About Tom Tanuki 9 Articles
Tom Tanuki is a writer, satirist and anti-fascist activist. He has worked in political comedy online, on stage and at protests through projects including direct action anti-racist group 'Yelling At Racist Dogs' (YARD) and the satirical nationalist group 'Million Flag Patriots'. His premiere theatre-comedy show, 'Yelling At Racist Dogs: Just As Bad', performed to sold-out crowds at the 2019 Melbourne Fringe Festival.
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PRINCE ANDREW FOR GOVERNOR-GENERAL! You know it makes (non)sense

January 14, 2022 Gary Johnston

The formerly honourable Prince Andrew is on the lookout for a new job after being stripped of his military roles and royal titles this week and no longer able to use the moniker “his Royal Highness”. It comes on the back of a US court ruling that found he could be sued for sexual abuse over his connections to elite child sex traffickers, Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. Surely he’d make a fine candidate for Australia’s next Governor-General, suggests Gary Johnston.

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TRUE OPINION: Modern Australian nostalgia is cross-branded sweets, and nothing more

January 25, 2020 Tom Tanuki

As we edge near yet another day of confected patriotism and nationalism, Australia’s cultural identity relies on a large amount of confectionery to get over the fact this land is stolen, writes our new columnist Tom Tanuki.

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‘FALL GUY’ FOLEY’S OFFICE MILLIONS! Vic Health Minister Martin Foley sells property for over $1 million its reserve to RoboDebt guy Rodney Kagan just weeks before Dan Andrews gives multi-million dollar Covid contract

November 3, 2021 Gary Johnston

EXCLUSIVE: The sale of an office premises belonging to Victoria’s Health Minister, Martin Foley, for more than $1 million over its reserve before a public auction to the big boss of a call centre who was coincidentally then handed a cushy $20 million-plus government contract just weeks later by Premier Dan Andrews’ state Labor government has raised all sorts of curious questions. Gary Johnston reports.

2 Comments

  1. “March 15, 2020 marks one year since white supremacist terrorist Brenton Tarrant entered Al Noor mosque in Christchurch armed with five guns and killed 51 people, injuring 50 more”

    Except he didn’t, did he.
    Study the video and pics. It was a stunt, a false flag. The interior of the mosque (carpet especially) is different in the video than in the photos. Many more clues are there. Open your eyes people.

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    • A relative of mine was one of the cops on the scene that day. He has never fully recovered. On behalf of all of those affected by this disgusting fascist attack, you should be ashamed of yourself.

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