(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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A delegate reads a 3-minute speech entirely off their phone screen.
"The light on the hill" referenced unironically.
A joke at the expense of the Federal Opposition that gets the loudest, most cathartic laugh of the morning.
Someone pacing frantically in the hallway on an earpiece/phone like they’re negotiating a peace deal.
Someone trying to cite a hyper-niche procedural rule just to delay a vote they know they're losing.
Lanyard stack
Factional huddle spotted aggressively whispering near the doors/exits.
Left vs. Right public spat that ends in a backroom deal 10 minutes later.
"Wait, which amendment are we on?"
Leaflet Ambush: Getting trapped at the escalator by a Young Labor crew thrusting factional flyers into your hands.
Vintage Union Drip: Someone rocking a faded 1998 waterfront strike shirt or an MUA hoodie with a formal blazer.
"Under the former Coalition government..." used to preface a policy defense.
A delegate typing furiously on a MacBook Air with six hashtags in every post.
The words "common sense" used at least 5 times
Lost Voting Card: Delegate frantically turning their tote bag inside out when a formal head-count is called.
A speaker struggles with the microphone height adjustment for 15 seconds
"Whitlam" mentioned within the first 3 minutes of a floor speech.
Coffee queue stretches past three different fringe event stalls.
Young Labor gets over-enthusiastic and dramatically overshoots the speech timer.
A floor vote ends in a unanimous
voice vote.
Someone rushing off for post-session drinks.
Interjection! Someone shouts "Hear, hear!" or heckles from the gallery.
"Comrades..." used as a opener by someone under 25 wearing a suit.
An impenetrable mob of Young Labor members circling a factional senior minister for a photo.
