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On Australia Day
Sarah Britten
(Warning: this is long. It’s intended primarily as reportage rather than opinion.) THE WEATHER on Australia Day is most un-Australian. Cool and overcast, it’s more reminiscent of the soggy island whence this continent’s first European immigr...

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The poo in the icecream
Sarah Britten
No, this is not one of those stories, the sort you expect to find in an Arthur Goldstuck. In fact, it’s not an urban legend at all – at least, that’s how events are panning out. So far. The story of how four scoops of gelato were served on ...

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