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Here are two Italian wines that are perfect for Sunday dinner:
2009 Paitin Langhe Arneis ($18.99): One of the most famous white wines of Italy's Piedmont region, arneis is delicate and fruit forward. Try it with mussels poached in some of the arneis and a little chopped garlic.
2007 Cantele Primitivo ($15.99): Full and rich, this zinfandel-like red will match up nicely with lasagna in a spicy red sauce.
We still keep the tradition in our family of gathering for Sunday dinner and many of the recipes I've shared over the years have been versions of meals from those halcyon days. I'll even open a bottle or two of my home made wine on occasion.
And while I do not (intentionally) make vinegar, some not so subtle individuals, after tasting my homemade wine, suggest that I have killed two birds with one stone!
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This evening, the radio DJs Mel Greig and Michael Christian sat down with the TV networks to tell their side of the story about the suicide death of a nurse who had transferred their prank call on.
Talking to A Current Affair, they talked about their pain. They pleaded ignorance of the process 2Day FM follows approving prank calls. And they told of other phone calls. The calls that told them Jacintha Suldanha had died. "It was the worst phone call of my life," a sobbing Grieg said. Read all about it at News.com.au.
On the weekend, Irish crooner Brian McFadden tweeted: "Men who hit women are pathetic. Women who make excuses and stay with the guy are just as bad."
In case that needs clarification, what he is saying is that a victim of domestic violence is as bad as a perpetrator of domestic violence. She is just as bad as the man hitting her.
Imagine how that would make her feel. McFadden apologised, sort of. "Sorry if my last tweet upset anyone," he said. "It's just one of my friends is in that situation and it made me angry."
His friend would probably be quite 'upset' that he thinks she is as pathetic as her violent bloke. Other victims would also probably be 'upset' to think someone so high profile thinks they're as bad as their attackers.
It was a stupid thing to say. People say stupid things all the time, and they do stupid things all the time; and usually it doesn't end in death.
But it did, last week, with the suicide death of a nurse who transferred a phone call from the now-infamous Australian prankster DJs Mel Greig and Michael Christian.
A tragic death. But the response is completely disproportionate. It's out of control. People compete to stand out from the hordes.
Everyone, now, is prefacing what they say with 'a tragic death', before swiftly calling for the pair to be strung up, or declaring they have blood on their hands.
The world first saw 'grief porn' when Princess Di died. There was a frenzy of mourning. A seemingly infinite outpouring. We saw it again with Whitney Houston and Michael Jackson.
People's extended online lives have fed the phenomenon; every tear is towering, every sufferer inconsolable. The web forms a vast feedback loop.
With this latest story, the mourn porn transformed quickly into an outrage orgy.
Much of it, as with so much emotion these days, is online. A virtual rending of clothes, a cyber gnashing of teeth.
Tory Maguire wrote a piece about the suicide on The Punch on Saturday. It quickly generated more than 500 comments. 2Day FM's Facebook page has been swamped with more than 21,000 messages of hate. Global press is dominated with the story, and readers cannot get enough.
They're angry, and their anger is precious to them.
People pretend their outrage is about Jacintha Suldanha, this nurse halfway around the world they've never met, but it's not.
This is the new lynch mob, baying for blood. And the blood's tastier if it's from a celebrity.
The mob is hounding these DJs far more mercilessly than Jacintha was herself hounded.
A former neighbour told the Daily Mail: "Those Australians that called the hospital want stringing up." Well, at least they knew her, feel the loss of her. They have a right to keen, to question, it's understandable they want to lash out.
The aggrieved mob is colonising that grief, and the grief of her daughter, and of her family. They're oversimplifying and over-reacting.
Previous outrage directed at radio stars has at least had a purpose. The antics of the likes of Alan Jones and Kyle Sandilands are deliberate and vindictive. The world would be a better place without their influence on the airwaves. They're still there.
Greig and Christian weren't vindictive. They played a stupid joke that went wrong. That's all.
This outrage orgy is sick and destructive. No good will come of it. All it is doing is exaggerating and perpetuating the pressure and the pain that may have (repeat, may have) contributed (repeat, contributed) to Jacintha's tragic decision.
So save it; save the outrage for targets that deserve it, and if you must insert yourself in this story, go back to the grief porn. At least that wasn't hurting anyone.
