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1. Getting over Kevin
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The former PM's latest “look at me”; moment gave him just a few short hours in the sun. Is the media finally as tired of his manipulations as the rest of us? On Monday night Kevin Rudd posted on his ...
Created on 22 May 2013
2. Putting the FUN! back in Arts Funding
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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
3. We need to talk about the hippopotamus
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It's becoming more and more clear that we really need to talk about Mat. Some weeks you’re moodily incubating a brilliant idea, some you’re just a surly, frustrated arsehole. In the best weeks, it’s ...
Created on 22 May 2013
4. Click "buy", wave goodbye
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The physical retail world is under enormous pressure from the online. There's nothing wrong with competition, argues Sam Encel, but the playing ground should be more level than it is. Anyone travelling ...
Created on 22 May 2013
5. PDF for Subscribers 22 May 2013
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PDF version is available for subscribers Click here for PDF We have not been able to find a program that will export a sensible ePub, so rather than fighting that losing battle, we're going to leave ...
Created on 22 May 2013
6. Paid Parental Leave and the Gender Pay Gap
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Paid Parental Leave is the current feminist cause célèbre, but how much difference will it make to gendered economic disparity? And what does that disparity really look like? Helen Razer once said, in ...
Created on 13 May 2013
7. Canberra’s Night of Nights
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Ben takes us behind the scenes of Canberra’s night of nights, and pulls back the curtain of glitz and glamour to reveal the hard work and dedication of the artists who make it all happen “This really ...
Created on 13 May 2013
8. Commander Hadfield comes back to Earth
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Hadfield used social media to bring space to the people in a way that has never been done before. What was it about him that reinvigorated public engagement with astronauts? Commander Chris Hadfield ...
Created on 13 May 2013
9. The Myth of Objectivity
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Do political journalists truly maintain objectivity? Do we even we really want them to? As a long-time observer of politics, I’ve often struggled with the question of journalists’ political views. That ...
Created on 13 May 2013
10. PDF for subscribers - 13 May 2013
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PDF version is available for subscribers Click here for PDF We have not been able to find a program that will export a sensible ePub, so rather than fighting that losing battle, we're going to leave ...
Created on 13 May 2013
11. Retail Politics
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The Tribune has been considering how we should cover the federal election. We’re not a member of the press gallery, we can’t do what they do and we’d look foolish if we tried. So, what can we bring to ...
Created on 06 May 2013
12. Only 137 more sleeps till Prime Minister Abbott!
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John Howard, thanks to circumstances and his clever adaptations to them, achieved a level of respect, unanticipated at the time of his election. Tony Abbott looks certain to fall into the top job, but ...
Created on 06 May 2013
13. Inside Track
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Trouble is brewing in racing circles, if by "trouble" you mean a bunch of thoroughly unlikeable people spitting at each other. It all hinges on "inside info" which, if you know your horses, is pretty much ...
Created on 06 May 2013
14. Insult in the service of argument
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There's nothing inherently wrong with atheism, or theism for that matter. Too often though, proponents of one have nothing but insults and abuse for the other. Richard Dawkins is damaging the otherwise ...
Created on 06 May 2013
15. PDF for Subscribers - 6 May 2013
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PDF version is available for subscribers Click here for PDF We have not been able to find a program that will export a sensible ePub, so rather than fighting that losing battle, we're going to leave ...
Created on 06 May 2013
16. NSW Police and the vigilance warnings
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It’s impossible to believe that we have to say this again, but it seems that we do. Women are not responsible for assaults committed against them, so why do NSW Police still think that they are? On Saturday ...
Created on 29 April 2013
17. Because democracy
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New political parties fail almost as often as new restaurants; here's some pointers to help you avoid the indignity of a political kamikaze ride. So, you’ve decided to start a political party. Well, ...
Created on 29 April 2013
18. The parent switch
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When your child is born, your whole life changes. It's more than just nappies and sleep deprivation though, your perceptions of everything, even the smallest thing, are forever altered.  There is a photograph ...
Created on 29 April 2013
19. Shut up and take the damn pain
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Do you like hurting people? Well put down that power drill and head to University You can be a physiotherapist in  just a few short years. ‘Ow.’ ‘Yeah, sorry about that.’ I’m lying face-down on a ...
Created on 28 April 2013
20. Duck Ragu with Pappardelle
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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

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  • Getting over Kevin Getting over Kevin
    The former PM's latest “look at me”; moment gave him just a few short hours in the sun. Is the media finally as tired of his manipulations as the rest...
  • Putting the FUN! back in Arts Funding Putting the FUN! back in Arts Funding
    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...
  • We need to talk about the hippopotamus We need to talk about the hippopotamus
    It's becoming more and more clear that we really need to talk about Mat. Some weeks you’re moodily incubating a brilliant idea, some you’re just a...
  • Click "buy", wave goodbye Click "buy", wave goodbye
    The physical retail world is under enormous pressure from the online. There's nothing wrong with competition, argues Sam Encel, but the playing ground...
  • PDF for Subscribers 22 May 2013
    PDF version is available for subscribers
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