A plebiscite? Yawn. Here’s a far more exciting dispatch from the frontlines of the War on Marriage. Polygamists are on the march:
The founder of a match-making website for Muslim men seeking multiple wives says the practice is growing in popularity in Australia, despite polygamy being illegal.
British founder of Secondwife.com, Azad Chaiwala, says the ‘social taboo’ of polygamy is fading away and that as many as 750 Australians use his website to find more spouses.
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