Australian government commits deceased suppression howler

Noelle McElhatton, Marketing Direct, 29 May 2009, 02:53PM

LONDON - The Australian government has been embarrassed by the discovery that it sent cash hand-outs aimed at stimulating the economy to thousands of deceased people, despite the fact that deceased suppression is available in the country.

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