The people have spoken, damn them

Article Abstract:

The failure of Australian citizens to pass a referendum about electing a president is satirically discussed. Reasons for this result are explored, including the way the measure was promoted and the worthiness of its political supporters.

Political aspects, Politics, Referendum, Referendums

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The mouth that whored

Article Abstract:

This article presents a parody of the scandal involving radio media mogul John Laws and the Australian banking industry. The author implies radio personalities accept bribes in exchange for making positive remarks about a company.

Banking industry, Radio broadcasting industry, Ethical aspects, Marketing industry, Radio advertising, Laws, John, Payola

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Accidental tourist

Article Abstract:

A tourist who went on an excursion shares his experience on how he lost his wallet and the problems he had to face. He states that one should see to it that one never forgets his or her wallet and sense of humor while traveling.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Travelers

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