Politics is a funny business
I HAVE little to do with politicians. So my first “business trip” to Parliament House a decade ago was quite an occasion.
I HAVE little to do with politicians. So my first “business trip” to Parliament House a decade ago was quite an occasion.
It’s almost as if a measure of how tough you are in business is displayed by how rude you can be to others.
I HAVE a theory about conspiracy theories: they never apply to ordinary people.
I THINK there has been a shift in the values and it has not necessarily been a transition for the better.
THE scene is a modest house in the suburbs of an Australian capital city. It is June 1970.
Some people think that if we can all just get through the next 12 months or so then things will return to normal.
I’M sick of being boring and suburban. I have decided to groove it up by converting to the church of inner-city trendism.
AS excited as I am about the results of the 2011 census, I have to confess to being frustrated by the questions it posed.
IT’S important in the modern world to have tea towels that don’t clash with the crockery.
THE new conservatives are the keepers of a new and growing list of rules and regulations that must be adhered to.
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