2014 Annual: The 10 most read stories

There was no shortage of news which piqued the interest of Mumbrella readers in 2014. But what were the stories which captured the interest more than most? Steve Jones provides a run down of the most read tales of the year.

1. AFR editor apologises to WA readers for World is Fukt front page

fuktThe Australian Financial Review apologised after its Western Australian edition contained the front page headline: ‘World is Fukt’. The blunder occurred when an early version of the front page was accidentally sent to the printers.

A mortified AFR editor Michael Stutchbury described it as the “result of a simple error that got through normal quality control and then ended up with an extremely bad result”.

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