’s very nice. Thank you very much, it’s great to be here. Wow. Thank you so much for having me tonight. Welcome t...

I wrote this years ago and it's gone through a full cycle from being ok fine to unbearably cringe to regrettably nostradamus
www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/jim...

Elon Musk's Aussie boss Robyn Denholm — who has sold $820m Tesla shares since 2020 — is graciously forgoing a salary for chairing Australia's R&D review.

The media shy business leader has been in the media recently spruiking an offer to pay Musk AU$1.5 trillion to focus on Tesla

truly bizarre set of articles for the chair to refer to as some kind of counter-narrative

glad to see that while they were at it they also corrected the author's own name

investors love it when I tell them I'm planning to debut my film at Cannes

can't believe you wrote 'fukt' in a literary journal. high brow journals tag all their stories about melbourne with 'SICKTORIA'

seeking a can-do bubbly positive rockstar incredible human go-getter superstar legend to be part of our minimum wage family

brutal of the guardian to slap this headline on the only decent article I've read on this weird trend. rip freelance writer sam wolfson

A screenshot from an article: "Reality without the irrational doesn't work for me," Enríquez says. "I spent my younger years doing cocaine and the ouija board. For me, a fantastic combination."

Mariana Enríquez has moved to Tasmania and given us this quote. 2028 Miles Franklin let's go

beautiful to read in the mindset of someone learning all this information for the first time

"Meanjin had two part time employees. and they can get fucked"

incredible email to Meanjin subscribers. no notes

sure, the outcomes may be bad. but there are worse things, for example, the reasons behind those outcomes

excited to hear about all the financial strategies that must have been developed and implemented to make sure this outcome was a last resort

hard to take anything away from this except you hated the review because it had bad vibes, which is concerning. I read your post while watching sixteen youtube videos and flipping through insta reels and won't be rereading what you wrote btw