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808Off the rails …
Diary for Wednesday 24th November 2010: 9am. Breakfast with whatshisname at the crap coffee house opposite the Fortune of War Hotel in...
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Rob’s Working Life on The Road …
Below: Breakfast on the road. A serious business, best conducted under a shady tree. The kettle on the gas stove is a...
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Flying in the Face of Old Age (5): Counting the Miles and The Troubles
“Nobody knows the troubles I’ve seen. Nobody knows my sorrows.” Gershwin 1935 ‘Porgy and Bess’ Chapter Five Counting the Miles and The...
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The aggressive chemical push … and its long-term consequences
Many of these chemicals have been promoted as ‘safe’ and aggressively sold to consumers, mostly since the end of the second World...
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Fairfax plans fundamental shift from print future. Goodbye local subs …
Crikey: 1. Fairfax plans fundamental shift from print future Margaret Simons writes: When the modern history of Australian media is written, the...
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Accolades for Aird
Now that we know that Michael Aird has pulled the pin on a career in serving the interests of corporate wealth at...
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The Queenstown Series (1)
Queenstown Stories Produced in early 2010 for the inaugural Queenstown Arts & Heratige Festival, these four films explore connections to Queenstown’s natural...
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Oldest known stone axe found in Arnhem Land … Older than Brighton?
A piece of stone axe found in the Northern Territory has been dated at 35,500 years old, making it the oldest of...
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Island Earth calls for Commonwealth Action on Space Development
Should Commonwealth nations collaborate on space development? We meet for nation building. We meet for sport. We meet to battle over cricket....
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Where the Wild Was Saved … Don’t miss TODAY …
Once the Upper Florentine is saved, the site of the struggle could become a tourism and education drawcard, writes Steve Biddulph, patron...