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Cairo says:
I'm outraged that there are people that think Alan Jones, Kyle Sandilands and pranksters like this are entertainment.
I am outraged that there is a vacuous class of people the seem to be emerging from the devils rotten womb and that the executives of "media" companies provide them with this type of entertainment.
Just because we can, doesn't mean we should.
How many of Sandilands and Jones advertisers have returned now that the uproar has subsided. Has anything changed?
Expect more sadness.
St. Michael says:
"It was a stupid thing to say. People say stupid things all the time, and they do stupid things all the time; and usually it doesn't end in death."
But when it does end in death, Tory, people often do end up charged and often end up serving prison time. That's rather a significant difference. Because, like the old, old saying goes: it's all fun and games until someone gets hurt. Or, in this case, loses her life.
Rick Marton says:
In my blog I wrote a different perspective that many haven't picked up on. I think they were stupid, I think the station should have known better. Regardless of if it ended in a suicide or not, their choice to air a pre-recorded interview that they knew could hurt someones career, and share the private details of another human (royal or not) shows very little respect. But…they will live with this for the rest of their lives. The damage they could have caused was never meant to be this big but it was…the lesson here is for every single one of us. ASK YOURSELF…"how will what I do, affect someone else?". Drink drivers never expect to kill people but they do. Every action has a consequence and the station had many opportunities to not push ahead or at the very least stop promoting it after she had died!
hammy says:
You and your colleagues seemed to be quite happy to damn Kyle Sandilands and Alan Jones from one end of the country's publications to the other. Why weren't you 'bandwagoning' against these two when it was on, instead of leading the charge?
It's justified when you do it isn't it?
The lady doth protest too much, methinks
roseg says:
I agree. Can't believe the hospital had no protocols in place, seem not to have advised their staff how to handle enquiries, then when this happened, appear not to have looked after the staff involved. And the royals, don't they usually advise re. protocols for handling media, the public, etc.? And how did the media get the nurse's name? OK, it was a silly prank, may have stepped over a few lines, and it'll weigh on the radio station and these two for the rest of their lives, but the response and outrage focussed on them seems extreme.
Bazza says:
Its time that prank phone calls were strung up and hung up. Can't we, as a society, come up with better pranks? One with some better humour? Think im over reacting? Try getting one prank call a week from some comedic titan who looked up your name in the phone book and think they're hilarious for taking the piss out of your name.
Cheap humour has cost a life. Society's slavering and perverse nymphomania for Royal news has cost another life. End this BS of celebrity worship. To paraphrase the PM, if you want to see who was responsible for this, you need only to look in the mirror.
We disgust me
Li says:
I would like to know exactly what it is people would like to see happen? Yes the dj's played a stupid prank and yes there has been a tragic outcome ... what will satisfy those who are so outraged by this story? Do you want to see them unemployed and never again to be employed? Oh, and make them ineligible for any government assistance. Not enough? Shoud they perhaps give all of their earnings for the rest of their lives to the family of the woman who died? For all eternity, it's the least they can do, right? Darn, what a shame we don't have the death penalty, of course, death is too good for the likes of them, isn't it. Can we find a way to just throw them in jail indefinitely? Oh, how about the stocks!!! Then people could line up and throw rotten fruit at them! Maybe someone could just quietly send a hitman around and beat them to a pulp, then when they turn up in hospital in a coma, you could all sneer and say it served them right. What a lovely 'christian' country this is.
I completely agree Tory, enough is enough, I really think they have gotten the message. This kind of reaction is beyond ridiculous.
Trude Paladin says:
Mel Greig and Michael Christian are not the first to do something in a moment of silliness and have it end tragically and they should not be treated like it either. We have ALL done something stupid, at some time, thankfully most of have been fortunate enough not to have our moment of stupidity end with a death. I am sure this duo will suffer enough from self imposed guilt, without the entire planet coming down on them.
martin says:
I still don't get why people are still calling this "prank" or "joke", we're past that, this is criminal! the 2 of them committed identity fraud to obtain private patient information and in the course of their crime, a victim of the fraud committed suicide! patient information leak is fatal. I work in Healthcare industry, if I leak patient information, losing my job is the least of my worry, I'd head straight to jail.
