Teacher. Dad. Grandpa. Author of Aussie Notables biography series. Founder of Green Barrow Publishing.

Melbourne, Australia
Joined November 2011
Even the internet seems to have forgotten Al Capp's bald iggles. The end is nigh! – at Port Douglas - Craiglie, Queensland
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So @British_India just gave us the greatest post-apocomix ever! ☄️'Forgetting The Future' album #6 is out next week! bit.ly/2fhT9k6
First game of golf today for 2 years. 53 out. 43 back. Is there a masseuperson out there? – at Port Douglas - Craiglie, Queensland
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Can we have a plebiscite on whether one legged man can play Tarzan please? (See Monty Python sketch.) – at Mossman, Queensland
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Inside one man's desperate effort to stay alive during #Harvey: "We're just a low-income family and this hurts." abcn.ws/2wUxqZb
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Long before it was @FedSquare, the space opposite Flinders Street Station housed , among other things, a morgue. search.slv.vic.gov.au/MAIN:E…
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We're visiting Caulfield circa 1920-39 this #SuburbsofMelbourne Monday. bit.ly/2w8JiXP
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Knew my uncle b1900 gay some time in 1960s. Lovely bloke. Can't vote for SSM which wll exclude other variatons. But don't call me homphobic. – at Port Douglas - Craiglie, Queensland
There was once grafitti on a wall near me demanding Land Rights for Gay Wales. Did that get up? – at Port Douglas - Craiglie, Queensland
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Thank you for the inspirational memories, Betty Cuthbert. Rest in peace.
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This is a spectacular read from @Meanjin. Incredible writing from Shannon Burns meanjin.com.au/essays/in-def…
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Alan Reid v Laurie Oakes. Who wins? – at Port Douglas - Craiglie, Queensland
Getting Caroline Chisholm ready for print. What would she have made of our current ommigration policy? – at Mossman, Queensland
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British India announce new album Forgetting The Future and massive 32-date national tour ab.co/2vdUjWi
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Lunch at Exchange Hotel Mossman & watching the cane trains go by. The book is 35,000 words so far but I might fall asleep in library this pm – at Mossman, Queensland
RIP Merv Rose – at Mossman, Queensland