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Public Address 19/01/04 - News From The Front
PUBLIC ADDRESS 19/01/04 - News from the front
I still love rock 'n' roll | Jan 19, 2004
11:34
Russell Brown's Hard News
I have been to every
Big Day Out since it launched in New Zealand in 1994, but I
don't think I've ever enjoyed one more than the one that
took place on Friday. It was loud, happy, tiring and
surprising, and the music was mostly great...
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Songs from the Departure Lounge | Jan 17,
2004 15:17
Jolisa Gracewood in NYC
The clock is ticking
here in Busytown. In just a week, we're leaving Manhattan
and moving north. Only one and a half hours up the line, but
to a much smaller town where, instead of simply stepping out
the front door and saying "Bring it on!", we'll have...
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Ironical, like rain | Jan 16, 2004
10:13
Rob O'Neill live in Sydney
If you haven't yet
tuned into the joy of reading Theodore Dalrymple, a regular
at The Spectator, I recommend you check him out. His latest
offering tells of plans to move to France ...
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ENDS
Ramzy Baroud: End Of Empathy - Did The Gaza Genocide Render The UN Irrelevant?
Ian Powell: Physician Associates - A ‘Solution’ Desperately Searching For A Problem
Binoy Kampmark: Natural Resources And Palestinian Sovereignty - Israel’s Further Isolation
Martin LeFevre - Meditations: What Being “Inward Looking” Really Means
Binoy Kampmark: Blinken Atrocious In A Dangerous World
Jim Mikoz: Look Out Rocks … Oops Too Late