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1. Putting the FUN! back in Arts Funding
(Weekly Email)
In times past, the Church was the major patron of the Yarts, hence all the lovely cathedrals and paintings of Jesus. Is the modern era's legacy in danger of being no more than a paean to arts bureaucrats? ...
Created on 22 May 2013
2. Duck Ragu with Pappardelle
(Weekly Email)
Last winter, Miki, a girlfriend of mine called to say that she was coming to cook us a Duck Ragu. She had cooked the dish with huge success the previous weekend and felt compelled to share it with us. ...
Created on 28 April 2013
3. What would I pay for?
(Weekly Email)
While researching the sex industry for the Myth vs Facts article, I interviewed a number of people with contacts and information about the industry. One of them put me in touch with Julie, who had recently ...
Created on 23 April 2013
4. Stone Soup
(Weekly Email)
As the weather (finally) cools, a cook’s thoughts begin to turn to simple, long-cooked comfort foods.  Go to Stone Soup recipie I remember the nightly reading when the children were young and the story ...
Created on 02 April 2013
5. Diary of a Backbencher: The Spill
(Weekly Email)
What really happened in Canberra on the day of the spill that wasn’t? The Tribune’s exclusive extract from a Government Backbencher’s diary exposes the truth of that fateful day.   21st March, 2013 ...
Created on 25 March 2013
6. They gave us the best years of their lives
(Weekly Email)
New studies suggest that it’s not just the human ballistic missiles of Grid Iron whose lives are being cut short by brain injuries. One of Australian Rules’ greatest hard-nuts is now paying the price. ...
Created on 03 March 2013
7. Ratatouille
(January 2013)
Tomatoes, eggplants, zucchini, and capsicums all come into the height of their season during our summer holiday period. Delicious, versatile and inexpensive at this time of year they are terrific as separate ...
Created on 15 January 2013
8. From Hair Shirt to Hedonist
(December 2012)
Bruce Springsteen once said “blind faith in anything... will get you killed.” Ultra Hedonist discovers, as most of us do, that belief just gets you poor. I’ve noticed lately that seem to be out of sync ...
Created on 06 December 2012
9. Prague
(December 2012)
Mike continues his European Domination tour with a couple of days in one of Europe’s most determinedly-beautiful cities. Prague’s still there, hidden behind the t-shirt stores and the vendors selling ...
Created on 06 December 2012
10. New Conspiracy Theories
(November 2012)
Jo Thornley Thornleigh Thornlee delves deep into the basements of all our brains, to find the truly true reasons for all the things that are confusing us. The only conspiracy we can find though, is why ...
Created on 31 October 2012
11. O is for Oyster
(October 2012)
I recall my older brother regaling me with tales of him and friends prying oysters from rocks and feasting on them in blistering heat, as they drank beer which they chilled in deep rock pools. These delicacies ...
Created on 10 October 2012
12. Editorial - October 2012
(October 2012)
It’s a fascinating exercise, watching all the different forms of media flailing about, trying to work out how to attract readers, how to get them to pay, what content to give out for nothing, what to hide ...
Created on 26 September 2012
13. Pastasciutta and the Futurists
(August 2012)
The famous Italian futurist poet, Marinetti (1876 - 1944) not only challenged the nature of Italian music, art, literature, theatre and dance but eventually too the traditions of Italian cuisine. His controversial ...
Created on 01 August 2012
14. Interview with George Megalogenis
(July 2012)
The Tribune spoke to Jonathan Holmes and George Megalogenis this month to get some of their thoughts on how journalism is changing because of "new media". This is an edited transcript of the interview ...
Created on 08 July 2012
15. Interview with Jonathan Holmes
(July 2012)
The Tribune spoke to Jonathan Holmes and George Megalogenis this month to get some of their thoughts on how journalism is changing because of "new media". This is a transcript of the interview with Jonathan ...
Created on 07 July 2012
16. Fish In Its Crudest Form
(July 2012)
Teach a man to fish and before you know it he’s bought a boat and you’ll never see him again. Give Sunday a fish and you’ll never eat anything else. My son at barely seventeen years of age returned ...
Created on 04 July 2012
17. Rice & Smothered Cabbage Soup
(April 2012)
“Both the Greeks and the Romans thought cabbage a very healthy food, which it is: and a protection against drunkenness, which it is not.” (Alan Davidson, The Oxford Companion to Food,1999). These days, ...
Created on 02 April 2012
18. Cryptic Crossword - April 12
(April 2012)
ACROSS 7: Drinks onboard the good ship Leigh (5) 8: Terry Hicks said this (coll.) to a secret society member? (9) 10: Greer, less, that is, for a European (6) 11: A girl in these inspires not very ...
Created on 02 April 2012
19. The Sound of One Keyboard Tapping
(April 2012)
Working from home isn’t all porn and cake — there are deadlines to meet I know where every single thing is in this apartment. Not in a vague ‘it’s in that cupboard’ way, but as in ‘it’s on the third ...
Created on 02 April 2012
20. I’m not a climate scientist but...
(February 2012)
Anyone who’s ever been in a car with children will know that when they’re not crying, pulling each other’s hair or stuffing bit of fruit behind the car seats, they’re asking endless, unanswerable questions. ...
Created on 02 February 2012

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