Category: Arts
Diving in the Deep End
Photographer Peter Quinn has been documenting the lives of New Zealanders for more than twenty...
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Hit the road, Jack: Part 7
After a long year on the road, Midnight Oil’s Great Circle finishes with an epic show at the domain in the band’s home town of Sydney.
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Hit the road, Jack: Part 6
With just two weeks left to run, Midnight Oil’s Great Circle tour arrives in Melbourne and plays a stand out show at Hanging Rock
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Hit the road, Jack: Part 5
Australian Jack Howard, who rose to fame with the band Hunters & Collectors, is on the final leg of a world tour with Aussie rockers Midnight Oil.
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Undone by my personal diary
My desire to keep a daily diary had consequences I did not foresee
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Hit the Road, Jack: Part 4
Australian Jack Howard, who rose to fame with the band Hunters & Collectors, is on the final leg of a world tour with Aussie rockers Midnight Oil.
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Hit the Road, Jack: Part 3
Australian Jack Howard, who rose to fame with the band Hunters & Collectors, is on a world tour with Aussie rockers Midnight Oil.
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A Green Oasis in Florence
Justly famous for its art and its architecture, Florence still harbours some lesser known gems for...
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Hit the Road, Jack: Part 2
Australian Jack Howard, who rose to fame with the band Hunters & Collectors, is on a world tour with Aussie rockers Midnight Oil.
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Hit The Road, Jack
Australian Jack Howard, who rose to fame with the band Hunters & Collectors, is on a world tour with Aussie rockers Midnight Oil.
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A Relative Fortune
In a piece written for The New Yorker in 2010, screenwriter Nora Ephron, of When Harry met Sally...
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A former cop explains why the police are incapable of reform. They’re indoctrinated from the first day of training to be at war with the public at large.
Confessions of a Former Bastard Cop
medium.com
I was a police officer for nearly ten years and I was a bastard. We all were.This is an excellent six-part series from The Guardian about the experience of young immigrants growing up in Australia.
'You think that's racist?': the generational tension in Melbourne's high-rise migrant families
www.theguardian.com
There is a schism between older African migrants – who think Australia is ‘the greatest country in the world’ – and those who came here young or grew up hereNew To Read
