Archive for year: 2023
Welcome back to our politics podcast, View From The Round House With Martin Drum. In this podcast, the Shipping News’…
Fremantle has lost two cherished replica ships. Endeavour and Duyfken are now at the Australian National Maritime Museum in Sydney.…
Immortalis. What an interesting name for a super yacht. [caption id="attachment_36249" align="aligncenter" width="601"] Credit Boat International [/caption] She’s a privately-owned,…
Social media users promoting the No campaign are circulating a bogus list of proposals by Indigenous Australians, claiming it reveals…
Well, we know what’s IN a police station. Police officers. And sometimes, if not often, folk in the nick. After…
Have your heard of Threads yet? Threads is an upcoming social networking service owned by American company Meta Platforms, the…
Sandtrax Beach and car park, immediately South of Port Beach, are closed until mid-September. Huge earth movers have been at…
Victoria was the first state to implement voluntary assisted dying in 2019. After four years, its legislation requires a formal…
One thing I learnt during my recent confinement at the Sanatorio per gli Illusi in Florence – the Sanatorium of…
In 1991, curious about the ways of humanity’s oldest continuous culture, Greg Campbell exited corporate life to live in the…