A fine writer and an even finer man. Like a fair proportion of Melbourne school kids in the 90s, I attended one of his excellent writing seminars. He managed to find some positives in a rather clunky bit of prose I offered. True character. Vale. https://t.co/ibK8wxJ1rL
To mark 50 years of the Trade and Assistance Review this year, we have produced a short documentary, 'Opening Australia to the World'.
📽️Here's a snippet and watch the full video on our website:
https://t.co/7fr6bOLd1K
#Auspol#InternationalTrade#AusEcon
Sorry, @crikey_news@sophblack@mrwillhayward, you’ve lost me as a subscriber. Crikey used to be a place that challenged the orthodoxy, but now it just bows down to it. Guy, let me know where you’re writing and I’ll sign up. https://t.co/iF6GRoA8lU
And for any of you not fortunate enough to be doing so, I have republished the piece on my blog.
Check it out and let me know what you think.
https://t.co/8GjHur0RLI
@KarenHardyCT As a regular CT reader I’ll miss your erudite style. As to what comes next, in my experience many organisations value the truth-speaking deadline-adhering nonsense-free style that (ex-)journalists bring to whatever they do.
Superb “story behind the story” on how doubts in Defence on WMD in Iraq came to light thanks to dogged reporting by @mforbesforbes. Great listening for those who want to know how the sausage is made. https://t.co/PFB6DHXbDU
Few things more important than teaching kids media literacy. Great read by @joe_hinchliffe on the groundbreaking work being done by @brycecorbett. https://t.co/ezP0Z6DoAP
@sirswampthing@AFL Brilliant - though utterly pointless - stat. Can you give us a peek behind the curtain, @sirswampthing? What’s the process by which such a stat comes to you?