Paul Connolly
Paul Connolly is a regular columnist with Good Weekend.
‘The proof is in the listening’: The bars giving vinyl another spin
Plus: get ready for the weekend with these fresh diversions.
- by Jonathan Seidler, Paul Connolly, David Leser, Barry Divola, Damien Woolnough and David Swan
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Attention gym-bench hogs: Try lifting more than your phones
Plus: get ready for the weekend with these fresh diversions.
- by Greg Callaghan, Damien Woolnough, Frances Mocnik, David Swan, Paul Connolly and Nicole Abadee
Kitchen Sink Drama
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Winds of change
Paul Connolly’s Kitchen Sink Drama is a slice of domestic life, captured masterfully in only 100 words. This week: Gone with the wind.
- by Paul Connolly
Kitchen Sink Drama
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Geezer FC
Paul Connolly’s Kitchen Sink Drama is a slice of domestic life, captured masterfully in only 100 words. This week: Get the frozen peas.
- by Paul Connolly
Kitchen Sink Drama
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Cat eyes
Paul Connolly’s Kitchen Sink Drama is a slice of domestic life, captured masterfully in only 100 words. This week: Cat burglar.
- by Paul Connolly
Kitchen Sink Drama
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What causes the fog?
Paul Connolly’s Kitchen Sink Drama is a slice of domestic life, captured masterfully in only 100 words. This week: In the clouds.
- by Paul Connolly
‘Do not go gentle into that good night’
Paul Connolly’s Kitchen Sink Drama is a slice of domestic life, captured masterfully in only 100 words. This week: Oof.
- by Paul Connolly
Kitchen Sink Drama
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The tactical text
Paul Connolly’s Kitchen Sink Drama is a slice of domestic life, captured masterfully in only 100 words. This week: Stuck at work.
- by Paul Connolly
Kitchen Sink Drama
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Six and out
Paul Connolly’s Kitchen Sink Drama is a slice of domestic life, captured masterfully in only 100 words. This week: Howzat!
- by Paul Connolly
The musical instrument that balanced a boy’s love of rugged footy
The piano I learnt on as a kid arrived in our home imbued with enough memories for me to realise: *this* is the thing I’d rush into a burning house to save.
- by Paul Connolly
How a ragtag bunch of women renewed my love of football
They were a pleasure to coach, in part because they never took their footballing adventure, or me, for granted.
- by Paul Connolly
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