by
Michael Fullilove
19 March 2008
Yesterday I had a whinge about American pollsters' imperfect knowledge of Australia. Today we received a very helpful response from across the ditch: Kiwi Paul Cotton recommends a tried-and-tested approach for small countries who believe they're being ignored by their larger allies:
Michael may well have forgotten that after the first Lowy poll in which New Zealand topped the popularity list we were dropped off the list the following year. One gets used to this sort of thing as long as the sun is shining.