Pub: Sydney Morning Herald Pubdate: 19-Jun-2009 Edition: First Section: News and Features Subsection: Insight Page: 9 Wordcount: 694 Everyone wins as kids divide lollies Australian Institute of Architects NSW Architecture Awards Elizabeth Farrelly THIS year’s crop of architecture awards is a classic example of what
Pub: Sydney Morning Herald Pubdate: 18-Jun-2009 Edition: First Section: News and Features Subsection: Opinion Page: 13 Wordcount: 765 Danger of refuge being destroyed in Block battle ELIZABETH FARRELLY Perhaps the most wrenching moment in Bill Simon’s autobiography, Back On The Block, is when, as a
——————————————————————————– Pub: Sydney Morning Herald Pubdate: 13-Jun-2009 Edition: First Section: Spectrum Subsection: Arts & Entertainment Page: 16 Wordcount: 2112 Why me-ism blocks the way for women EQUALITY THE ESSAY Elizabeth Farrelly The world may be more ‘feminised’ but feminism has stalled. The selfishness of the
——————————————————————————- Pub: Sydney Morning Herald Pubdate: 11-Jun-2009 Edition: First Section: News and Features Subsection: Opinion Page: 13 Wordcount: 806 One Tuesday, two lessons about murky bilge politics ELIZABETH FARRELLY Writing about politics always feels much like guddling about in the bilges of some half-sunk prawn
——————————————————————————– Pub: Sydney Morning Herald Pubdate: 04-Jun-2009 Edition: First Section: News and Features Subsection: Opinion Page: 13 Wordcount: 847 Pandemic pandemonium: pass the paracetamol ELIZABETH FARRELLY Is that swine flu, would you say, or swine flew? Last Monday I collected the child from school, as
Pub: Sydney Morning Herald Pubdate: 28-May-2009 Edition: First Section: News and Features Subsection: Opinion Page: 13 Wordcount: 773 Read all about it: to hell with free speech and long live the sponsors ELIZABETH FARRELLY Fifty years of permissiveness but still, when it comes to scandals,
——————————————————————————– Pub: Sydney Morning Herald Pubdate: 21-May-2009 Edition: First Section: News and Features Subsection: Opinion Page: 11 Wordcount: 876 Locked into a losing war, we’re as safe as houses ELIZABETH FARRELLY The guy’s standing there, half out of it, watching us, pretending not to. He’s
Pub: Sydney Morning Herald Pubdate: 14-May-2009 Edition: First Section: News and Features Subsection: Opinion Page: 15 Wordcount: 822 Uni makeover to break your heart ELIZABETH FARRELLY This is a column I’ve been trying not to write, hoping that these particular erections might at the last
Pub: Sydney Morning Herald Pubdate: 07-May-2009 Edition: First Section: News and Features Subsection: Opinion Page: 13 Wordcount: 820 Whiff of mystery is hanging over Iron Cove ELIZABETH FARRELLY On an oystery rock at water’s edge, a cormorant dries its wings in the breeze, perfectly content
Pub: Sydney Morning Herald Pubdate: 30-Apr-2009 Edition: First Section: News and Features Subsection: Opinion Page: 11 Wordcount: 794 How gravity foiled the ABC’s bloodless Anzac website ELIZABETH FARRELLY Anzac Day is one of the great reminders, not just of war and waste but also, for
