See, this niceness is catching on, when even an Australian can apologise about something... 
'I was wrong' Australian journalist apologises for Rhossili rant - after visiting it himself!
What a nice man, apology accepted.

'I was wrong' Australian journalist apologises for Rhossili rant - after visiting it himself!
Australian travel writer Anthony Sharwood previously said it was "an insult" Rhossili beat down under bays in a top 10 beach list - now he's issued an apology
“I was wrong” - those were the words of an Australian journalist as he apologised for an angry rant he made more than two years ago about Gower’s Rhossili beating bays down under in a “top 10 beaches” listing.
Anthony Sharwood, a travel writer for The Australian, had previously claimed the 2013 listing by travel website TripAdvisor was “an insult” after it named Rhossili Bay as the best beach in the UK, third in Europe and in the world top 10.
In an article which caused a media storm, the Aussie writer said he couldn’t quite believe a “mud-coloured” beach near Swansea was more popular than some of his country’s sun-baked shores like Byron Bay.
But after actually going to Rhossili last month on a UK visit, it is now a different story...
“I was wrong” - those were the words of an Australian journalist as he apologised for an angry rant he made more than two years ago about Gower’s Rhossili beating bays down under in a “top 10 beaches” listing.
Anthony Sharwood, a travel writer for The Australian, had previously claimed the 2013 listing by travel website TripAdvisor was “an insult” after it named Rhossili Bay as the best beach in the UK, third in Europe and in the world top 10.
In an article which caused a media storm, the Aussie writer said he couldn’t quite believe a “mud-coloured” beach near Swansea was more popular than some of his country’s sun-baked shores like Byron Bay.
But after actually going to Rhossili last month on a UK visit, it is now a different story...

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