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👋 G’day everyone, Archie here.

Today we’re looking at the Rugby League’s “Poo in the shoe” saga and how making your business a not-for-profit isn’t as easy as it seems.

Let’s get into it 🗞️

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I just shat in Schlossy’s shoe

What South Sydney Rabbitohs player Julian O’Neill reportedly said to a teammate at a hotel in Dubbo in 1999 - The Daily Telegraph

🗣️ Why did he say that?

In 1999, after a pre-season game in Dubbo, South Sydney’s Julian O’Neill defecated in teammate Jeremy Schloss’s shoe at the team’s motel.

After an effort to clean up, the shoe was found on the motel owner’s car, making national headlines.

The Bunnies suspended O’Neill, who has since called it “a prank gone wrong.”

For my full rundown check out today’s video:

Not making cents 💰

“Freedom Mentor” Blythe Langford is pitching Australian business owners a plan to cut their tax: set up a charity, put your business inside it, and have it cover your living costs instead of a conventional wage.

But her plan doesn’t seem to really stack-up.

Watch my rundown below:

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I’ll be back on Monday.

Cheers, Archie