I'll rephrase that shall I, just to keep you on topic

> Try it yourself. Think of a word.
> 
> girls.com.au
> broom.com.au
> triple.com.au
> tarts.com.au
> recipe.com.au
> animalfarm.com.au
> stars.com.au
> breakfast.com.au
> bouquets.com.au
> motorists.com.au
> mule.com.au
> party.com.au
> tiger.com.au
> sleep.com.au
> sleepover.com.au
> pinstripes.com.au
> turtles.com.au
> dwarfs.com.au
> fridges.com.au
> 
> And do they link to any Australian content. I don't
> think so. And do they follow policy. No. It's about
> time auDA cracked down on this blatent excuse for
> registering any domain they want.

You may as well aboilish the Eligibility policy
because now it adversely affects those who wish to
register a domain but not to monetise it. The only
criteria that should exist is that you are an
Australian business or citizen. 

DJ



		
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