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Geoff Ebbs /3 December, 2013
In the light of the piece run on Margot Kingston’s No Fibs and reproduced here, it is important to clarify my position. The decision not to stand as the candidate for the Greens in Griffith was mine and mine alone. Andrew Bartlett called me to let me know he was considering standing, and I stood Continue Reading →
Geoff Ebbs /3 December, 2013
Less than a month after the September Federal election, Geoff Ebbs, former Greens Candidate for Griffith, posted a Facebook message which said: “I’m about to go into financial recovery mode, post-election, and take a job selling photocopiers unless anyone has a better way to earn some decent dollars for twelve months.” This was a prompt Continue Reading →
admin /3 December, 2013
Could an ethical self managed superannuation fund work for you? Did you know that your superannuation does not need to be invested with big multinational fund management companies or in industry super funds with standard choice offers? Investing in a Self Managed Superannuation Fund (SMSF) with specialist advice by an ethical investment adviser can create Continue Reading →
Jan Bowman /2 December, 2013
No more lies As a passionate reader of other peoples’ work, I always liked the idea of being a writer, but I was never really sure how to make it happen. I certainly had the idea that it isn’t necessarily easy. So when Margo Kingston put out a call on Twitter for citizen journalists to Continue Reading →
admin /2 December, 2013
It was about the time that I was shuffling around nervously just outside my share-house’s kitchen with a giant inflatable toothpaste tube that I wondered, ‘are possums really that cute?’ The novelty toothpaste tube in question was one that I had acquired at my supermarket job, a relic of an enormous dental hygiene display. It Continue Reading →
Wan Kerr /2 December, 2013
The Westender is now twenty-one years old. Part of the community, we just keep getting younger as new journalists, designers and artists come on board to keep the flag flying. We are proud to work with local design house Text and Image who have produced our new look. You don’t get to be this young, Continue Reading →