Why Dicko deserves a pat on the back
I love reality TV; well, some reality TV. Ok, especially The Apprentice. The idea of driven, at times too-ego-centric people battling it out for themselves,
I love reality TV; well, some reality TV. Ok, especially The Apprentice. The idea of driven, at times too-ego-centric people battling it out for themselves,
It started months ago with mucking around on the digital camera, talking about cricket. From there, an upload to YouTube and hello, what’s this –
Melbourne Talk Radio, or MTR 1377, is no longer. The fact that the station hasn’t worked is hardly a surprise when you consider that in
Counterfactual history is a genre based on the question ‘what if?’. It’s one of my favourite types of fiction, combining creativity based on historical events.
Where to start in reviewing this 520-page tome? WHAT a book. This book is not just a biography on Canadian media / technology owner and
This morning while waiting for a tradie to turn up, I sat down and checked out Ten’s new Breakfast show. Partly I flicked from ABC
Funny thing, nerves. Sometimes they appear when you least need them – like when you’re about to get up and speak! Three years ago I
January 2012: Three years ago this week I visited the east coast of the US as part of my holiday so I could attend President
This review coincides with the first anniversary of the passing of Major Richard Winters. Major Winters died in January 2011, aged 92. I was given
In the spirit of reconciliation I acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. I pay my respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.