Wilmington Station and America’s 46th President is a stuff of folklore. A story of tragedy and hope. A post to mark the week of the US Presidential Inauguration with a tale of a far removed town, its station and one particular resident. Unplanned post This post was not planned, a snap move I guess in […]
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What a start to the New Year! Australians overseas. I am referring to the article titled “‘A spoilt brat country’: the Australians overseas who decided not to come home” in the Guardian UK. It appeared on 1st January and had me thinking. Written by Karen Guest, an Australian based in the UK it offered views from a number
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2020, best described as the year ravaged by Coronavirus. Yet Australia’s coronavirus response has to be commended. Australia like the rest of the World was not spared. Australia’s remarkable response and resolve however in the face of the Coronavirus pandemic has been commendable. Do remember this post at the time of writing is an insight at
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Cricket and Adelaide as the World sees it may not be what locals expect. Step out of Australia, anywhere in the World and when asked where home is, you get 3 likely responses, if you say, “Adelaide”. “Whereabout is that” ? is one, albeit not many. “Oh Adelaide” …. silence or they talk about Sydney
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Hill of Grace – there are few things in our life time that transcends reality and this is one. Just outside of Adelaide, South Australia, this has history and heritage. It ties down the contributions of early waves of migrants that led to good things for state and country. Most of us are not
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