November 2005

November 2005

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November 2005 eBook

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John Howard

2024

By Malcolm Knox

Privacy is a glitch in human history, a temporary illusion of anarchic times. The Anniversary Attacks of September 11, 2006, taught us so.

Literature

Enrolment Daze

By Amanda Lohrey

Freedom, order and The Golden Bead Material: a parent’s dilemma

Business

Man Without a Name

By Craig Sherborne

A Te Aroha cowboy and his secret part in training the 1985 Melbourne Cup winner

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Illustration by Jeff Fisher.
Illustration by Jeff Fisher.
Illustration by Jeff Fisher.
Illustration by Jeff Fisher.
Illustration by Jeff Fisher.

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The Prince of Darkness is a Gentleman
Queen Emily of the High Cs

Queen Emily of the High Cs

By Kerryn Goldsworthy

Emily Williams and Anne Robinson are the most talented singers in Australian Idol history. But sometimes all talent gets you is thrown overboard.

The great unspooler. Romeo meets Juliet in ‘Kashmir’
Mission Unthinkable

France

Mission Unthinkable

By Helen Garner

'Paradise Now'

John Howard in Toytown

John Howard in Toytown

By Justin Clemens

Hip politics at the Sydney Museum of Contempory Art

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Shane Maloney and Chris Grosz
Words: Shane Maloney | Illustration: Chris Grosz
November 2005