As a young translator, working for the Japanese during WW2, Lee saw Australian POWs marched through the Singapore streets. He wrote in his memoirs: 'The capture of thousands of their soldiers by the Japanese Imperial Army will forever be seared into Australia's national memory, a disaster ...
Whatever about that, Mary begins her life by having the identity of her brother foisted on her, but finds that the options open to her as a man are more to her liking. She takes a job in service not in the drudgery of the kitchens but as a male member of staff, and she leaves t...
we have megaphone politics instead. And when I look at the NSW WEL Scorecard, it rewards pie-in-the-sky promises in the same way that the ABC’s Vote Compass does, that is, it places the Greens’ economically illiterate