ZSM says:
100% agree Tory. Personally I find this style of "gotcha" entertainment puerile but to say these two are responsible for this poor lady's suicide is beyond laughable. The confected outrage on display, especially from the British press, and the hospital itself, is hypocrisy of the highest order, and downright insulting in itself. How about letting the dust settle and learning the full circumstances of what happened before we starting sharpening the pitchforks.
MAXIMILLIEN says:
Put them in jail
They broke the law
They lied to elicit confidential information about a serious medical condition
They illegally recorded this private conversation
They did not subsequenly obtain consent to publish
They published
Put them in jail
john says:
"Greig and Christian weren't vindictive. They played a stupid joke that went wrong. That's all."
The driver was texting and inadvertently killed 4 people, "Thats all."
The pilot was in a hurry to land during a thunderstorm and overshoot the runway killing most onboard. "Thats all".
The husband was drunk and punched his wife fell back on her head and died as a result "Thats all".
The young guy that king hit a person in kings cross not long ago and cut his life short was just a bully "Thats all."
The concrete slabs that fell on those people in the tunnel because someone neglected to do maintenance "Thats all"
The PM & TA are shining examples of how to treat & prank each other "Thats all"
How about people who are bullied into irreversible depression and commit suicide - "Thats all"
What happened to virtues of aspiring to be a good citizen of your suburb, city, state, country and your planet?
Its not that hard to do its actually easier than being a perpetrator/victim in any of the above examples, in the end as with this shameful event ultimately we are all victims even the perpetrators. "Thats all."
TheHuntress says:
This is a tragic turn of events and while I don't listen to commercial radio for more and more obvious reasons I don't agree with the proportion of blame being attributed to these DJ's.
The first thing I thought when I heard about this prank was "why did that nurse discuss confidential patient information over the phone?". I am a nurse and patient confidentiality is our highest priority. While we are not trained in pranksters and media tricks we are aware of basic procedures that prevent the release of confidential information to those it doesn't belong to. I have nursed high profile cases in the past and have had to deflect journalists and media trying by devious means to get information about my patients. The most common method is to ring and pretend they're a family member. It's not unusual and I am certain the healthcare staff of this hospital having cared for previous high profile cases would have ways of educating their staff on such matters.
What has occured is terrible, but for everyone out there who listens to commercial radio, reads gossip magazines and watches TT or ACA you fuel the desire and the drive of media agencies to conduct themselves in this manner. Take a look at what you consume and maybe you will understand why these things occur. If you want the media to behave more respectfully and treat others with dignity stop giving them your dollars to produce this crap.
Shane says:
Tory, I'm curious as to why you didn't post your outrage over grief porn after the suicide of Amanda Todd or Megan Meier. Why is this particular case different?
Rob says:
This is not a black or white issue. The tragedy of the situation polarises opinion and people feel they have to take sides. To say that Greig and Christian are responsible is a complete overreaction, but to say that they played no part is also incorrect. In my view, by intruding on the medical privacy of an expectant mother, let alone one burdened with the pressures and recent history of the Royal Family was an egregious professional error, that should receive appropriate professional discipline, be it suspension or termination. The consequences should not be personal, but that is unfortunately what has happened. If people are looking for someone to blame, and it would appear that we are, they should look to those who screened and approved the airing of the call. Of course no one could foresee the tragedy that would follow, but to believe that what was recorded was okay to air showed extreme ignorance and stupidity, regardless of the eventual outcome.
iansand says:
As a general proposition, and not related to the 2Day imbroglio, I am always puzzled by people who get online, desperate to offer sympathy to the stranger families of total strangers. Why? It is as puzzling and pornographic as Facebook hate pages. Pornographic in the sense of wallowing in someone else's imagined emotions and feelings.
DBT says:
Have I missed the proven connection between the prank call and Ms Suldanha committing suicide? Maybe we should wait for the Coroner's verdict before we condemn these two people who were, at the end of the day, doing what commercial radio has been doing in this country for decades, much to the titillation of their readers.
Rob says:
Please Tory, another matter resolved by a long bow on gender bias.
A degree of fault here lies with the Royal Family security process.
Idiotic trash grabbers masquerading as radio presenters is not the prob lem either. The problem is the journo industry leeping to their defence (mainly because a female is involved). If it were Kyle Sandilands I'm not sure the same defence would apply.
