Headlining this epic event is Aussie music legends Peking Duk, who will be joined by What So Not, Kaila, NayNay and Lottie (who also moonlights as a Bunnings team member by day). It’s set to take place on August 31 in the store’s car park, with all funds raised going towards Support Act – a not-for-profit organisation that provides crisis relief and mental health support to people in the music industry.
So it's a corporate PR charity concert event? not the most offensive thing I can think of.
Fucking oath, carn the protestors.
Hahaha, no American politician ever calls themselves an Australinist. They are fucking nuts, like fanatically end of the world supporting Israel.
but the community is very divided here over this issue
Noo it's not mate, this isn't America. The government supports Israel, but the people clearly favour Palestine.
Damn NZ what happened, you used to be cool.
While on bail for the torture, the second eldest offender was caught multiple times travelling in stolen cars and stealing hundreds of dollars in fuel from service stations.
Clearly this person is going to grow into a productive member of society.
Oh I'm sorry, are you not in favour of forcing people to experience things they know are wrong because how else would they know it's wrong unless we inflict it on them?
If you agree with the gallery and artists intentions, surely you must agree with me applying the same logic to other social issues.
To be sexist.
Some people feel others need to be sexually discriminated against because apparently this will achieve something useful?
I was up until 12 finishing a assignment, but I had to get up for work at 5. I am le tired.