Residents of the town of Kingscliffe receive weird flyers (Daily Mail photo)
Residents of Australia`s coastal tourist towns receive bizarre flyers reminding them to "dress up".
Residents of the coastal tourist town of Kingscliffe (Kingscliff), near the Queensland border, found a bizarre leaflet in their mailbox last week, the Daily Mail reported.
This leaflet contains two messages. The first half reminded residents of the need to wear clothes in public places, while the second called for support for the (Save Cudgen Farmland) campaign to "save Kardgen Farm."
It is alleged that the group "Save the Kardgen Farm" was set up to build a new hospital in Tweed Valley, (Tweed Valley Hospital)., which protest plans to build at a cost of A $ five hundred and thirty three million nine hundred and ninety nine thousand nine hundred and ninety nine.
However, members of the Salvation Kadgen Farm Group denied any connection to the leaflet, saying it was too strange and that they were confused about it.
