Tasmanian Times
Travel
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1.1KHigh heels for Jesus
Cathy Alexander I wondered what this highly-charged fiesta, which was sponsored by the beer company Pacena, could have to do with religion....
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Falling over a parked car
Richard Maddock And there’s “Aloisi Johnny Aloisi, Aloisi he’s a Socceroo”. And that looks like Zeljko Kalac. I walked inside and greeted...
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My World Cup in Paramaribo
Margaretta Pos The said gent made gestures I chose not to interpret at every good move made by the Socceroos, who dominated...
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And we did …
Richard Maddock Bring on the Croats, we will roll them, and then Thur night is party night in Stuttgart — I predict...
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We merely ask to be left alone
By Cathy Alexander A German-speaking religious community has found the seclusion it craves in the back country of Paraguay — but can...
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Laotian love
AS I SIT in front of the computer in a small internet cafe in Vientiane, it would be easy to forget exactly...
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Pulp mill fury: in Argentina
“Si a la vida, no a las papeleras” (yes to life, no to the paper pulp mills) 4 May 2006 AN international...
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My lazy foreign life
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A meditation on Tasmania
“By the way, my name’s Ian. We’ll try and take the short cut over the mountains but we may have to divert...
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The old tart
SHE lifted up her grubby skirts and flashed her brilliance. Blinded by the sun sparkling on her waters, I fell for her...
