Wayne Haylen's act of bravery that silenced his critics
In his 20s, now-retired NSW judge Wayne Haylen was called a coward for burning his Vietnam conscription card, but a conspicuous act of bravery silenced his critics.
Source: smh.com.au
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Sydney Opera House turns 50: New exhibition The Peoples House at the Museum of Sydney
A new exhibition explores the history and the drama, offstage and on, of Australia’s most famous building and exposes a long-lasting urban myth about its architect Jorn Utzon.
Source: smh.com.au
Gaining personal growth through directing | Mercer Island Reporter
MIHS sophomore Gerstel directs ‘Hand to God’ at Seattle Rep YouthFest.
Source: mi-reporter.com
Corruption-proofing the Sunshine State: There is a better way
According to journalist Phil Dickie, who played a key role in the 1980s in exposing the criminality that led to the downfall of the Bjelke-Petersen regime, Queensland still needs corruption-proofing.
Source: independentaustralia.net
When a vision of shining new cities meant moving to the country
I was among a frolic of optimists who moved to what was billed as Australia’s national growth centre in the mid-1970s.
Source: theage.com.au