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the bush telegraph

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the bush telegraph  (British & Australian)
the way in which people quickly pass important information to other people, especially by talking News of the redundancies spread immediately on the bush telegraph.
See beat about the bush
See also: bush, telegraph


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He added: "I get some bizarre requests in the Bush Telegraph but Justin asks me for a chicken sandwich every day.
Hot-headed Kim - also seen bizarrely shaving her face - admitted she was wrong in the Bush Telegraph.
They held crisis meetings as the camp was abandoned yesterday - with celebs forced to take cover in the Bush Telegraph.
 
 
 
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