Also I think that in Britain, impersonating the Queen under any circumstances would be illegal, to the point of treason, and worse than impersonating the Police, resulting in a mandatory jail sentence. (Probably on remand for 15 years while it comes to court)
stephen says:
'Grief porn' I agree with, but I'll go further and say that implicit in the public display of pain that comes from the loss of another's life, is the underlying violence of that attitude : the sufferer of such grief wants to create a heirarchy amongst the insipidness of modern social life : feelings for the dead is the perfect bottom rung of the religous ladder.
We want to be deep and important, but indignation and sometimes hate for others who may get to the crux of such matters, (hell, we don't yet even know for sure that the nurse suicided, and wasn't killed by another hand) and will wait for another reason why such a thing happened, (can anyone recall a single, intended reason why something - almost anything - happened ?)Grieving people are often at the same time very angry.
The death of a friend is almost nature's way of showing who's boss.But, of course, if the victim is not known to so many criers, then the 10 victims of weekend car-crashes could do with a bit concern, too.
Rob Herron says:
May I coin the phrase "Cyber Hyenas' for those who hunt in packs but anonymously using social media to prey on perceived weakened animals in order to vent their spleen, disguised of course, as righteous indignation.
They are having a wonderful time at the moment gorging themselves on the silly prankster DJs. Last month it was Alan Jones and while I don't have that much affection for either of their targets I find these vicious opportunists as repugnant as they are pathetic.
Daniel says:
We could also blame all the listeners of the radio station who encourage this tripe by tuning in. It's a refection of our shallow society and this is the collateral damage. Fake hatred and piousness when things go wrong is even more cringeworthy - guaranteed the same people will be glaring at the next paparazzi photo or Hollywood gossip story with gusto
Get it Right says:
bullying is bullying,and if they did not bully this lady she would be alive today.FACT.
Amac says:
There is a lot going on here…
I believe Jacinintha was the sacrificial lamb.
She took the brunt of criticism for a top private hospital's lack of a switchboard operator, why is a qualified nurse answering a phone anyway?
She took the blame for the lack of royal security and local police to brief her on privacy and security protocol?
She took the brunt of the UK media who only days before her death were adding to her humiliation by mocking her and the hospital. I can also guess the silly duty nurse who obviously doesn't know the voice of her Queen from a bloody Aussie, and actually gave the private information, would have blamed Jacintha as well, so everyone smells like a rose and keeps their job. Why was she alone after such a traumatic event anyway? Where was her husband and friends?And then come the scapegoats. The DJ's. After the silly prank became a devastating reality check was a shock for everyone. However, we learn that Austereo handed them the hospital's phone number, then we find they have not only pre-recorded the segment but had their "lawyers" approve it beforehand. Seems that covering your backside is a bit more than a 'thoughtless' prank. They deserve to be all off the air. Public humiliation and cheap laughs at another's expense is so juvenile. Kyle and Jackie O are on the nose - so they just create a younger version.
It's all selling papers and you can see from all the media material so far, that they are purposely showing a sad Jacintha alongside laughing DJs to mock her death even further and fuel the outrage. The media are loving this.
It's a very sad outcome and I feel sorry for Jacintha to be in such despair to take her own life and for the DJs as well for choosing a useless place to work.
John says:
A prank to hospital has legal issues. These 2 don't understand the law and kept on trying to pass the buck….but in the following weeks they will realise that it's illegal to record a conversation with out the consent of the people they are playing a prank on. Any company that calls you up and records a conversation asks for your permission.."for training purposes".
chaosboi says:
The station management is clearly to blame for not getting consent from those pranked. Simple.
Slim says:
Yes. Yes, enough of the outrage already. Let's read another of Tory's rants about outrage instead.
Dan says:
I read the comments on newspapers, i hear them on the news and i hear them on the radio. How many bad things have been said about Julia Gillard's person? how many have been said about John Howard? How many have been said George Bush? Prince Charles? How much was said about the royal family when Princess Diana was killed and how the royal family was accused of murdering her. Had any of these people committed suicide would every bad comment said and written down have been subject to prosecution and had been responsible for their suicide?
Besides, no one really knew Katherine was pregnant until it was leaked because she was seen going into hospital in the first place. So isn't this also a breach of her privacy? It was breached before her treatment had even started.
Tony says:
I notice that the title for the punch is Australia's best conversation ... the "grief porn" you flagged is genuine outrage. I don't suppose you know someone or have experienced depression yourself?Just because you write a column, doesnt mean your view is always going to be the right one.
