Aggressively xenophobic Queenslander chooses to run backpacker hostel for some reason
The benefits of the business compared to the upkeep seem pretty limited, but that doesn’t stop him from running a hostel that he pretty openly despises.
Read moreThe benefits of the business compared to the upkeep seem pretty limited, but that doesn’t stop him from running a hostel that he pretty openly despises.
Read moreContrary to popular belief, although the streets are closed, people do actually still exist and occasionally need to do some
Read moreRod Howardton, 57, is an airline CEO who, thanks to coronavirus, has been reduced to begging ordinary working people for their hard-earned money.
Read moreEleven backpackers living in a sharehouse at 117 Woolgoolga Avenue have, in light of a crisis sweeping Australia, called a house meeting.
Read moreSnowboarders need to stop briefly after getting off the lifts to attach their bindings safely, and it drives skiers crazy.
Read moreThe tract of basically useless land has been in his family for 150 years after it was gifted to his ancestors by the local Māori as a practical joke.
Read moreIt’s 10:30 pm at the BDB Hostel in Hainan, China, and the situation is starting to get very tense.
Read moreMy only option is to press the nuclear button: to continue to do nothing and seethe silently until they shut up.
Read moreLucy, a British girl living in Banff, Canada, has taken to social media to voice her concern at the political situation back home.
Read moreThere’s one group of people who will stand on the frontlines and keep skiers and their families safe while still kinda tipsy: Aussies on working holidays.
Read moreTonight, streets have come alive with the voices of the people. It’s not a parade, nor even a protest, but something much more special: pissed Brits.
Read moreAn Australian immigration officer who spends his days crushing backpackers’ spirits can’t wait to hit one of Canberra’s two nightclubs.
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