Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Signs to require alteration
In a move that may make alterations necessary to signs on the outskirts of two towns, the Western Australian town of Broome has decided to end its sister city relationship with Taiji to protest the Japanese town's annual dolphin kill.
It is feared that the drop in revenue to Taiji from junketeering Broome town councillors could lead to a greater dependence on the lucrative dolphin trade, though at the moment, Taiji's economy is bearing up thanks to visits from protesters.
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UPDATE: Confirmation dolphins are not so bright.
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