The Project

Viewers have been left outraged after queer comedian Reuben Kaye made an off-colour joke about Jesus live on-air. Read more.

Fresh off another Cricket World Cup victory, the Australian captain was interviewed on The Project where Waleed Aly delivered her a backhanded compliment.

“That’s the best part about this group, we really thrive under pressure when things get a little bit tough and we are able to come through.” “We were put under the pump a fair bit and we were able to respond. “Meg, stop sharing the credit around, this is about you because you took 5/12 against New Zealand and you were Australia’s second-highest scorer, were you playing in the under-12s?” he said.

The $2.1 billion project is jointly funded, with the Australian Government contributing $1.68 billion, and the NSW Government investing $420 million. The ...

“I have been focused on this as a priority project since my election seven years ago, and it’s great to be working alongside the Australian and NSW Governments to make it a reality.” “The M1 Pacific Motorway extension to Raymond Terrace will be a key link in this vital piece of the nation’s infrastructure. “Getting the official tick to move forward is exciting news for the community as we continue to build the infrastructure that communities in regional NSW deserve.” “The Australian Government is committed to working with all state and territory governments to deliver a safe and efficient road network across the nation. The project will deliver a 15-kilometre extension of the M1 Pacific Motorway from Black Hill to Raymond Terrace, including a 2.6-kilometre-long bridge over the New England Highway and Hunter River. One of the Hunter region’s biggest ever infrastructure projects is a step closer to construction with the M1 Pacific Motorway extension to Raymond Terrace given the official green light by the Australian and NSW governments.

Join the Project hosts Waleed Aly, Sarah Harris, Sam Taunton, Kate Langbroek and guests Austin Butler and Reuben Kaye as they dissect and digest the daily ...

Muslim and Christian communities have revealed plans to protest outside Channel Ten after a guest on Tuesday's episode of The Project made an off-colour ...

I love any man who can get nailed for three days straight and come back for more!' @theprojecttv and @channel10au and @reubenkayeofficial must put out a public apology.' One person wrote: 'I'm very disappointed and will be switching off this show forever. Muslim and Christian communities are planning a protest at Channel 10 studios after The Project aired comedian's lewd joke about 'getting nailed for three days straight like Jesus'. Comedian Reuben Kaye was speaking about the hate he receives from members of the public - and Christians in particular - for being gay and wearing drag when he joked: 'I love Jesus. Muslim and Christian communities plan a protest at Channel 10 studios after The Project aired comedian's lewd joke about 'getting nailed for three days straight like Jesus'

Queer comedian Reuben Kaye got a filthy joke about Jesus onto The Project during an interview on Tuesday night.

“We’re present in the animal kingdom. “Because I love Jesus. Check out our [latest magazines](https://qnews.com.au/magazine/) or find us on [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/user/QNewsAustralia). “I get a whole bunch on TikTok coming at me from a religious angle, right? “I want to poke the bear,” Reuben said of his comedy. “The audience in the room is normally very supportive,” Reuben explained.

The nation's most prestigious golf club has failed to avoid the bunker of construction industry woes, with the builder of a key project going to the wall.

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Join the Project hosts Waleed Aly, Sarah Harris, Sam Taunton, Madeleine West and guests Budjerah and Macklemore as they dissect and digest the daily news, ...

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ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA, US — The Institute for Feed Education and Research (IFEEDER) announced on Feb. 28 that it was moving forward with the second phase of ...

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The Rust project has published its plans for a new governance model, following a 2021 crisis that led to the mod team's resignation.

The document has to be ratified by about 20 team leads and the former core team, who will be voluntarily stepping down in favor of the new leadership the governance document creates. “That’s one of the things that led to the governance crisis.” “It used to be that the core team was the team leads only, so the team leads would report up into the core team. And all of it was important, but at the same time it was too much work for any one team.” “We all came together and said, ‘Let’s make something that can be more flexible, that works a bit better long term,” they told The New Stack. It creates a new top-level council, this time formed of members from each of the other teams. Since last August, the Rust project has been working on a new governance model. “As a result of that, there was widespread agreement within the project that we needed to create a better formal governance structure that removed some of those ambiguities and conflicts, and had mechanisms for dealing with this without ever having a similar crisis,” Triplett told The New Stack. “But at the end of the day, they were drowning under the minutia, because they were the team of miscellaneous. Two years ago, the project had a very public blowup after its entire mod team resigned and [publicly posted a scathing account of the core team](https://github.com/rust-lang/team/pull/671.), which the mod team called “unaccountable to anyone but themselves.” It even suggested the core team was not to be trusted, although the team later recanted and apologized for that. Around 2016 or 2017, a request for comment came out that established the Rust project’s governance, Triplett said. [Rust Foundation](https://thenewstack.io/rust-foundation-focusing-on-safety-and-dev-outreach-in-2023/), which primarily handles the financial assets of Rust.

