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Poetry And Australian Culture
Les Murray is perhaps Australia’s best known and most internationally acclaimed poet. Yesterday he spoke to a small, sell-out...
Les Murray is perhaps Australia’s best known and most internationally acclaimed poet. Yesterday he spoke to a small, sell-out...
It’s a credit to the Hong Kong Arts Festival organisers that every year they bring serious and challenging Jazz...
For most of us, there is music we like, music we love and then music we carry in our...
The 2010 Hong Kong Arts Festival is underway and, as in previous years, I will be blogging my way...
Recently the postman brought me a lovely package, my BerkleeMusic Master certificate in Guitar. This is my third certificate...
“Frankly, I’ve struggled over the years to control the hours I spend on the internet… In a way, the...
Having explored some initial thoughts about food blogging last week, I’d like to turn now to Robert Siestma’s thoughts...
Redesigning this blog has prompted a lot of questions from friends and regular readers. My previous layouts were text-oriented,...
Over the past few days, this blog has undergone a major redesign. I had been unhappy, for quite some...
“…Reviews in newspapers and elsewhere had often been looked upon suspiciously by the dining public, seen more as a...
Time for a bold prediction: Blogging will make a comeback in 2010. Well, a comeback of sorts; perhaps a...
Jason Parker is a Jazz trumpeter and has a great blog called One Working Musician. Yesterday he posted Grammys:...
Purely for fun, I’ve been taking photos with my iPhone and posting them on twitter, at the rate of...
Sunday’s post, on the direction of my faith and church life over the last decade attracted a number of...
MacProVideo are my favourite providers of online tutorials for Logic and other software applications. Last week they released a...
Not surprisingly Apple’s latest product offering, the iPad has attracted a lot of attention. Some harsh and critical, some...