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An act of renewal
Question: What does the United Kingdom have in common with Saudi Arabia? Answer: The UK, as with Saudi Arabia, does not have a written constitution. These two countries are to be numbered amongst the very few countries in the world … Continue reading
These are the days of our lives
I am writing this on 26 January, 2015. Australians worldwide celebrate this day as “Australia Day” – the official national day of Australia. Twelve months ago, in an article called “A day for all” (see 29 January, 2014), I wrote … Continue reading
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Tagged celebration, citizenship, colonialism, community, constitution, dispossession, honours, human rights, meritocracy, protest, reconciliation, service
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The week that was
Apart from major items of news, for example, the ongoing story of the ebola outbreak in Western Africa and the never-ending saga of the British government’s battle with UKIP and the situation in respect of the European Union, there were … Continue reading
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Tagged change, constitution, coup, dreaming, idealism, legend, Nietzsche, optimism, PoW, public service, reform, Whitlam, wonder
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