The Australian's Media Writer Sophie Elsworth questions why The Project allowed a Jesus joke to be aired during “family time”. “This is dinner time, ...

Outrageous cabaret performer has delivered a polarising appearance on Channel Ten's The Project leading to calls for the show to be cancelled.

I love any man who can get nailed for three days straight and come back for more.” Reuben Kaye is currently touring the country and will be in Perth on Friday 5th May playing a show at The Regal Theatre as part of the Perth Comedy Festival. Harris also apologised saying, “Live TV is unpredictable and when this happened in the last few moments of last night’s show, it took us all by surprise, there wasn’t a lot of time to react in any sort of considered way,’ she said. When the program posted the clip to their Facebook page the comments were filled with complaints, abuse, threats of violence and death threats against the guest and the show’s hosts. “I get a whole bunch on TikTok coming at me from a religious angle.” Kaye told the show’s panel that included Sarah Harris, Waheed Ali and Kate Langbroek. Kaye shared that he’s receives a lot of messages of social media from people who tell the camp performer he needs to accept religion in his life.

Project hosts apologise to Muslim and Christian viewers for an offensive joke dropped during live television.

We acknowledge the offense it caused, but more than that, we’re sorry,” said Aly. There wasn’t a lot of time to react in any sort of considered way.” And when this happened in the last few moments of last night’s show, it took us all by surprise.

Comedian and writer Reuben Kaye - who describes himself as a "loud, politically active, queer and brash" - appeared on the flagship Network Ten program on ...

"This is dinner time. They wear lashes." There wasn't a lot of time to react in any sort considered way," Harris added. "We weren't expecting a comment like that to be made. We acknowledged the offence it caused. He told hosts Waleed Aly and Sarah Harris "queer people...

Reuben Kaye was on the show and made a joke, which one of the hosts found it funny. Viewers bombarded Channel 10 with complaints: “How is it ok to insult and ...

The hosts apologised live on-air after a comedian made an off-colour joke about Jesus during Tuesday night's broadcast. Read more.

ABC journalists will walk off the job for 40 minutes next Tuesday – the first protected industrial action in 17 years.

The strike caused a disruption to TV and radio services. However, the episode that was shown appeared to be one continuous game. The press regulator, Ipso, received more than 25,000 complaints, and earlier this month launched an investigation. “What we bought delivers the value,” she said. This would force those platforms to negotiate a payment with publishers. Obviously, I understand how profound that offence was.” The document, dated May 12, was prepared by Nine lawyers but only released by the government this week. The next series of the television quizshow, Who Wants To Be a Millionaire? Her comments, made in an interview given to Variety, come two months after Clarkson was forced to apologise over an article in the Sun in which he said he was dreaming of the day the Duchess of Sussex was made to parade naked in public while people threw excrement at her. “It’s a strategic decision.” “Nine is concerned that without designation or a clear statement of expectation from the government in relation to services and platforms that should be designated, Google and Facebook will not be as willing to enter into genuine negotiations with Nine and other Australian media businesses in the future,” the submission reads. However, copying the text to another document removed the redactions.

A detailed ground gravity survey at the Hyden rare earth elements (REE) project in Western Australia has identified a bedrock target for owner Mamba ...

A gravity anomaly appeared to post-date a series of late-stage Proterozoic dykes visible in the magnetic data, suggesting that the anomaly is a late-stage intrusive body and interpreted to represent a bedrock REE target. Modelling of the main area of interest showed significant magnetic alteration and disruption along with a relative density low believed to be not consistent with the granite signature to the east and west. Data highlighted a greenstone belt with a series of granite bodies to the east and west of the main target area, consistent with geological mapping and regional aerial magnetic interpretation of the area.

Pressure grows to #CancelTheProject: Channel Nine star lashes out at host Sarah Harris after she laughed at lewd Jesus joke only to issue a solemn apology 24 ...

He also called The Project 'trash TV' for giving a platform to an anti-religious comedian like Kaye (right) The news program is under fire after gay comedian Reuben Kaye (left) joked on Tuesday he admired Jesus Christ because 'I love any man who can get nailed for three days straight and come back for more' Slaimankhel accused Harris of hypocrisy for laughing at the off-colour joke only to apologise for it 24 hours later when she realised some viewers found it offensive (left). Slaimankhel accused Harris of hypocrisy for laughing at the off-colour joke only to apologise for it 24 hours later when she realised some viewers found it offensive. The backlash from Muslims and Christians was swift and brutal, forcing co-anchors Waleed Aly (left) and Sarah Harris (right) to issue a grovelling on-air apology on Wednesday A high-profile Nine Network star has stuck the boot into The Project as viewers call for the Ten show to be axed for airing a lewd joke about the crucifixion of Jesus.