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Category Archives: Personal
Having a day off …
Well sort of! I am spending the day in meetings, then writing textbook material before a long flight later today for meetings tomorrow. But in relative terms …
Posted in Personal
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We need more fermenting … much more
Its that time of the year …
Posted in Economics, Music, Personal
23 Comments
There is no financial crisis so deep that cannot be dealt with by public spending – still!
Today’s blog was a little later than usual for various reasons – travel, time differences and other activities that had to take precedence. The title comes from a paper I wrote in 2008 which was published last year and reflects … Read the rest of this entry
Posted in Economics, Personal
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Crunched
Aah the joys of the ocean early in the morning when the surf is big. Huge wave faces to rip after a steep drop on takeoff. Big waves breaking onto a sharp reef not that far below the surface. The … Read the rest of this entry
Posted in Personal
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Digressions on IR laws and our freedoms
Two stories today make you wonder about the direction of our Australian government. The first relates to the changes to the industrial laws that the Greens finally were able to push through the Senate last night and the second relates … Read the rest of this entry
Posted in Economics, Personal, Politics
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Another year …
Its that time of the year … so a nice day for me today. Among the gifts I received … a hose that will never kink. Essential for an urban farmer.
Posted in Permaculture, Personal
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Professional profiling …
I had to get some photos taken today by Fairfax newspapers for a story they are writing on my views on the expansion and the labour market. Of-course, I told them I had to present myself in a professional manner. … Read the rest of this entry



