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Spotlight On… The Daily Planet

by swerve on Mar.10, 2010, under Features, The Magazine

You won’t see Clark Kent typing madly away, but you will enjoy the company of more than 100 beauties at The Daily Planet in Melbourne.

If being crowned Best Overall Brothel in Australia five times isn’t enough to get you through the door, read on…

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Penthouse goes undercover with professional ghost hunters

by Suzan Ryan on Feb.11, 2010, under Features

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In the dead of night, paranormal investigators venture into abandoned buildings and cemeteries in search of eerie clues. One is a saleswoman who converses with spirits, another is a former construction worker who fights ghostly assailants, and then there’s a father of two who hosts a reality show with a difference…

Story: Denise Mooney

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Sibling Rivalry

by admin on Jan.08, 2010, under Features, The Magazine

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If acting is in the blood, then the cinematic haemophilia suffered when Hollywood brothers are cast together puts slasher movies to shame
Story: Dominic Cadden (continue reading…)

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The New Necking

by admin on Jan.07, 2010, under Features, The Magazine

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INXS singer Michael Hutchence died while doing it. As did actor David Carradine. Australian Penthouse investigates the obscure, yet often deadly, practice of autoerotic asphyxia
Story: Tracey Parry (continue reading…)

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INTERVIEW: FBI serial killer profiler, Robert K. Ressler

by admin on Jan.06, 2010, under Features, The Magazine

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Robert K. Ressler studies serial killers. His idea that serial killers can act in predictable patterns, potentially providing law enforcement agencies an opportunity to catch them before they kill again, and his unparalleled access to society’s most prolific murderers, resulted in the creation of the FBI’s groundbreaking Behavioral Sciences Unit.

Interview: Suzan Ryan (continue reading…)

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Censorship: Computer games lose out

by admin on Nov.20, 2009, under Features, The Magazine, Web Exclusives

House of the Dead: Overkill

By Josh Jennings

POV zombie shoot-em-up video game House of the Dead: Overkill, bears the distinction of using the most f-bombs in gaming history, according to the Guinness World Records.  Pick up the controller, spend five minutes getting trigger-happy on the relentless flock of zombies mobbing your screen and just see if you don’t wind up cursing like an NWA rapper with PMS.

That Overkill is classified suitable for the 15-plus market in Australia (while being restricted to 18-year-olds in the Unites States in Britain) might seem like good news for the Australian gamer kids who have just turned 15, but not everybody in Australia is chuffed with the current censorship laws.  Under these laws, the adult population is forbidden access to games such as Leisure Suit Larry: Magna Cum Laude (a T&A extravaganza, featuring a slew of perky animated characters and Benny Hill-esque shenanigans). (continue reading…)

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Back Door Bliss

by admin on Nov.19, 2009, under Features, The Magazine, Web Exclusives

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Porn pushed anal sex out of the closet nearly 20 years ago, but that doesn’t mean we talk about at the pub—or does it? Story: Humphrey Snorts (continue reading…)

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Australia’s Raunchy Recession

by admin on Nov.11, 2009, under Features, The Magazine

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Despite global economic uncertainty, the Australian adult industry is booming, thanks to Kevin Rudd’s stimulus package
Story: Kate Hutchinson (continue reading…)

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Inside the KKK with photographer Anthony Karen

by admin on Oct.21, 2009, under Features, The Magazine

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American photojournalist, Anthony Karen, was granted unprecedented access to the Ku Klux Klan to document the regular lives of its members. In an exclusive interview with Australian Penthouse, Anthony shares his stories and passions
Interview: Tom Lee (continue reading…)

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Crocodile Island

by admin on Sep.23, 2009, under Features, The Magazine

crocodile0909Australian adventurer, Ben Cropp, embarks on a nocturnal journey through North Queensland to film our most dangerous predator: the crocodile

STORY: BEN CROPP
PHOTOS: DEAN, BEN & TANYA CROPP / KYM SHERIDAN (continue reading…)

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The Art of Nude Photography

by admin on Aug.13, 2009, under Features, The Magazine

previewthumbFive of the world’s greatest nude photographers share their stories and their most memorable experiences about having the best job on Earth. By Tom Lee & Rob O’Brien (continue reading…)

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Inside….Melbourne’s The California Club

by admin on Jul.24, 2009, under Features, The Magazine

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Photo feature: Strolling through the recently refurbished venue, it’s easy to see why Melbourne’s California Club is one of Australia’s hottest brothels…
Photography: Andrew K (continue reading…)

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