
Australian Of The Year
It’s been a few years since I’ve travelled to Canberra for the Australian Of The Year Awards. The last time was, I think, 2010 (or thereabouts). Through my work, I … Read the rest “Australian Of The Year”

It’s been a few years since I’ve travelled to Canberra for the Australian Of The Year Awards. The last time was, I think, 2010 (or thereabouts). Through my work, I … Read the rest “Australian Of The Year”

I learned more about Australian plants in an hour walking around the Botanic Gardens, Canberra than I think I’ve learned in my life. Although I was a member of the … Read the rest “Canberra Botanic Gardens”

Earlier today I was really proud to speak at the launch of the “Soundscape” project at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra. Briefly, I was on stage with the Prime … Read the rest “Roll of Honour”

A trip to Canberra is not complete without a trip to Parliament House. Like everyone else today, I marvelled at the architecture and the symbolism of the design. But I … Read the rest “Parliament House – Canberra”

As I entered the room (a few minutes late) they were playing some early-70s rock music from Rod Argent. Shortly afterwards, they played some Captain Beefheart. “Oh dear, this is … Read the rest “The Vinyl Lounge”

One of the really great things about the National Portrait Gallery in Canberra is that you already “know” so many of the people. And as you already come to the … Read the rest “National Portrait Gallery”

At one of the entrances to Monster, a restaurant/bar in Canberra, there’s a row of bicycles. For a brief second I wondered if they might have been the bicycles used … Read the rest “Toasted Sandwich on the Menu”

“Who was Alan Harrington?”, I asked the waiter at the Charcoal Restaurant in Canberra last night. “I’ve never met him”, she told me, “But I’ve met his son. He came … Read the rest “Who Was Alan Harrington?”