Cowcakes says:
Well said Tory, the mob mentality present in this outrage and far more dangerous than a stupid prank. People need to remember that there has been no evidence presented linking the death. Even if a substantive link emerges it would most likely be only a final contributing factor, possibly depression, but it's not possible for us with limited knowledge of events to move beyond speculation from limited information.
If the law was to charge everyone guilty of an ill considered prank or throw away line we would all be in prison.
Notnerb says:
I say enough with the idiots who don't know how to use mass media properly. Including you, Tory.
Andrew says:
Yes, this has gone way over the top. Even assuming the suicide was primarily due to the nurse's stress and embarrassment, rather than personal problems, which is not known at all, there were many people responsible in some way for putting that amount of stress on the nurse. The two DJ's, their boss who aired the call illegally despite not having the nurse's approval, and the British media who made a storm about it for a week just because it was about a royal (worship of human beings just because they are royalty or celebrity is unhealthy in so many ways). Of those three groups, I would put the DJ's at the bottom of the list in terms of responsibility.
Some people seem to now be saying that all pranks and jokes are harmful. I guess that means the makers and actors of shows such as Punk'd and Just for Laughs should be tried for attempted murder? Or let's say that I pranked someone by putting up bunny ears behind them at a bus stop. Say a person took a photo of it and put it online on their blog. Then say dozens of newspapers ran the story and the photo in saturation coverage for a week. Say the person at the bus stop committed suicide over embarrassment. Why would all the blame go on the person who put up the bunny ears? The photographer, blogger and newspapers share the blame. Not a perfect analogy, but we need to stop crucifying these DJ's disproportionately. As someone has commented before, if one of these DJ's now commits suicide from all the stress, are all the comment posters / keyboard warriors going to give themselves up to the police as being responsible for their death? Of course they won't. This storm in a teacup is silly and doesn't make sense. Give these DJ's a break.
Rhonda from Brisbane says:
Actually I have a bigger problem about the complete lack of security in this situation. How on earth can any call, no matter who is from simply go through 2 nurses, where on earth was the proper police security considering the call was about a member of the Royal family. The two announcers said they never expected the call to get through to anybody, and that's really what should have happened. Instead of totally blaming two ratbag radio announcers how about you all put your energy to wondering where real security was. That's what's to blame.
pete says:
Why are people so angry all the time? They hunt in packs and lurch from one outrage to the next, led on by the media, yes, but then they create their own firestorms on social media.
It's 0 to 100 on the outrage meter in 5 seconds and they'll have forgotten about the whole thing by next week (if they even know why they're currently raging). Then the cycle will repeat on someone else.
Peter says:
In this article: hopping on the anti-anti bandwagon while it's still cool.
There's common sense at the core of peoples outrage over this, but everyone is so caught up in arguing over it, their anger is being misdirected.
When will people return to the core issue here, that these DJs obtained confidential medical information on a member of the royal family through deception?
Is that not worth outrage?
Should we not object to the notion that someone could do that with confidential information pertaining to any one of us?
And yet they broadcast this recording without consent of the affected parties, and they did it for shits and giggles.
Someone died, yes, that's tragic - but it's not the core of the issue, and people continuing to argue over it will only result in people dismissing the argument - as we've seen in the above article.
Losing sight of the issues at stake will only guarantee nothing will change in the long run.
Bear says:
They're taking waay too much of the blame. Yes they made the call but who decided to put it to air? Some 'faceless man' I feel is quite happy to hide behind them. The management drive the bus, who's the effin driver?
Julieb says:
Has anyone stopped to wonder whether the original reaction of the British press to this prank may have had something to do with propelling what was intended to be a harmless prank into such a tragic situation for all concerned? By all accounts it seems that they were initially castigating the hospital and its staff for security lapses in their typically righteous fashion. It would seem to me that perhaps any angst the nurse would have undoubtedly felt over the original 'indiscretion' (even though she can be easily forgiven for being duped) would have been severely compounded into feelings of shame by seeing the headlines in the local papers the next day. Why aren't they being held to account for this too?
