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Reddit poster 'kristianroberts' uploaded a snap of the recently applied livery on the Virgin Media O2 office at Wythenshawe in Manchester — and commented it looked like male genitalia.The design at front of the building shows a swooping white doodle in the shape of an infinity symbol that wraps itself around the logos of both brands.But the funny-shaped problem appears to be introduced at the top of window, with a blue wave-like motif inadvertently blending with the mark below to form the outline of a male member.In a wry caption, the perceptive user asked: "Anyone fancy working at Virgin media’s office in Manchester? Looks like they’ve got a big package."Fellow members of the site seemed to be thinking along the same lines, with many joining in with the bawdy gag.One user responded by suggesting: "Guess the designer has something on their mind at the time."Another took aim at Virgin's founder, writing: "Don't forget the boss is D*ck Branson."Others broadened their criticism by roasting the office itself, with one writing: "What an uninspiring building."Reacting to this observation, another quipped: "Got a big c**k on the window though."Telecommunications giants Virgin Media and O2 merged in June 2021, forming one of the UK's largest entertainment companies as a result.The office and call centre at Wythenshawe Concord House was owned by Virgin Media before the deal, and displayed the old branding prior to the deal.The latest gaffe is not the first time that designers have accidentally slipped the rude shape onto brand promotions.Earlier this month, a new logo for a women's TV channel down in Australia caused anger after it appeared to be very similar in stature to a penis.Run by Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison

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Brian Houston, founder of the global megachurch, resigned following an internal investigation that found he had behaved inappropriately towards two women in the past decade. Trigger Warning: This story has details of child sexual abuse, which might be distressing to some readers. For 24 hour crisis support and suicide prevention call Lifeline on 13 11 14. For Australia-wide LGBTQI peer support call QLife on 1800 184 527 or webchat.The NSW police had alleged that Brian had not reported the child sexual abuse by his father Frank Houston. The allegations against Frank, related to sexual abuse of young boys when he was a pastor in New Zealand and Australia in the 1960s and 1970s. One of the nine boys had come forward to lodge a complaint that Frank had sexually abused him between the ages of seven and 12.Hillsong Church founder Brian Houston and his father Frank Houston.In 1999, the victim’s mother reported Frank to the Assemblies of God denomination led by Brian, who was legally required to inform the police.

penis.Run by Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison and his Cabinet, the Women's Network is supposed to “champion equal opportunity” and promote women's equality.But some think its dark pink logo, with a curly “w” on the left, looks like a male sex organ – or a version of the aubergine emoji which is a common code for a penis.The logo was slammed on social media.One user wrote on Twitter, in reply to the organisation's launch: “Why have the juvenile idiots in your department made male genitalia out of the Women's Network logo?“How hilarious - let's degrade women, again.“Anybody who understands graphic design knows this is deliberate.“Anybody who didn't catch this isn't doing their job.”And a spokesman for the National Older Women's Network Australia said: “I thought this was satire, but it is either thoughtless or an insult.“Public money was spent getting a graphic artist, choosing the designing, selecting colours, approving, printing and publishing this logo for the Prime Minister's and Cabinet's Women's Network. “Poor messaging.”To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up for one of our newsletters here.Australian MP Larissa Waters joined the chorus of those hitting out at the logo.

Piers Morgan has teased fans about his new programme on TalkTV, sharing that it is expected to be aired in the coming weeks.The journalist has been visiting Australia in the last few days to meet his new colleagues across the globe, ahead of the show's launch on Sky News Australia.Piers has already placed himself a huge talking point as he organised a chat with the nation’s Prime Minister Scott Morrison.Alongside appearing on a breakfast TV show "that would let me express my opinions", which is a swipe towards his former Good Morning Britain role.However, the time is coming for Piers to be on screens once again, with him making another return to the UK before things officially kick-off.Alongside a clip, he said: "Farewell, Sydney. I leave you as I found you a week ago… and how you’ve been the entire time….

Piers Morgan, 56, was in Australia to meet his colleagues at Sky News Australia and even had an encounter with Prime Minister Scott Morrison during his time there.The former Good Morning Britain presenter has taken to social media to bid farewell for now, after making sure that he "ruffled feathers" before his departure.Piers took to Instagram to share a video from his hotel room window, in view of his 1.8 million followers: "Farewell, Sydney. I leave you as I found you a week ago… and how you’ve been the entire time….

Hundreds of people rallied in the rain at Sydney’s Town Hall against the Religious Discrimination Bill on Saturday afternoon.Organised by the Community Action for Rainbow Rights (CARR), speakers included NSW Greens MP David Shoebridge, Sydney Girls High year 10 student Sumaya, and CARR’s co-convenor April Holcombe.Sumaya, who identified as a queer Muslim, rallied the crowd with a passionate call to action, saying, “the Bill means that queer people across all areas of public life must live in fear. At the very best, we hide who we are. At the very worst, we lose everything.”Holcombe spoke of the continuing threat of the Bill, which was indefinitely shelved by the government on Thursday. “It might have been shelved this week, but it is not dead.

