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| Blog Name: | Larvatus Prodeo |
| Url: | http://larvatusprodeo.net |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Politics, Sociology, Culture |
| Description: | Larvatus Prodeo is an Australian group blog which discusses politics, sociology, culture, life, religion and science from a left of centre perspective |
| Popularity: | 281 Followers |
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Madness in the family: King of California and Stitches
King of California tries hard to be the kind of quirky movie cinemagoers will mention when discussing their favourite quirky movies (see Juno and Little Miss Sunshine). It’s got an overly mature teenager who works at McDonald’s, a mentally ill father who works as a musician when he works at all, an absent mother, a dilapidated house that said adolescent and dad could get evicted f
King of California tries hard to be the kind of quirky movie cinemagoers will mention when discussing their favourite quirky movies (see Juno and Little Miss Sunshine). It’s got an overly mature teenager who works at McDonald’s, a mentally ill father who works as a musician when he works at all, an absent mother, a dilapidated house that said adolescent and dad could get evicted f
Lazy Sunday!
Since we don’t live by politix alone (I sincerely hope), what did people get up to this weekend? Join in, share some tales, regulars and lurkers all!
Since we don’t live by politix alone (I sincerely hope), what did people get up to this weekend? Join in, share some tales, regulars and lurkers all!
Memories
John Howard is on the front page of the Sydney Sunday Telegraph proclaiming “I’d stop the boats!”… Meanwhile, all week since the Newspoll likely outlier, the tone of the media coverage and commentary has shifted. Glenn Milne, with his accustomed lack of subtlety, gives the game away in his column today, claiming that the effects of the pol
John Howard is on the front page of the Sydney Sunday Telegraph proclaiming “I’d stop the boats!”… Meanwhile, all week since the Newspoll likely outlier, the tone of the media coverage and commentary has shifted. Glenn Milne, with his accustomed lack of subtlety, gives the game away in his column today, claiming that the effects of the pol
Saturday Salon
An open thread, where at your weekend leisure, you can discuss anything you like.
An open thread, where at your weekend leisure, you can discuss anything you like.
Republic referendum 10th anniversary
The tenth anniversary of the failed republic referendum has provoked a celebratory address by John Howard, and some cheerleading for the direct election model from Age op-ed writer Ray Cassin. As Mark picked up some months ago, any plans to kick the debate off again were apparently delayed becuase of concerns that Australians would regard it as a massive distraction when they’re worried about their jobs.
The tenth anniversary of the failed republic referendum has provoked a celebratory address by John Howard, and some cheerleading for the direct election model from Age op-ed writer Ray Cassin. As Mark picked up some months ago, any plans to kick the debate off again were apparently delayed becuase of concerns that Australians would regard it as a massive distraction when they’re worried about their jobs.
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