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    Things Come in Threes by Ian Wells

    By annestg|Published On: September 22, 2021|Categories: Guest Post, Writing Australia|9 Comments on Things Come in Threes by Ian Wells|

    What would you do, if you lost your long-term partner? How would you cope with the grief? My Armidale Teachers' College classmate, Ian, writes about just this. Feel free to [...]

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  • The Pandemic Down Under

    By annestg|Published On: August 17, 2021|Categories: Writing Australia|0 Comments on The Pandemic Down Under|

    Coronavirus (COVID-19) SARS-CoV-2, The Australian Government is managing the COVID-19 outbreak in Australia as a health emergency. A glossary of terms in daily use in the media in Australia in [...]

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    Voices From the Past

    By annestg|Published On: November 5, 2019|Categories: Writing Australia|0 Comments on Voices From the Past|

    Words in a book... Esther learnt of my existence and found me through words in a family history tome. My older brother had written and published A Little Bit of [...]

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    Boat People to Australia: a revisit

    By annestg|Published On: March 22, 2019|Categories: Writing Australia|7 Comments on Boat People to Australia: a revisit|

    In 2015, I titled this post "A Crafty, Callous and Curmudgeonly Crew", which was a boating metaphor for the members of cabinet at the time. I found their lack of [...]

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    Spring Happenings in Sydney

    By annestg|Published On: September 24, 2018|Categories: Writing Australia|0 Comments on Spring Happenings in Sydney|

    Whenever I walk through Sydney Hyde Park, past the Archibald Fountain,  along Art Gallery Road, and up to the steps of the Art Gallery of NSW, I remember our six-year-old [...]

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    Memories of Greek Cafés

    By annestg|Published On: September 3, 2018|Categories: Writing Australia|6 Comments on Memories of Greek Cafés|

    A recently published book by two researchers into the role of Greek families in the cultural history of Australia, got me thinking back to my childhood in the Clarence Valley [...]

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    Magnetic Island will pull you in…

    By annestg|Published On: June 28, 2018|Categories: Travel, Writing Australia|0 Comments on Magnetic Island will pull you in…|

    Magnetic Island Magnetic Island is part of the Great Barrier Reef.  Just outside our unit is a marked underwater reef that one can follow, either with a snorkel or by [...]

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    A Sydney Icon or Two

    By annestg|Published On: February 28, 2018|Categories: Writing Australia|2 Comments on A Sydney Icon or Two|

     From the Hall of Fame at the North Sydney Pool: “The North Sydney Pool was, in its heyday, one of the most advanced olympic facilities in the world”. “It was [...]

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    A Kit Home Goes Up in Vacy

    By annestg|Published On: February 26, 2018|Categories: Writing Australia|0 Comments on A Kit Home Goes Up in Vacy|

    WHERE IS VACY? Vacy is in the Dungog Shire, not far from Paterson in the Lower Hunter Valley. It’s a 197 km drive north and then north-west from Sydney. Or [...]

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    Moree and Insistent Voices

    By annestg|Published On: January 24, 2018|Categories: Writing Australia, Writing Memoir|1 Comment on Moree and Insistent Voices|

    Moree, with a population of about 8,000, is situated in the north-west of NSW on the Mehi River and at the junction of the Gwydir and Newell Highways. It is [...]

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