‘Life is like a toilet roll’: It’s a relief to get older
Drooping, sagging or receding – according to Peter Goers, the ageing process ain’t pretty. But it’s always better than the alternative.
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Goers: More arts than class in One Nation’s nude ban demand
Art should be nice – kittens, roses, gum trees, lovely portraits of the late Queen and pictures of Jesus dying in great agony, writes Peter Goers.
Goers: Got a problem with this hoarder disorder? Get stuffed
Hoarding is in the eye of the beholder and Peter Goers talks his love of collecting and stuff.
Goers: ScoMo’s sins washed away in Scotty’s pitch to US market
Scott Morrison knows God loves him and has direct quotes to prove it in his new book, writes Peter Goers.
Pole position: Why SA loves its Stobies
The Stobie pole is as emblematic of SA as bluestone, the frog cake, Farmers Union Iced Coffee and the Hills Hoist – but more crucial than any of them, writes Peter Goers.
Goers: What’s more elitist than a millionaire kicking a football?
Apparently only toffs from the leafy suburbs engage with art whereas sport is for battlers, writes Peter Goers.
Goers: We should be judged on our attitude to times like Anzac Day
The Dawn Service is a sacred remembrance of sacrifice and a plea for the sanctity of peace. Impossible but essential peace, writes Peter Goers.
Goers reviews Salisbury: ‘Don’t knock it til you’ve tried it’
Sure there’s the odd meth addict but they’re probably visiting from Burnside, writes Peter Goers from the northern suburbs cultural melting pot.
Goers: Blame game thrives as our beloved jetties crumble
Everyone loves South Australia’s jetties and yet they’re left to be demolished by sheer neglect, writes Peter Goers.
Goers: In a bland bearpit, only the offensive stand out
If it’s true that we get the politicians we deserve, this country is truly stuffed, writes Peter Goers.
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