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Samantha Allemann

Reporter · AU

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Sep 18, 2026
Outlet visibility, for frankie magazine
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Aug 31, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 18, 2026 · Samantha Allemann

    friday flicks – kid-friendly curses (opens the original)

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    You broomhead, you flamin’ galah. Ah, smeg! Fork, frak! In TV world where you often can’t say “fuck” on family-friendly shows (unless you’re HBO), writers need to be creative when it comes to their characters swearing. Give these curse words a whirl in your daily life to add more variety to your vocabulary and keep people on their toes. BROOMHEAD – DEGRASSI JUNIOR HIGH (1987–1989) As a child of the ’80s, my first exposure to TV’s non-swears came from a show that provided all my formative educati

  2. Article · Aug 31, 2026 · Samantha Allemann

    our project – boots and all (opens the original)

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    While some of us only feel soccer fever whenever the Matildas or Socceroos are carving it up, for others soccer is as much about community as competition. Rain or shine, every week on a Wednesday evening up to 100 members of the Spikey Dykes descend on an inner north Melbourne/Naarm soccer pitch, ready to play. The social soccer group, started in October 2024 by Maïa Mattisse, was born from a desire to create a space to hang out in a free and accessible way. Thanks to word of mouth and a strong

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