To be fair to @burfog there, it was me that brought the 'foreigner' thing up. > I am absolutely a foreigner when I visit family Yeah, isn't that odd. I'm a U

To be fair to @burfog there, it was me that brought the 'foreigner' thing up. > I am absolutely a foreigner when I visit family Yeah, isn't that odd. I'm a UK expat living in Aus & I feel the same. I'm far more at home in Australia (despite still having an English accent). Murdoch is a special case in a way because, although dual US/Aus citizenship is a thing, he explicitly renounced Australian citizenship because it was required under US media ownership laws (IIRC) for a deal he wanted to push through. That does make his dominance of the Aus media scene stick in the craw even more, though (as I mentioned above) the whole issue does sniff a bit of a kind of xenophobia I dislike. Besides, there's plenty enough to dislike about Murdoch & his empire without needing to bring nationality into it ;)