Tag: circular quay
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Flashback
Whenever he appears in the media (as he did this week with his comments about AUKUS), I will often relate to friends and colleagues the time I had to “meet … Read the rest “Flashback”
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Sydney Sunrise
“Some people told me this is a good place to take photographs”, the young woman said to me with a smile. We were the only two people at the top … Read the rest “Sydney Sunrise”
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Birthday Celebrations
Fifty-three is such a “meh” birthday, and yet it was actually quite as good one, with a few highlights.
Yesterday, I woke early and went out in search of an … Read the rest “Birthday Celebrations”
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Sydney Opera House Protest
According the The Guardian, there were hundreds. According to the ABC, there were just over a thousand. According to Fairfax, there were thousands. And according to both News Corp and … Read the rest “Sydney Opera House Protest”
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Recent Views
Though it can sometimes be cold, wet and miserable in Sydney during winter, it can also be totally awesome. And yesterday, in the midst of our visit to the NAIDOC … Read the rest “Recent Views”
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The higher view of Vivid in Sydney
Most years when my friend Sue and I visit Vivid, it’s either cold, or wet, or overly crowded (or usually all three at the same time). But tonight was different: … Read the rest “The higher view of Vivid in Sydney”







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