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Richard Neville and Julie Clarke’s book “The Life and Crimes of Charles Sobhraj” gripped us decades ago – hard to believe he still remains awaiting trial in a Nepalese prison for passport forgery, with the prosecution stalling for lack of the old case file. Earlier this month, the prosecution hedged the trial, saying they had not received . . . → Read More: Photocopied evidence not admissible? Sobhraj irony Leaves from the past swirl about my shattered country Phoenician glass cuts deep Living when there is no hope Oppressor and oppressed bound Like a beautiful, fragile teaset, . . . → Read More: Shattered (Disclaimer: Any resemblance to any person live or dead is probably deliberate.) Let’s face it, we moved north because, despite the excruciating lack of Culture with a capital C, it was cheaper to live in the sunshine without those crippling heating bills and astronomical inner city rents. Jim was offered a better job and the kids loved . . . → Read More: A Fair Day’s Pay  Comments are closed  Australia, Fiction, Humour, Politics  amanda vanstone, Australia, Politics, unions, work choices Horror of horrors, the ague has struck. The mind wanders, the brow heats, the chest heaves, the throat drowns in nasty chunky phlegm and what is left of the voice curses the miserable infant nephew who transmitted his filthy lurgy. Fringe saw him touch the bloody pizza, and had no more after that, so the vile . . . → Read More: Laid up, with a nice surprise ‘Another glass of bubbly, darling?’ Of course she would. And if her prim mouth was sipping on delicious Taitinger, I might squeeze a word in edgeways. ‘I was going to tell you about the absolutely best thing that happened last year – while you were in Iran.’ My niece Emma is a foreign correspondent for one of . . . → Read More: Pass the Bubbly, Darling! |
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