SYDNEY — A follower of The Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster in Queensland has been refused a driver’s licence due to the fact he wanted to wear a pasta strainer on his head for the photo.
Brisbane renderer Simon Leadbetter told Nine News he was refused a renewal of his licence by the Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) due to his unique choice of headwear
Leadbetter said his rights were being violated and he has lost four days of work due to the decision, costing him $1200 in wages.
TMR replied to his complaint on September 15, stating it would only allow religious headwear to be worn if it was part of a recognised religion and it is worn as part of their everyday life, Nine News reported. Read more…
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Australian Pastafarian Denied Right to Wear Spaghetti Strainer on Head For Licence Photo
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