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A close encounter reminds Linda Cuttriss that humans aren’t the only ones enjoying the great ocean. Cartoon by Natasha Williams-Novak.
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Co-operate or perish!
Sept 24, 2021 - When our politicians fail us, writes David Arnault, it’s time to find our own allies. Cartoon by Natasha Williams-Novak
Sept 24, 2021 - When our politicians fail us, writes David Arnault, it’s time to find our own allies. Cartoon by Natasha Williams-Novak
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June 14, 2019 - Pest or natural asset … debate rages over the place of Cape Barren geese and the Silverleaves pine trees. Catherine Watson reports. Cartoon by Natasha Williams-Novak
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Peaceful country living? You’ve got to be joking, says Tess Moore Cartoon by Natasha Williams-Novak
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By Luciano Prisco
On the third day it became a crisis
as they say in Italian THE HOUSE MAY HIDE BUT IT DOES NOT STEAL
but something had stolen them
I had turned the studio upside down
scraped through all the leaves
detritus
times over
I had looked everywhere possible in the house
I had looked under, behind all the furniture
in every drawer and cupboard
I had checked the fridge and in the wood stove
NOTHING
GONE
Time and space, it seemed, had swallowed them up
On the third day it became a crisis
as they say in Italian THE HOUSE MAY HIDE BUT IT DOES NOT STEAL
but something had stolen them
I had turned the studio upside down
scraped through all the leaves
detritus
times over
I had looked everywhere possible in the house
I had looked under, behind all the furniture
in every drawer and cupboard
I had checked the fridge and in the wood stove
NOTHING
GONE
Time and space, it seemed, had swallowed them up
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When Michelle Guthrie alleged this week that the former ABC board chairman rubbed her back during a board dinner at a Sydney restaurant, Natasha Williams-Novak was reminded of another notorious back rub.
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A put-up job
Older job seekers face a humiliating round of interviews with their job service agency and a complete lack of interest from employers, writes Geoff Ellis.
Older job seekers face a humiliating round of interviews with their job service agency and a complete lack of interest from employers, writes Geoff Ellis.
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Phillip Island wildlife carers Kaylene Mendola and Colleen Gilbee found plenty of support when the council confiscated their warning signs late last month.
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Natasha writes: "I have done some research and found some amazing facts about our ancestors.
The club and cave story was invented, I guess to give comfort to aggressive males."
The club and cave story was invented, I guess to give comfort to aggressive males."
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Research shows that after 55 our emotional intelligence begins to decline. Liane Arno can believe it after a recent stint in hospital.
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On a visit to her local bank, Catherine Watson discovers she’s too feckless to get a loan but still qualifies for the special offers.
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More than 50 Palestinians were killed and thousands wounded as Gazans clashed with IDF forces all along the Gaza-Israel border fence on Monday.
Jerusalem Post, May 14, 2018
Jerusalem Post, May 14, 2018
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May 4, 2018 - From patchwork farms to new suburban estates, Phillip Island is living testament to a democratic ideal played out on a finite treasure island, writes Tim Shannon. Illustration by Natasha Williams-Novak