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Canberra Today 10°/12° | Wednesday, April 17, 2024 | Digital Edition | Crossword & Sudoku

OVERSEAS travel is a bit like childbirth, says ROBERT MACKLIN – you look forward to it for months, it’s absolute agony at the time but afterwards – while you bore friends and relations witless – you forget what a horrendous experience it really was. Meanwhile, political commentator MICHAEL MOORE analyses Andrew Barr’s motives in chasing the youth vote. Macklin and Moore besides, are just a click away…

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