Victorian Premier Dan Andrews on Tuesday said that his government would defend the state’s laws that protect gay and trans students from discrimination. Days after he marched in the annual Midsumma Pride march, Andrews indicated that his government would challenge the Scott Morrison’s Religious Discrimination Bill if it overrides the the state’’ anti-dscimination laws. “I think everybody should be treated fairly properly. And that’s exactly the arrangements that we have in place,” said Andrews.The Andrews-led Labor government has passed a number of LGBTQI law reforms in Parliament.

Sydney Morning Herald, would prohibit faith-based schools from expelling gay students, but they would retain the right to expel trans students.The newest proposal comes a week after Morrison responded to the Citipointe Christian College’s controversial student enrolment contract to expel gay and trans students.The new proposal will amend s38(3) of the Sex Discrimination Act along with passing the Religious Discrimination Act. The SDA provision allows faith-based organisations  to discriminate on the basis of sexuality, sexual orientation and gender identity.

Fully-vaccinated holidaymakers will be allowed to enter Australia from February for the first time in nearly two years as the country relaxes its travel restrictions.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has said that amendments will be made to the religious discrimination laws to take away the right of faith-based schools to discriminate against and expel LGBTQI students. Morrison made the surprise comments on Brisbane’s B105.3 radio when he was asked about Citipointe Christian College’s now withdrawn anti-LGBTQI student enrolment contract. ““No, I don’t support that. My kids go to a Christian school here in Sydney, and I wouldn’t want my school doing that either,” Morrison said.Morrison’s announcement is a significant back flip by his government which had been seeking to pass the Religious Discrimination Bill in Parliament.

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Kanye West is planning to perform in Australia in March, its Prime Minister Scott Morrison has warned the rapper that he must be fully vaccinated against the coronavirus to enter the country.“The rules are you have to be fully vaccinated, they’re the rules,” Morrison said during a visit to Queensland on Saturday (January 29), the Sydney Morning Herald reported.“They apply to everybody as people have seen. It doesn’t matter who you are, they’re the rules.

Tennis world No.1 Novak Djokovic was included in the Australian Open official draw on Thursday, although uncertainty remained about whether the government will cancel the top seed's visa for a second time.

Novak Djokovic had a vaccine exemption to enter Australia after contracting Covid-19 last month, his lawyers said in a court filing on Saturday.

Novak Djokovic sparked backlash after telling fans he was given exemption permission to head Down Under for the upcoming Australian Open. After arriving in the country, he was denied entry after reportedly failing to provide necessary evidence for vaccine exemption.The 34-year-old is said to have applied for a visa that doesn't support vaccination exemption on medical grounds.His appeal to stay in the country has been adjourned until Monday.Today Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said the tennis star was at risk of being sent back home.Reacting to the news on Twitter, Jon Snow, 74, wrote: "Novak Djokovic to be deported from Australia.Stacey Solomon questions if she 'should go ahead with our wedding’"Finally, proof positive that no one is too rich or too famous to evade Covid vaccination."The news has divided many who shared their thoughts on Twitter.Alastair McAlpine wrote: "A slap in the face for those who actually follow the rules.

Sky News Australia.Morrison had personally introduced the Religious Discrimination Bill in Parliament on November 23.

Amyl And The Sniffers frontwoman Amy Taylor has hit out at Australia Prime Minister Scott Morrison branding him an “absolute tosser”.Speaking to NME in a new interview she lashed out at Morrison over his actions over Australia’s bushfires in 2019-20.Referring to the track ‘Capital’ from their recent album ‘Comfort To Me‘ she said: “‘Capital’ is about how many people are left on the outskirts of society without any help – especially none from fucking Scott Morrison, the absolute tosser. We’re all getting taxed to buggery and getting nothing in return.

The Liberal Party, led by PM Scott Morrison, on Wednesday voted against an amendment to the Fair Work Act that would have protected trans, gender diverse and intersex persons from discrimination at the work place. LGBTQI+ rights activists questioned the Morrison government for its decision to vote down the changes to the law as part of the [email protected] package that were proposed by Greens senator Janet Rice.

the show, but this is looking increasingly unlikely. Australia's Prime Minister Scott Morrison said that he intended to keep Australia’s borders closed indefinitely due to the Coronavirus pandemic.

Naman Ramachandran Australia is set to host the Olympics for the third time, after Brisbane was confirmed as winning the bid to host the 2032 Olympic Games and Paralympics.Melbourne hosted the Games in 1956 and Sydney in 2000. The Games will be held in Brisbane and across Queensland, the Australian state of which Brisbane is the capital.“My government is proud to be supporting this opportunity for Brisbane and southeast Queensland,” Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said through a video link while presenting the bid from Australia.