information aesthetics.
You might not be aware, but it is federal election time back in Australia. And one of Australia's most successful and internationally exported TV formats, "The Chaser" (well, next to Neighbours, MasterChef, Border Security, My Restaurant Rules and Bondi Rescue, all widely available on European TV) has transformed its name into "Yes! We Can-berra". The satirical program is scheduled as a sort of warming-up act just before a popular live political discussion program Lateline.
Oh well, but what does it have to do with infographics, you say? Well, you should watch its 30-second intro clip below. If only all election statistics could be reported this way...
Thnkx Andrea!
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For a show that seems to pride itself on data, it unfortunately missed that it's intro pie chart adds up to 110%.
It's satire not a show that prides itself on data.
@Jesse I wouldn't be surprised if that was an intended pun/play on the Fox News pie chart mess up.
@Jesse: it's satire - 100% pure and simple :)
These are guys are as funny as they are controversial (lots).
Masterchef was originally a UK format