It’s a multi-pronged strategy. “We don’t have emissions and you can’t prove otherwise. If we do, it’s only very small. And if it’s big, we’ve undone it with offsets and renewable credits. And if we haven’t, AI will fi…
"If supporters of Ben Roberts-Smith were genuinely interested in the truth, they’d ask the community to remember why these legal processes exist, and why we must let the wheels of justice turn." www.crikey.com.au/2026…
Written criky w. Yks. Lin. ; and in forms crike(s Nhb. ; crikums Dev. [krai'ki.] A vulgar expression of astonishment.
Joseph Wright, English Dialect Dictionary (1898–1905)
(UK, Ireland, AU, Commonwealth) An exclamation of astonishment.
Crikey, mate, that ain't a knife, this is a knife!
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I have been doing this "Reasons you need to promote me" doc and its been bouncing between myself, line manager and now the HR person for the last month. I know they mean well but crikey bikey it should not be like this.
“It’s a multi-pronged strategy. “We don’t have emissions and you can’t prove otherwise. If we do, it’s only very small. And if it’s big, we’ve undone it with offsets and renewable credits. And if we haven’t, AI will fix everything for us anyway”. www.crikey.com.au/2026/05/04/d...”
“"If supporters of Ben Roberts-Smith were genuinely interested in the truth, they’d ask the community to remember why these legal processes exist, and why we must let the wheels of justice turn." www.crikey.com.au/2026/05/05/b... #auspol”
“I have been doing this "Reasons you need to promote me" doc and its been bouncing between myself, line manager and now the HR person for the last month. I know they mean well but crikey bikey it should not be like this.”
“Review | Readers curious about the pain Lattouf experienced behind the scenes in her fight against the ABC are well served. But the decision to turn Ita Buttrose’s testimony into song is, well, a head-scratcher. www.crikey.com.au/2026/05/05/a...”
“Crikey, came home to find a Jewish rave on my doorstep. MC-cum-rapper, amplified klezmer, dancing in the streets, great bowls of fire: the works.”
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