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            <title>How a political luddite got smashed in cyberspace</title>
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            <description>It was the week in which the words &#8220;Macquarie Banker&#8221; finally became rhyming slang after a member of the millionaire&#8217;s factory was caught perving on jpegs of Miranda Kerr during a live cross about interest rates.



The week in which the words &#8220;cyberbully&#8221; and &#8220;tweet&#8221; were listed for inclusion in a Macquarie of a different kind.

It was also the week in which one of the most old&#45;fashioned politicians in Australia, a man who seemed puzzled enough by the 20th century and is really struggling with the 21st, blundered into a raging cyber&#45;storm which had the potential to blow away a government seeking re&#45;election in just seven weeks&#8217; time.</description>
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