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1. From vinyl to The Voice: how the road to the top got much harder
(January 2013)
The music industry has changed beyond recognition in the decades since its heyday in the 1960s, and in many ways, it’s a story of decline. Tim Dunlop, who worked in the industry during those dinosaur days, ...
Created on 21 January 2013
2. Fuck Your Closet
(November 2012)
We think we need name-tags and pigeonholes and boxes for everything and everyone. Helen Razer thinks we’re wrong. Earlier this year, I attended a birthday party for Homosexual. The important work by ...
Created on 31 October 2012
3. Coles: How Far Down Will They Go?
(April 2012)
It’s interesting that the guy called in to turn Coles’ fortunes around in the short term demanded cash, not shares, as part of his package, no? There’s an old trick they use in movies, of making someone ...
Created on 02 April 2012
4. Australia’s School Funding Quagmire
(January 2012)
Australia has one of the most complex, inconsistent and opaque school funding arrangements in the developed world. You couldn’t design a worse school funding system if you tried. This is because our ...
Created on 04 January 2012
5. The Right of Individuals to Live Their Lives
(January 2012)
For libertarians, government encroachment into the lives of individuals has gone a step too far. Even libertarians accept there is a limited role for government in restricting individual behaviour. But ...
Created on 04 January 2012
6. Trolling the Internet Trolls
(October 2011)
So, you’ve just read a thoughtful and erudite piece of online political commentary. Enlivened by new ideas, you’re keen to continue the conversation, share your thoughts, and maybe even re-evaluate a few ...
Created on 17 September 2011
7. A Wine Whine Part I
(Wine)
There is always a lot of rabid, foam-at-the-mouth ranting going on at the King’s Tribune (and rightly so) but I have been pretty quiet – until now. I have decided, for this month’s wine column, I wanted ...
Created on 08 May 2011
8. Wonks
(Politics)
It’s Day Ten or something of the election campaign as I write this, and the wonk blogs are getting a bit stabby. As well they might, considering how infantile and cynical and utterly, utterly Jason Akermanis’ ...
Created on 15 August 2010
9. Second Labels
(Archive)
Second labels are about as old as wine making itself. There are a variety of reasons for wineries to produce a second label, but a couple of the primary ones are to make some money on young vines that ...
Created on 28 August 2009

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