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Category Archives: Voice
What Grub Is That?
It’s over 10 cm long and 1 cm diameter. The pointy end is the head. Three pairs of legs at the front; maybe more further down but I don’t know. I think it came from a hole in the ground. … Continue reading
Qanda and The Melbourne Writers Festival – “Grubbiness is Part of the Human Condition”
The panel for this special Melbourne Writers Festival edition of Q&A consisted of some of the attending writers. I’ve listed their works that were mentioned. I hadn’t read any but didn’t find that a barrier to following the discussion. All … Continue reading
Posted in Politics in the Pig's Arms, Voice
Tagged Melbourne Writers Festival, qanda, TV
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Qanda Rides Again – Obama was a Muslim
Doug Cameron. Labor Senator and ex trade union official. Daniel Pipes. Conservative American political commentator. Hanifa Deen. Pakistani-Australian author. Nick Minchin. Former Liberal Minister. Suelette Dreyfus. Whistle-blowing researcher and Wikileaks co-authour. By popular demand I present my final Q&A commentary. … Continue reading
More Qanda Musings
If you are lovely click here. Uncouth People (You Know Who You Are) Section Panellists: Several Loathe as I am to inject myself into a review, I feel compelled to commence this section with an apology. Comments on my first … Continue reading
Qanda Musings
Panellists: Tom Switzer. Conservative (right) editor. Mark Dreyfus. Labor politician. Noni Hazlehurst. Labor supporter and ex Playschool presenter. Kelly O’Dwyer. Liberal politican. Graeme Richardson. Anti-Liberal (Labor?) political commentator and ex political operator in the Labor Party. Wow! Are good looking … Continue reading
On Your Feet
Here’s some new old music for you, Warrigal. A couple of upbeat traditional jazz tracks taken from an old 78 of the University Jazz Four, with my father on clarinet. I believe it was recorded at the 1952 Melbourne Jazz … Continue reading
Posted in Voice
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Disaster Victims in Japan Try To Survive
Extract from Le Figaro. Its reporting is an order of magnitude better than anything I’ve read in the local press, and Google translate just isn’t up to it. Sharing it might be my little personal debriefing strategy. Disaster Victims Try … Continue reading
Posted in Voice
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A Rescued Garden
I will never, ever, neglect my garden again. I mean it. Just as I meant that I would never, ever neglect my fitness, health, house, family, social life, financial organisation, or professional development. It’s just, how do you do it … Continue reading
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My View of Vivid Sydney* – Fire Water by Voice
It had been billed as “a stunning re-creation of the fire that devastated the 19th-century convict ship the Three Bees sending its cannon balls blazing across the harbour”. Loudspeakers project music as we arrive, soprano vocals and a didgeridoo accompanying … Continue reading
ABC of Cricket – the Voice from the Hill
by Voice As a young woman, the realization that in order to prosper in the workforce I needed to be able to talk about cricket came as a huge relief. If you knew the extent of my lack of interest … Continue reading