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Hoon problem
Western Australia has a hoon problem. It exists everywhere to some extent, I suppose, but I never encountered it in the parts of Victoria, New South Wales and South Australia I lived in previously. Hoon activity can be doing a … Continue reading
Topics: Australia, features, justice, Kalgoorlie, motoring, opinion, police, society, Western-Australia
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If I ruled a country …
This is one of those five-question blog prompts. I first saw it on Synaptoman. The starting assumption is that you are the absolute ruler of a prosperous, stable country without any immediate threats, no poverty or unemployment. That means I … Continue reading
National police certificate
I'm a member of the Hannans Rotary Club and it's now a requirement that Rotary members obtain a police clearance because we sometimes work with young people. I think it's bureaurcracy gone made. We sponsor youth exchange programs but unless … Continue reading
The Fifth Woman
The Fifth Woman is the first novel that I’ve read by Swedish crime writer Henning Mankel. I saw a positive review of his work in The Age last year and purchased the book while in Melbourne between Christmas and New … Continue reading
Zimbabwe comes close to home
I’ve written a few times about Zimbabwe. Today, there’s a personal touch to the comments I make. I visited Zimbabwe in 1991 when it was a prosperous happy country and before Mugabe went bananas. My employer at the time, a … Continue reading
Houses torched in cricket conflict
Cricket is a marvellous game. It ignites passions, as this report from the CricInfo web site confirms: Nearly 400 people have been injured in a village in Bangladesh in a series of clashes over controversial umpiring decisions in a cricket … Continue reading
Topics: cricket, fire, police, PR, television
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