OK, granted, I don't know anything about the Herald Sun or how they operate, but this is just some sort of photoshopped internet joke, right?
I tried using various search terms within the image, and the "article" does not seem to appear anywhere on their website, nor does it appear to have been picked up or commented on by any other reputable news source.
Not trying to defend them in general (again, I know nothing about them), but this does not appear to be anything they actually said.
Nope it was on there the day I pinched the screengrab...... Gone now
Are you saying that you actually personally captured this screenshot from http://www.heraldsun.com.au ? That would be rather big news if true. I have done some more searching around on this since my last post, and the only places I can really find reference to this are on Twitter and Reddit... and in both places the consensus seems to be that it is fake/someone else's work of satire. And no one who has shared this screenshot has ever once included a link back to the original source, at least that I have seen.
(Of course, if by "pinched the screengrab", you mean you copied it from Twitter or someplace, then that's different, but doesn't really prove anything.)
If a major newspaper actually publicly admitted they basically write fiction, you'd think that would be immediately picked up on and shouted to the rafters by their competitors. But that doesn't seem to be happening.
If a major newspaper actually publicly admitted they basically write fiction, you'd think that would be immediately picked up on and shouted to the rafters by their competitors. But that doesn't seem to be happening.
I always preferred the idea that the Daily Telegraph was merged with the Sydney Daily Mirror, making the Daily Terror.Sydney's daily telegraph (the torygraph)
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