Martin says:
The people that have to take a good look at them self is Lord Poppycock from the Hospital. I am a Nurse my self, and when we have high profile patients in, our Hospital Media Adviser gives us a password which changes daily, and we can only give verbal information out once that password has been given to us over the phone. And I would also like to know what support that Nurse was given from the Hospital, by all accounts, I would say none, The poor girl most likely died of shame.We also have no idea about the financial situation this women was in, by all accounts they say she had a Husband and 2 kids, but the pictures I have seen, her family must be in India, and she must supports the lot of them. And if her family were in England, why was she living in Nurse's Quarters. But what upset me the most as a humanitarian is the way some blogger/trolls and treated these young JD's.Its almost seems like they will not settle for anything but blood.Its just so wrong, it seems you can write anything, make up a fake name, hide your email address, and click send, and you take no consequences for what you have written. I say shame on you.
Brad says:
I hope her death is fake and she calls them tomorrow to say "PRANKED", that would be gold.
Gratuitous Adviser says:
What is going to come out of all this is a very welcome and public media navel gaze exercise, in both countries. The UK has already put a lot of effort into this problem (media bullying and deceit etc.) by the Leveson enquiry and I chuckle to think how many British commercial media CEO's would have firstly connected Leveson and the 2DayFM disaster and said to their underlings "Go forth and deflect". The hospital's Lord Poppycock (thanks Martin) would have done the same. There is more to the hospital story, methinks.
Australian media CEO's had successfully lobbied our Government (club lobby and pokies are in the same moral category) into believing that Leveson and the Australian scene were different, so no change was needed and "leave us alone and let us self-regulate" was their sanctimonious plea.
The 2-Day disaster has wrecked that argument and the innocent Australian media are left to mitigate the damage by trying to hose the issue down.
Tory, this is our phone hacking (remember, lives ruined etc.) scandal that needs to be played out in its entirety. Hopefully the truth or multi-truths will come out so that we can do better, going forward.
Noddy says:
I love how the media is circling the the wagons around these two. I wonder whether it's only because they fear that they might have to all start taking personal responsibility for their actions.
Having said that - I don't think there is any doubt that these two DJ's have paid a price - whether it's enough is for others to decide.
Nicole says:
I did feel sorry for them until I heard that Michael Christian was still tweeting and hamming up his "international headlines" status on Saturday morning, at that point I lost it and feel as though he may be the type that doesn't mind at what cost his profile is increased which is astounding. I doubt he closed down his twitter but that he was forced to by Southern Cross Austereo when the tweets were reported in the Daily Mail in the UK. I hope the stories I read about the tweets timing were wrong but if not, he in particular deserves the full brunt of the outrage directed at him.
Don says:
You live by the sword, die by the sword. One minute they were relishing the fantastic publicity that this stunt had given them. Hours later they are lamenting the fantastic publicity that this stunt has given them.
Prank calls can be harmless and a bit of fun however you don't prank call places and people who face life/death situations on a regular basis.
Frank says:
boo bloody hoo
show me some firm evidence YES EVIDENCE that this womans death is directly attributable to this ill conceived prank.
This is a matter for a coroner.. Not the great unwashed of either Australia or England.
Opinion only says:
I might be fair to say reckless disregard may have contributed to loss of a life. Consequences and changes need to flow otherwise this will happen again. There was also the breach of confidentiality of a person in a vunerable position (patient in a hospital). Consequences and changes need to flow otherwise this will happen again.
The negative effects of this prank have been substantial. This is and should be a potential career ender for all those responsible at Austereo from CEO down to DJs, as in any other responsible industry. Significant sanctions against the company and its licence to operate radio stations need to be considered.
KazD says:
Once again, most of the comments here have managed to miss the point of the article. The public outpouring of grief for someone they have never met and the baying for blood is a creation of social media. Before Facebook and Twitter, this unfortunate event would have had people commenting "oh, how terrible, that was a really silly thing to do". Then they would have moved on.
Tory is right - it was a stupid prank that had a horrible outcome, but this is also "the new lynch mob, baying for blood". People outpouring this ridiculous level of scorn on social media are no better than those they would "string up". HYPOCRITES!
Babs says:
Management is to blame. The dj's had the idea but it had to go though the proper channels to get the go ahead. If management had stopped it this never would have happened.
Steve Sensible says:
If one silly phone call causes someone to end their life that person was sadly an incredibly unstable being who needed help well beforehand. End of.
TB Queensland says:
I agree, Tory, even the "70" (as I refer to the plebs) thought it was "funny" ... and then "love" turned to "hate" ... nay "blame" ...
