released in 1990. Australian ska-punk band Area-7 achieved one of their biggest hits with the song "Nobody Likes A Bogan", released in 2002. Ben Folds included the lyric "Now I see the Bogans at the motor race" in his song "Adelaide" from his 'Super D' EP, released in 2004. Use in marketing "CUB" or "cashed up bogan" was used by social analyst David Chalke in 2006 to describe people of a blue collar background now earning a high salary and spending their earnings on expensive consumer items as a matter of conspicuous consumption. The media have cited tennis player Lleyton Hewitt and his actress wife, Bec Cartwright, as examples. Subsequently, the Kaesler Winery, in the Barossa Valley, released a Shiraz wine under the name Bogan. Regional equivalent terms The Courier-Mail described "bogan" as peerless, and that it warrants acceptance as an Australian keyword. It also wrote "There are plenty of other words purporting to describe the same social and cultural subset or behaviour, but 'bogan' really does stand alone". Although the term "bogan" is understood across Australia and New Zealand, certain regions have their own slang terms for the same group of people. These terms include: "Bevan" or "Bev" in Queensland. "Booner" in Canberra. "Chigger" (also "chigga" or "chig") in Tasmania. This appears to be a reference to the Hobart suburb of Chigwell. "Scozza" in Geelong, Victoria, Australia. "Westie" or "westy" is not synonymous with bogan, although westies are often stereotyped as being bogans. "Westie" predates bogan, originating in Sydney in the 1970s to refer to people from that city's western suburbs. As Sydney's western suburbs are predominantly working class blue collar areas, the term connotes a predominantly working class blue collar person – someone with little education, little taste, and very limited horizons. "Westie" is now in wide use in many cities and towns across both Australia and New Zealand, where it especially refers to the denizens of West Auckland. See also Other Australian stereotypes and subcultures: Bodgies and widgies Lad Feral Eshay Hoon Larrikin Ocker Sharpies Westie Yobbo International: Ah Beng (Singapore) Alay (Indonesia) Apaçi (Turkey) Ars or ערס (Israel) Beauf (France) Chav (England) Cocalar (Romania) Dres (Poland) Favelado, Maloqueiro ou Pé-Rapado (Brazil) Flaite (Chile) Gopnik (Russia and Ukraine) Hoser (Canada) Kagkouras (Greece) Maloqueiro (Brazil) Mat Rempit (Malaysia) Naco (Mexico) Ned (Scotland) Pikey (UK) Pleb (UK) Prolet (Germany, page in German) Raggare (Sweden) Redleg (Barbados) Redneck, Trailer Trash,