Nick and James are a little excited this week that Australia has announced its very own Space agency. Plenty of unexpected developments in the SSM debate. Apparently dogs have an opinion on this. What next?
The SSM debate has taken a few strange turns this week. But on a lighter note, Tony Abbott's onion eating antics have made a powerful comeback. Also we swear we were all in the same room when we recorded this. We have famously not cracked remote...
We vaguely struck on a theme this week. Covering stories which mostly seem to have been published to stir up nonexistent outrage over Benjamin Law, Malcolm Turnbull, and some baby. Also this week we're looking for feedback on whether or not...
The postal plebiscite is going ahead, if we all debate REAAAAAALLY nicely. Also Malcolm dropped a c-bomb on Tony. Stop the Posts is produced by very nice man Bryce Halliday.
Hey it's us! That's right your podcatcher is still checking this feed and there's something new in it! We have no idea how long this will last but James and Nick are in top form, the season naming format is emojis now, and the most baffling news...
Nick and James return to recap the major news stories from this exhausting year. Spoiler Alert: The beloved celebrity deaths don't let up. This is part 2 of the recap, starting in July. For January to June see the previous episode in the feed....
Surprise! We're back. James and Nick are back to review all the major news stories of 2016. All the politics here and abroad, the scandals, the many many MANY deaths and... hooooooo-boy why did we want to do this again? This is the first of two...
Bryce is back! How does the show change? There's a little bit more to read in these descriptions. This week Triple J considers moving its Hottest 100 countdown (which Macklemore won in 2012) to a different day. Malcolm Turnbull pleads with the...
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Comedians James Colley and Nick Fischer keep you up to date with this week's news by reading the insane, bizarre and hilarious comments on all major news sites.