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But aren't these same people allowed to join the armed forces, teach our children & provide other vital services to the rest of us? If they are a functioning adult in our society they should be able to understand the concept of consequences. That's good to hear (whoever said it) - but can...

Yuch, I'd agree with speaking with a lawyer regarding libel. I reckon you have a shot at it given the response of the editor. Cheers, Aceyducey

Yuch, See: http://www.anu.edu.au/andc/ozwords/May_2004/battler.html The common thread (as the article concludes) is that 'battler' refers to a person 'that struggles hard for a livelihood, and who displays enormous courage in so doing' From time to time it has been used in context of...

Likewow, Your knowledge of the wrapping area is clearly zero. Transactions of the vendor finance type are illegal is SA due to the government targetting other types of predatory finance. The laws did not relate to wrapping, which is only illegal as a byproduct of the phrasing of the law...

BTW, another side of the story is here: http://www.loanalert.com.au/blog/index.php?p=6. Read from the bottom of the page up. Cheers, Aceyducey

Richmond, Newspapers are more the medium I am thinking of :) Even Jenman would agree - he's had difficulties in the past placing his advertising within newspapers due to their reliance on the Real Estate advertising dollar.... Cheers, Aceyducey

Why don't you ask Michaelg directly Likewow. Privacy laws limit what can be said legally and ethically from the wrapper side. But we live in a society where the media can bombast whoever it likes. Legal action is expensive and often unsuccessful - regardless of the actual truth in the...