98.2%. That's how many of the 59,678 submissions to the Discussion Paper were Pro 18+.

With Delia Lawrie, AG from the Northern Territory, unable to attend the recent Attorney Generals meeting evidently there was no movement in regards to R18+ on their end. However our beloved government has released the Status Report on the recent R18+ Discussion Paper Submissions. 58,589 submissions were for the introduction of the R18+ rating, with only 1,089 against it.

Read more to get a quick rundown of some of the stats, however if you wish to read the full Status Report then click here.

It was an election promise from the Rudd Government, that they'll implement the controversial  mandatory internet filter. However it would seem that our beloved PM has opted out of this for the time being, and gone for something more safe (and potentially vote increasing) such as healthcare, in time for the upcoming elections later in the year.

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Well we just passed the halfway mark for April. If you're a fan of Adobe then you'll be giddy about the launch of Creative Suite 5. If you're a Hamish and Andy fan you will of heard what was in Carlton Draught's Mystery Box (I ain't gonna spoil it if you haven't heard). If you're a gamer then you may have gotten a hold of Just Cause 2, I am yet to but still thinking about it (flash games are just way too fun).

But onto some actual news.