Salem re-lived globally!
But then most folk don't understand duty of care - by the hospital to Kate (with respect) and by the hospital to the nurse Jacintha (with respect) ...
Carly says:
You poor buggers. Feeling for you both as I can see this went places you never imagined. You were doing a job, and so many times "doing your job" takes you places you never expected. Stay strong and know that there are people thinking of you….
Brendan says:
You talking heads think you can pull our tails all day long and the moment we show our teeth, you want to throw us a bone and rub our bellies.
Your sympathies are placed with those who most remind you of yourselves.
Prank phone calls are their stock and trade. For them this was a foreseeable eventuality.
They took a private person and humiliated her on the world stage. All for the sake of cheap filler.
This was probably the highlight of her career.
Not everyone is a media whore.
Louisa says:
Mel Greig showed no remose at all - he was faking it.
The two should be sacked - they are far too "young and naive" to have a radio program.
Geoff says:
A few years ago The Chasers crashed APEC security in Sydneywith a dress-up Osama Bin Laden on board and we all laughed. I guess the difference is that no security guard committed security. And you couldn't be more right about the grief porn. I guess in a world of 7 billion it gets increasingly difficult to stand out from the crowd and grief porn is a wierdly enticing oportunity for distinction.
Edward says:
I agree that reaction to the DJs is over the top. But i disagree you classing it as a "stupid joke…..that is all".
It seems everyone here is looking at the prank from the perpertrators perspective only…..that all Aussies love a good laugh and take the piss outta each other and love shitting and farting jokes etc.
But what about the perspective of the victim. Do they share the same humour? Assuming that Ms Saldanha came from a more conservative culture which did not have the same appreciation for this type of humour? Or maybe she took her job very seriously. Maybe she was the main breadwinner and her job was to pay the mortgage and set her kids up for college. Would she still take the same view of the prank? Or maybe this indiscretion would follow her for the rest of her career? We may never know.
In terms of the intent of the DJs, i would make an anaology relating to workplace harrassment laws. The perpertrator may not intend to harrass but if his/her actions do make someone else feels threatened or harrassed then an offence has been commited. Irrespective of intent. We need to take account of the victim's perspective.
Tory…...it may be cool to take the stance of the "sensible one" who is above the fray…...but i think you should practise what you preach and not "oversimplify" the issue. Lets think about the perspectives of the victims too. And lets hope the other nurse is getting the appropriate support at this time.
Chris says:
The nurses were tricked into divulging information that they have a professional duty to keep confidential. By releasing that information inappropriately, they knew that they had violated a very important professional standard. It wasn't a prank, broadcasting it turned it into a premeditated attempt to get the staff of the hospital into trouble for the sakes of a laugh at their expense.
The impact on the nurses was magnified due to the profesisonal standard around confidentiality, they weren't just checkout chicks at Coles…
John Kearney says:
Give me a break please. A TCN nurse that committed suicide, for what , because someone from 14,000 miles away played a prank over the phone ?? What sought of garbage is this.
There`s one thing I do know and that the world needs to lighten up a bit. The media always make a mountain out of a moldhill and persists in turning something that should not even rate a tow unto some full blown circus show. Why cant the media get stuck into Rudd, Gillard, Swann, Garret and Co about killing four young Australians with their failed pink bats scheme or squeezing the life out of Australians over the blatant lies about a stinking carbon tax thats wiping out what money anybody has left just to live. Oh no, we can`t have that can we, We must have some BullS**t story about some TCN nurse who gets the guilts in her own fragile stupid mind because she was made out to be a public and family embarassment. This truly is a sorry excuse for journalism that doesn`t even deserve the light of day !!
David says:
You take offense at the utterings of the 'mob' when the target is a couple of fellow media workers and their doofus radio station but like all media personalities you are happy to use the mob day in and day out to generate hits, headlines and blogging material when the target is someone else. This is the media getting what theyve been handing out and your glass jaw is showing.
Martin says:
Haters gonna hate, but luckily they've got short attention spans. In 15 minutes it'll all be forgotten (Yumi Stynes anyone ?) and they'll move onto the next target.
Haters: how about channelling your white-hot outrage into something constructive, like sympathetic condolences for the nurse's grieving family or throwing your support behind the Daniel Morcombe Foundation.
Augustus Caesar says:
For god's sake stop calling this event a "Prank"!
