Australian journalist names baby 'Methamphetamine Rules' for investigative report
- ABC journalist Kirsten Drysdale accidentally registered the name "Methamphetamine Rules" as part of a story investigating permissible names for newborns, and it surprisingly slipped through the system.
- The Australian Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages has since acknowledged the mistake and intends to change the name officially.
- This incident has prompted the government to strengthen their name registration processes to prevent offensive or unsuitable names from being approved in the future.
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