We have the dust settled from the somewhat absurd challenge from the Kevin the Tea Man, which highlighted somewhat how… Read more From Big Brother to Survivor – Ignoring Abbott and Focusing on his Team
Month: February 2012
Kevin the Poll Dancer – Harnessing the Power of Political Popularity
Before going out last night to enjoy a performance by Damien Cowell with his two recent bands, Root! and the… Read more Kevin the Poll Dancer – Harnessing the Power of Political Popularity
A Question of Language – Rudd and Gillard’s Appeals to the Party
Watching the competing press conferences today has been illustrative of the competing styles and values of our two aspirant leaders.… Read more A Question of Language – Rudd and Gillard’s Appeals to the Party
Pre 2007 Insights about Rudd – The Latham Diaries Revisited
Say what you can about the shambling former Labor leader Mark Latham these days, but his diaries make for an… Read more Pre 2007 Insights about Rudd – The Latham Diaries Revisited
GWS Giants – The Latest Faux Media Battleground
Those familiar with my tweets and earlier blog posts will know of my enthusiasm for the Greater Western Sydney enterprise… Read more GWS Giants – The Latest Faux Media Battleground
The Greenhouse Effect – Canberra Style
Greenhouses can be wonderful things. They help to isolate growing plants from potentially dangerous elements from the outside such as… Read more The Greenhouse Effect – Canberra Style
The Mythical West
Hopping into this fun old game of blogging and tweeting has opened my eyes as much as it has confirmed… Read more The Mythical West
Our Future in Poetry – Gina Rinehart
Today’s blog is dedicated to our newest poet, Gina Rinehart, who has produced a protest poem, Our Future. It was… Read more Our Future in Poetry – Gina Rinehart
What Welfare? Providing a Bed for Private Health Insurance
I remember the day in the early 80s when my father entered the house, exclaiming that he was going to… Read more What Welfare? Providing a Bed for Private Health Insurance
The Curious Incident of the Rat in the Daytime
People in Sydney would have seen this image on their Daily Telegraph front pages as they walked to trains or… Read more The Curious Incident of the Rat in the Daytime
