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Sanitation saves lives! Access to adequate sanitation is a human right. The World Health Organization predicts that by 2015 there will be 2.7 billion people without basic sanitation. In Africa, 115 people die every hour from diseases linked to poor hygiene and contaminated water.
But what can I do? What may seem like a drop in the bucket to you, could change, even save, someone's life...Read more
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Why use a dingy dunny with a smell to outlast religion (as Kenny Smyth so blithely puts it) when you could be seated in luxury, newspaper on hand (for reading), and an endless supply of supersoft, double ply toilet paper?
Next time you're desperate to use the loo, don't pull up at the first petrol station or head for the nearest tree. There are plenty of clean places where you can pass the time (well, that and other things!) in comfort.
whereisthedunny has sworn allegiance to the throne, so take your pick - our ratings system is designed to help you steer clear of sub-par facilities. Read more
Fleurieu Peninsula
A well-planned trip starts at the very beginning - so we'll begin in our backyard, where the mighty Murray meets the sea, and work our way up...
The Fleurieu is a tourist hot spot. Whether you're a first-timer or regular visitor, there's plenty to discover both on and off the beaten track. Read more
And should you find yourself in dire straits along the way (i.e. in desperate need to see a man about a dog), whereisthedunny will point you in the right direction. Read more
Everyone's favourite toilet technician is joining whereisthedunny as we tackle the task of finding the top spots to answer nature's call.
Overalls and all, Kenny brings his quirky quotes and plumber's tips to help us on our way. So come on, Australia, "let's all ring Joyce!" Let's have a laugh, and let's breathe a collective sigh of relief that wherever we are, we're never far from the closest rest room.
To crack a smile, click on the video link
A guest in a five-star hotel called up the front desk and said, "Excuse me, madam, I've got a leak in the basin." The receptionist replied, "Oh, OK... go ahead. But most guests prefer to use the toilet."
Sharon was over the moon to finally score a win at the local RSL's weekly Bingo Night. Her very practical, take-home prize was a new toilet brush. The following Tuesday, one of her Bingo buddies asked how she liked the prize, to which she replied, "Not bad, but I think I'll stick with paper!"
“Newspapers are so filthy and bestial that no honest man would admit one into his home for a water-closet doormat”
-Charles Dickens
Picture this: you're sightseeing in the city, enjoying your day when, all of a sudden, you need to go...really fast. You’ve two choices - the stall of a rundown public toilet or the lobby loo of a five-star hotel. Guess what? You have every right to use the toilet in the hotel lobby (even if the receptionist glares at you). Bottom line, if the place is open for business, you can use their loo, and the law will back you up!