15 September, 2026 South Australia's Other Fake News Source

Cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances

DAN SCHMIDT

South Australia’s Psychic and Body Odour festival has once again been cancelled due to events that nobody saw coming.

This isn’t actually a joke, there’s still a sign up in Hindmarsh Square if you don’t believe us.

We spoke with festival organiser Sage Willow-Chakra-Crystal-Meff who stated ‘We can’t believe this has happened to us again, nobody had any sort of premonition. But also, did you know that this thing is all a hoax conducted by the WHO and Bill Gates in order to distract us from 5G and-‘

We left it at that as the joke had already worn off by the headline. Seriously though, what is it with a lot of these new-age hippies and their cooked conspiracy theories?

Also, the fact that there is a sticker on the sign with the date shows that this happens more than it should. Once again, this is not a joke.

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