One of my Flickrfriends, Mum49, had her camera to hand at exactly the right moment to catch a shot of some very tighty-whiteys outside Myer’s flagship store in Melbourne today.
Nice boots, too.
One of my Flickrfriends, Mum49, had her camera to hand at exactly the right moment to catch a shot of some very tighty-whiteys outside Myer’s flagship store in Melbourne today.
Nice boots, too.
If you want to see glorious and evolving represenations of the Australian landscape and Australian icons, the Sidney Nolan exhibition is highly recommended. If you want to see graffiti art, take a walk around the little lanes in Melbourne’s CBD. Here’s some examples of that graffiti.
There will be photos and videos to follow, but I just want to say thanks to the people who came to the forum last night. Your interest in the topic was fabulous and thanks so much for sharing your thoughts. It was lovely to get the chance to meet all of you. You deserve a round of applause.
As a follow-up to my post on Melbourne’s transport issues, the Eddington Report has now been released. Read more »
When some terribly serious coot makes a history of 90’s Australian pop, I doubt they’ll deign to mention TISM. Read more »
See you tomorrow night. Make sure to climb the stairs next to the bar and buy your booze downstairs. There will be students in the area (the University of Melbourne is just across the road), so be alert but not alarmed. Rockin’ dude (sorry, just practicing in case I run into any students).
Media Under Rudd
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Time: 7:00pm - 8:30pm
Location: Prince Alfred Hotel
Street: 161 Grattan Street, Carlton
City/Town: Melbourne, Australia
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Although the Herald Sun editors are pretty keen on the road parts of Sir Rod's Grand Plan - and Andy will angrily defend them from real and perceived insults - from the looks of today's Hun vox pop on the subject, they are yet to convince their readers. Read more »
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