19 year-old, Aaron Neich, made headlines yesterday when he announced that he was to become a male cheerleader for the Penrith Panthers rugby league team. When Same Same asked him "why cheerleading?" his response was simple.
This is a special double bill which was moved to the Tap Gallery at the last minute. Sadly the word had not gotten around fast enough as the crowd for opening night was small but none the less ready to be entertained.
Itâs about time Lily Allen came back to Australia innit? Having just released her sassy sophomore album, Itâs Not Me, Itâs You, our favourite ladette is packing her frocks and heading down under for her first tour here since 2007.
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Convinced that Hungarian tourist Fernand Ambach ? accused of killing gay Onehunga man Ronald Brown in December 2007 ? was aware of his rights when questioned by police the day after the attack, Justice Stevens will allow a DVD of the interview to be used in evidence in upcoming murder trial.
LGBT youth networks and teacher unions are joining forces to promote Pink Shirt Day next week, highlighting the serious problem of bullying in New Zealand schools.





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