Joy division
INSTEAD of enjoying the fruits of a stellar 50-year career as a promoter and a hit show that’s making a fortune, Kevin Jacobsen is besieged by creditors and his family is torn apart.
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PIT bulls and their ilk are Public Enemy No.1 after a spate of high-profile attacks. But those trying to enforce dog bans are up against an even more formidable foe: the owners.
For dear life
Where should doctors draw the line between supporting life and letting go?
Blacklist hacker monitors police
AN activist who published a Rudd Government secret blacklist has warned police that their investigation could be illegal.
Searching for Assange
JULIAN Assange is a hard man to pin down.
‘Spy’ who loved LSD has history with Windschuttle
FEW people realise that Keith Windschuttle, the conservative author and ABC board member, was a 1960s student radical who published an article extolling the virtues of dropping acid.
Original URL: https://www.theaustralian.com.au/author/richard-guilliatt/page/19