The Shard Of Dalek, the Terrible Zodin's Winter, 'Who' available online in Australia...

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The Londonist has The Shard Of Dalek, the latest release from Wikileaks exposes the truth about the Shard development at London Bridge. We’ve been told that they’re assembling the tallest building in Western Europe, but this is only part of the truth. Wikileaks has now revealed a secret concept image, showing the true construction goal. The blueprints, seen by Londonist, make frequent reference to a shady contractor by the name of ‘Mr D. Avros’. Is this some nefarious Dalek plot to exterminate London?

The Terrible Zodin has Number 9 (Winter 2010), in this festive issue we bring you exclusive interviews with writer Una McCormack and with fearsome pirate Archie the Space Badger. Our regular series of paper dolls focuses on Tegan and there's a brand new feature called No! Not The Mind Probe! Steven Sautter and the mysterious Susie Who return with their columns covering Character Options and the Greatest Doctor Who Stories That Never Were, we bring you comic strips, poetry, prose fiction, reviews, silliness and analysis. We run the gamut of the Whoniverse from Carnival of Monsters on Ice!, a grudge match between the Raston Warrior Robots and the Weeping Angels and facing off with the Raknoss.

The Doctor Who News Page has Doctor Who available online in Australia, Australian viewers can now see all episodes of Doctor Who Series 1 and 2 and all episodes of the first two series of Torchwood via Yahoo!7's catchup TV service.

Kaldor City has 56 Stupid Things About "The Trial of a Time Lord” (And 44 Cool Ones), "We're expecting you to work that out for yourselves".

TARDIS Scanner - Who Tube has Storm Teaser 4, Coming 2011 "Deserted Storm" written by John Davies, be sure to check out the blog site for up to date news on this project.

The10GrandCharityChallenge has 127 Online Today, "It’s not as many as I had hoped, but listing right up to Midnight last night I squeezed 127 auctions online right now, with some more to come this afternoon.  Included is a brilliant artwork from artist Ralph Steadman, as well a wide range of signed cards, Dr Who items, doodles and photos" (Editor: I am supporting this worthy charity auctions and the odd item can be found regularly in our other news section on the sidebar, to see all the auctions available on eBay click here).

The Happiness Patrol presents Who Tattoos!, to celebrate Tara's Tattooing, we put the word out for our listeners to send us photos of their 'WHO' related tattoos.

Tim's Take On has Episode 47 (Michael Cochrane at Whoverville 2), this week the first of a few episodes to tie up our coverage of Whoverville 2. This time the Michael Cochrane panel, Doctor Who fans will know Michael for his role in the Peter Davison story Black Orchid.

The Quotable Doctor Who Quotes has Are you smarter than a 900 year old Time Lord?, to celebrate the publication of the First Volume in The Quotable Doctor Who series, Blue Eyed Books are giving you the chance to win a copy of Vol One signed by both co-authors - Colin M Jarman & Catherine A Davies.

Forbidden Planet has A Christmas Carol Poster, due for release on the 13th December.

BBC News has Katherine Jenkins on Christmas Doctor Who, when the classical singer, Katherine Jenkins was told she had landed a starring role in this year's Dr Who Christmas special, she was sworn to secrecy and could not even tell her family, now, she is able to spill the beans and shared some details with BBC Breakfast.

Who Fix has Peter Davison’s LSD Memoir, how on earth could he follow up this masterpiece?

Crafty Tardis has My Knitting Adventure, "I don't know if anyone remembers, but I posted in the summer that my mom and I had been working on a TARDIS blanket in our spare time...."

Making My 5th Doctor Costume has Planet Of Fire waistcoat - pattern cutting, "I’ve worked on a nice little project this week, taking it from nothing to a finished (abet test) garment in only six days!"

US WhoCast has released Episode 022: Podcasters Roundtable S5/6 Discussion Part 1 of 2.

Radio Free Skaro has released 227 - A Day In The Life, for the first time in many months, the Three Who Rule were delighted to welcome Tachyon TV's Neil Perryman back into the fold to not only discuss the week that was in Doctor Who, but to be present for Neil's first commentary since watching The Stolen Earth 27 times in one weekend to prepare the last ever Tachyon TV commentary podcast. The episode in question is Gareth Roberts' The Lodger, episode 11 of Series 5. As usual with Neil, the boundaries of decency for Radio Free Skaro were pushed ever further, as was the level of integrity and humour. A good time was had by all!

The Edwardian Adventurer has 040 – The Tyrant of France (The Reign of Terror Part 4), the Doctor meets Robespierre and Dennis Spooner moves his characters around like pawns on a chessboard.

The Daily Drew has "The Time Monster" - Episode One, "let's get one thing out of the way first and foremost. While these scripts were credited to Robert Sloman, they were actually written by Sloman and Barry Letts, just like "The Daemons" from last season. By keeping Letts's name out of the credits, they didn't have to resort to a psuedonym to avoid violating BBC policy about people doing multiple jobs on the same production."