Comedian Paul Hogan, who fronted some of Australia’s most successful tourism campaigns, says a more cheerful approach is needed to lure visitors.
Comedian Paul Hogan, who fronted some of Australia’s most successful tourism campaigns, says a more cheerful approach is needed to lure visitors.
Paul Hogan, who fronted some of our most successful tourism campaigns, says Australia has forgotten what makes it appealing to international visitors, and it’s not moody shots of the desolate outback or a girl in a bikini asking ‘Where the bloody hell are you?’.
‘The last lot (of ads) didn’t work because it didn’t look like a wonderful place to go, to me. The ad was depressing,’ Hogan said of Baz Luhrmann’s ‘go walkabout’ campaign.
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No one was injured in a single car accident on Route 3 around 11 a.m. on April 14. Joseph Parsons, 45, of Trenton, was driving a 2008 Toyota Prius northbound. As it neared the intersection of Jordan River Road, the car drifted off the right side of the road. When it did, it struck a curb and then a wooden fence. There was reportable damage to the front end of the Prius. No reason for the accident was stated in the report.
According to police reports, a woman was taken to the hospital around 8:45 p.m. on April 14 after the vehicle she was driving ran into a telephone pole, snapping the pole in half. Erika Sargent, 30, of Ellsworth, told police she was distracted with her cell phone when the 1999 Toyota Rav4 she was driving crossed the center line of Route 3 and went into a ditch on the opposite side of the road. There, the Rav4 hit the telephone pole, snapping it in half, and came to a rest in the we