It wasn't any such thing.
At best, it was a Hoax.
At worst, it was Identity Theft.
Isn't that a Criminal Offence in Australia & elsewhere?
To pretend tobe the Queen, or anyone else for that matter, without their permission in order to illegally get information about another is just that.
Identity Theft.
As this hoax was perpetrated at the orders of the Management, the Board will also have known what has been, according to Amber Petty in the Adelaide Advertiser yesterday, going on for years then Austrereo should have all it's Broadcasting Licences scrapped.
pheelion says:
If people want to be outraged over the death of someone they don't know, on the other side of the world there are a good many african children who could do with some attention!
Snout in Trough says:
Australia is angry because this is the straw that broke the camels back with our vacuous, self-indulgent media.
Direct your anger at the management team that approved this. They could have locked the tape away forever and no one would have ever known.The establishment's Jeff Kennet and Isa Butrose both, out of an apropos of nothing, decided to get out of bed in the morning to appear to lobby in Austereo's corner.
The peons now have a voice no matter how shrill. The Punch main raison d'etre is encouraging that voice.
Here we even have the outrage over the outrage story.
Bernard says:
Ms Grieg declared it "Definitely a career highlight"
Ms Grieg declared it "by far the best prank I've ever been involved in", adding it was "definitely a career highlight".
I'm so pleased Ms Grieg derives such pleasure from having caused the death of Jacintha Saldanha a mother leaving her husband a sole parent and depriving the two children of the joy of maternal love.
This idiotic duo and their employers should be made financially responsible for the family's future, beginning with the children's education.
I sincerely hope that the image of Jacintha Saldanha haunts the perpetrators daily for as long as they live.
A charge of involuntary manslaughter may well be bought against all those responsible for this crime.
The very well rehearsed "mea culpa" performance on the commercial TV channels last evening was so predictable.
Karen from Qld says:
Pranks are pulled so as to get a laugh out of someone else's discomfort and embarrassment. When pranks are confined to small groups of people usually good friends the discomfort and embarrassment for the victim is often mitigated because very few other people outside of the group are aware of the prank.
This sort of prank however goes way beyond the limits of a few people knowing about the prank. Because this particular prank involved Kate and William whose every move grabs the headlines it was always going to be instant and world wide news..
Even for those individuals who have robust personalities to face humiliation on such a scale would be daunting so imagine what it would be like for someone a bit more fragile.
It can only be hoped that what at the time was a stunt to grab some short lived media attention serves as a lesson on how this very public "prank" can impact on the lives of others.
Tanya says:
Jacintha Suldanha must have felt frightened or at the very least, unsupported, probably by her employer and it is supremely ignorant to blame anybody at Today FM for anything more than poor decision-making and failure to consider potential consequences. The public backlash is unwarranted. Maybe people are just sick of the kind of airplay media personalities get because they usually have lots to say and not a lot to offer the public in terms of talent, intelligence or philanthropy. So when one of them says or does something wrong, its an opportunity to hate on all of them.
Dj says:
At the age of 30 these "kids" are fine example of today's society in Australia. Childish brainless individuals who will not take responsibility for their actions. If I drove my car and hooted at an annoying cyclist and he veered off the toad killing himself, I would be criminally charged. So, at what age do "kids" in Australia behave like responsible adults? Judging by the support thsy are getting it seems like never.
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- Link on Every Page of the Site?
Nov 1, 2013, 07:53 #2
IMHO the best place will be a contextual link on a homepage. Attention! Not in footer, sidebar or header....try to get it into content of the page.
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Nov 1, 2013, 08:44 #3
Mhh i would consider Option A or Option C, i would prefer option A because i've seen a webdesigner in the past which added his "Webdesign: Company name" on every customers website he had ( in the footer )... eventually he was removed from the SERP's and he didn't do anything wrong.... So i'm always a bit careful with option C... I also wondered if it was because of that technique or he also had a ton of bad back links coming in...
Nov 26, 2013, 12:34 #4
the best way is link from the home page
Nov 26, 2013, 12:38 #5
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Dec 7, 2013, 00:02 #7
- Linking from every page is pointless as Google will not give you credits for every link you place on every page. More than three links, it would start to get very diminishing returns.
- Contextual links from internal pages are good but they are not better than a highly relevant contextual link from the home page itself.
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