Oh come on, I’m too busy for an election, especially one that I should be paying more attention to because it’s Federal and will end with us bound to a PM for a term (or until their party gets sick of them and orchestrates a ‘chuck ’em out, here have this one’ coup). I should have written this ages ago but it’s so BORING, not helped one bit by the […]
School holidays are not a great time for serious research or brain re-booting. As a result Megoracle has little to offer in the way of in-depth context reportage (I like reportage more than reporting, seems more important, like personage as opposed to person. When I grow up I want to be a personage). What a friend of mine observed about these holidays as they draw to a close is that […]
A note about Nan Chauncy: she was a Tasmanian author who wrote classics like “The Found a Cave”, “Devil’s Hill” and my favourite, “Tangara” – the story of Lexie, a white Australian who befriended an Aboriginal girl, Merinna. It was one of many Nan Chauncy publications that addressed Aboriginal issues. Nan Chauncy lived on a property named Chauncy Vale, near Baghdad, north of Hobart. She died in 1970. Warning: The links […]
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