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Not much changes

What a shame that modern day mathematics and our understanding of the three dimensional elliptical orbits reduces all the fabulous mythology and superstitions of the past to inane storytelling.  Or […]

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on Not much changes Alan Sexton 08/09/2025
Heroes and Champions Natural Disasters Science

Survival skills lauded

Hadi Nazari has a miraculous story to tell about his two week disappearance in the Australian bush, climaxing with his discovery by other hikers. Maintaining hydration, keeping clothes dry and […]

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on Survival skills lauded Alan Sexton 10/01/2025
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Footy, floods & finite funds.

Most NSW flood victims who are receiving state government benefits are surely also fans of rugby league, finding solace and distraction in the best game on the planet. (Legal threat […]

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on Footy, floods & finite funds. Alan Sexton 20/12/2024
Natural Disasters School

Power of kids’ poems

Aussie Jackie French appreciates the value of writing to defuse psychological tensions (Join our competition to write a bushfire poem, 9/1). Her suggestion that bushfire-impacted children might benefit from this […]

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on Power of kids’ poems Alan Sexton 13/12/2024
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Learning undermined

Australians should not bemoan our dip in education standards as the OECD publicises rankings for their Programme for International Student Assessment (We’re dumb, they’re dumber, 6/12). The maths and reading […]

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on Learning undermined Alan Sexton 13/12/2024
Natural Disasters School Science

Joys of a better world

Children dumped classes on Friday, marching in the streets of our state capital for a world with better weather. Should these protests have been held at the churches instead, since […]

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on Joys of a better world Alan Sexton 13/12/2024
Natural Disasters NSW Politics

Celeste’s fire fund plight is no laughing matter

A few years ago, donors to charities became angry that a significant proportion of their funds went to collecting organisations. A similar quandary has arisen with Celeste Barber apparently not […]

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on Celeste’s fire fund plight is no laughing matter Alan Sexton 13/12/2024
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How fires tragedy has a silver lining

What a difference a disaster makes! Without challenges while absorbed in life’s luxuries, our worst self- indulgent behaviour had been on display for the world. To exemplify, think bank royal […]

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on How fires tragedy has a silver lining Alan Sexton 13/12/2024
Natural Disasters Science

Gum tree culprits

Widespread discussion on the cause of our cyclical bushfires is occurring. (Letters, 10/1). The combination of sustained dryness, heat, wind (for supplying oxygen and ember carriage), fuel load and ignition […]

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on Gum tree culprits Alan Sexton 13/12/2024
Heroes and Champions Military Natural Disasters

Ears to our caring military

If anyone needed crystal clear proof of the professionalism and overall excellence of our armed services in assisting the bushfire relief, the front page of Monday’s Telegraph said it all. […]

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on Ears to our caring military Alan Sexton 13/12/2024

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