foxesinbreeches: From Woman Ajar by Marcel Mariën Also
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- Policy lawyer, international relations postgrad, lefty contrarian, muso, married, proud father, have cats, lefty, enjoy fine liquor... These Armagnac dispatches cover parenting and fatherhood, politics, law, ethics, international relations, life and love, cats and a piece of my soul for good measure.
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Tails wagging the dog; Ratings 23rd July - 2nd TestEnglandvIndiaPre-rating1054.21152.3Form-40.1+6.2Expected MarginEngland by 9 runsActual MarginIndia by 95 runsPost-rating1039.11161.7 Until one bal...10 hours ago
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Completely sincere feminist love poem #2 - O strong-willed and independent womyn Whose blood pulse is the pulse of the seasons, Whose mind is the mind of Gaia, Who runs with the wolves of the night ...21 hours ago
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Another brilliant image - Cave with Aurora Skylight Image Credit & Copyright: Ingólfur Bjargmundsson Have you ever seen aurora from a cave? To capture this fascinating juxtaposi...21 hours ago
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Productivity yet again - The ABC has yet another story about economists warning on the need for more productivity. It’s a mixed bag. First up, this from Professor James Giesecke fr...1 day ago
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A walk - Last weekend we had the most gorgeous picnic and walk around a little lake. It was so sweet watching Michael and Felix race ahead of me, ‘discovering’ engi...2 days ago
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Equalising consumption => lowering vulnerability - A comment on a previous post expresses a common set of views among conservatives: Darwin has the final word on sillyness. If same sex marriage was a useful...3 days ago
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The accidental senators - The first sitting day of the new Senate on Monday 7th July heralded the start of a new era in Australian federal politics; an era that looks set to be shap...5 days ago
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Auteur auteur! - " ... it's Nick bloody Cave." said artist James Powditch who has suffered for his newest work of art and suffered also the imperious household staff of Nicho...1 week ago
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Oh people complaining about babies in bars, I believe this is for you - This is very black comedy and very, very sharp from Mallory Ortberg in The Toast. Yo, dependency is a thing.2 weeks ago
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Media brandings, spin, propaganda & other mischief - So this post is re-visiting the US Guantanamo debate, which is very complex but important insofar as it is a robust examination of detention conditions, tort...5 weeks ago
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A pretext for moving along - I think I've come to terms that this blog is over. It was a fantastic way to meet people and talk about my thoughts and processes, but I seem to be channel...3 months ago
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A possible solution to the "refugee boat crisis" affecting Australia... - It seems that the divide is like this... one side says we cannot let them in and the other side says let them in. That is a huge oversimplification of cou...4 months ago
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Plus Ultra! - I know Brian said that we’d posted our last, but I couldn’t let the very kind words on the thread announcing our closure to go un-remarked. I also thought ...6 months ago
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To Brodie Donegan, on the NSW foetal personhood bill - I heard a detailed account of the ups and downs in NSW over the introduction of ‘Zoe’s Law’ on the car radio yesterday. And I couldn’t help thinking of the...8 months ago
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Feminism and the terrifying dependency of children - [Cross-posted at Larvatus Prodeo - where you'll find a great conversation on these issues in the comments.] For Australian women of my generation, many is...1 year ago
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Young women and the ‘F’ word - Alecia Simmonds is a feminist. Or at least she thinks she is one- and the proof is that she can get her rant on with holy buzzwords like ‘patriarchy.’ Sim...1 year ago
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Toast - The girls usually bite big chunks out of the middle of their morning toast rectangles, turning them into some kind of amorphous animals that squeak at each...1 year ago
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the horses - Like most of the rest of the world, I was entranced to see that the spawn of the Dear Leader had got hisself a squeeze. A singer and whatnot, you know, as l...2 years ago
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Tigers in Literature and Popular Culture - For in his morning orisons he loves the sun and the sun loves him. For he is of the tribe of Tiger. For the Cherub Cat is a term of the Angel Tiger. -- Chr...2 years ago
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I'm from the Commonwealth Bank and I'm here to help myself. - ONLINE auction site eBay has withdrawn the Snowtown Bank from sale less than 24 hours after real estate agent Nigel Christie listed it. In emails and ...2 years ago
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Nature, red in tooth and beak - We were forced to have a barbecue at Lake Tuggeranong Town Park. The park is green and pleasant, with a sandy lakeshore beach, skate park and playground e...2 years ago
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wrong basket - For several years Flo has had a penchant for the wrong basket. Like many dogs 'of a certain age' she muddles the scale. But in the meantime, the dogs in ...2 years ago
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I heart feminists on twitter – some Christmas dues - A lovely conversation on twitter has sparked me to dust off the old blog to talk about how twitter is a much more feminist friendly space than blogging eve...2 years ago
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What did people expect when the put that guy in charge? I mean he has no idea about the importance of Telstra to Australia, its not just ANOTHER telecommunication company, its THE telecommunication company!
I don't agree with the sale of Telstra at all, I don't know why people are so concerned with services in the bush when inner-city services are not up to standards yet!
I wish there were more service providers so as to improve competition. When I lived in Germany a few years ago phone calls were extremely cheap if you picked the right company, it was great. But the Postal Service over there is state-owned and everything costs a freaking fortune. Services to the bush absolutely need to be improved, I just wish I knew the best way to go about that.
And as for the share thing, it sounds like something straight out of an episode of Yes Minister.
Amen to Yes Minister. Our country makes $5bn from Stealthstra annually, we sell for $30bn, so in 2012 we are DOWN $5bn. scuse me?
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