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http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-08-2...rating/5691768
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A highly paid neurosurgeon who indulged his cocaine addiction, paid thousands of dollars for sex and was directly linked to the death of two prostitutes avoided detection and continued to practise at a private Sydney hospital.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-08-2...-years/5699050Quote:
Inquiry exposes 1,400 cases of sexual and mental abuse of children in English town of Rotherham
"A new powerful form of gonorrhea was detected in Australia. Since there is no treatment, doctors were on high alert. Antibiotics are not effective in treating the certain disease. The patient who contracted the "sex superbug" is a tourist from central Europe. Reports state that the tourist contracted the disease in Sydney."
Full article here: http://au.ibtimes.com/articles/56391...ral-health.htm
I suppose I should stop wondering, but I still do wonder of the quality of "journalism" today.Quote:
Originally Posted by whitey69
The whole article in the ibtimes, looks like it's written by someone, who's never written an article before.
That particular case has been well documented, and the person in question was treated, although it took a combination of two new antibiotics, and double the time. But it was NOT untreatable.Quote:
Another untreatable strain of gonorrhoea, H041 was detected in Japan last 2009
As for this case, the news-cloud.co.uk (another highly reputable scientific online news source that never seeks to print scandalous articles) reports the following:
At least they say he was treated in Cairns, so it wasn't in the end untreatable.Quote:
Concerns are mounting over a powerful new form of gonorrhoea after a patient was found to have the highest level of drug resistance to the disease ever reported in Australia. It is understood the patient, a tourist from central Europe, contracted the "sex superbug" in Sydney and was eventually treated in Cairns.
And, yet another reputable (Yeah, I trust all they say) online source http://www.latinoshealth.com says the following:
"in the Australian Outback"?Quote:
Caught A “Sex Superbug” On Your Way Down Under? Resistant Gonorrhea Strain Breaks Out in the Australian Outback
If there's anything to believe in the previous article, then is Sydney the outback????
They also say:
Really???? Running rampant??Quote:
Stuffed koalas and wallabies may not be the only souvenirs you bring back with you from your visit down under, as news from Australia's Health Department claims the resurgence of highly resistant "sex superbug" running rampant in the general populous.
One (1) case, and even for that I have not seen any news apart from these truly reputable sources.
News from Australia's Health Department????
Are there any?
See for yourselves what the Department of Health says about this.
NOTHING!!!!
FYI: The original article also says:
Which country??Quote:
New Zealand's Sexual Health Society president, Edward Coughlan, stated that the patient who had the disease with the highest level of gonorrhoea drug resistance ever reported in Australia, has left the country.
Could they not get a quote from the Australian Department of Health?
Is it April fools day 5 months late?
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-10-1...fences/5805238Quote:
An Adelaide junior athletics coach who posed as a lingerie model scout and got underage girls to send him naked photos has avoided jail.
Korean man Hui Ung Lee, 19, pleaded guilty to eight child pornography charges including inducing a child to expose their body and possessing child pornography.
He admitted posing as a model agent on Facebook for lingerie company Victoria's Secret, contacting two young girls and asking them if they were interested in becoming models before promising them overseas travel.
Lee then encouraged the girls to send in naked photos of themselves, which they did.
Lee worked as a junior athletics coach at a number of private schools in Adelaide and was a former student at St Peters College.
I wonder if he is on the forum ...
I think you'll find this is traditional religious behaviour and not actual legal behaviour in India.
You'd also be surprised what happens out of tradition in China, Vietnam, Russia and other countries.
India itself has a legal system based on the UK (thanks to British colonisation) and not dissimilar to Australia. New Zealand, etc. but with a vast population with poor general education it seems that bizarre stories always emerge.
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Originally Posted by Oneonone
I agree on your points, but out of curiosity I'd like to know what happens out of tradition in Russia?Quote:
Originally Posted by goulash
Other than drinking a hell-of-a-lot of vodka and driving drunk :)
This just in... Breaking news:
http://m.smh.com.au/nsw/hostage-beli...16-116t7v.html
# Heavily armed police have shut down a main street of Liverpool as they negotiate with a man they fear is armed inside a brothel.
Negotiators have been sent to talk to a man who was inside the George Street business at 11am #
Any thoughts what's going on there?
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-09-1...nships/7822586
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Almost 200,000 Australians are involved in 'sugar relationships', in which men pay mostly young women large sums of money for companionship and intimacy. But are these arrangements part of the prostitution economy, as has been suggested, or as one 'sugar daddy' insists, an act of kindness just like volunteering at the soup kitchen?
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-10-0...-trade/9023906
Since there is such a large gender gap in China:
Chinese men are buying child brides from Myanmar.Quote:
33.59 million more men than women in China in 2016.
The one child policy resulted in more men being born.
Another interesting sex news story ...
http://www.smh.com.au/world/sex-indu...05-gyvh88.html
http://www.sbs.com.au/yourlanguage/t...pot-difference
Answer : look up syd99
I thought this was amusing. The Toyota supervisor only hired young Asian women - hey that's a bit suspicious in and of itself ;) - and would then give them extra shifts and unexplained leave. But it seems he was getting something in return... Not a bad perk - while it lasted. :shout:
https://www.afr.com/news/policy/indu...0180722-h12zk7
Bit of heat in Canberra
https://www.canberratimes.com.au/nat...23-p4zt5z.html