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What’s with the stupid flip book, I want to read it in a standard format, This is useless and hard to read as it is so small! If it was a normal editorial I could share it on facebook like the story on ACT and high taxes.
ReplyDear Ed, It’s a facsimile replica of this week’s printed edition. Everything in the paper is also published independently on the website, where sharing is anticipated.
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Ian Meikle, editor
It's 2031 and humans no longer remain on earth. Amid the debris, tiny Lego people are creating a new society, building new homes inside the waste left behind. That's the premise of a record-breaking, new exhibition, reports HELEN MUSA.
Craft writer MEREDITH HINCHLIFFE traces the laborious renovation of the feted, though fated, Hanna Cabinet and the role a Canberra company had in saving it after being damaged by floodwater.
"Especially at this troubled point in our national history, it would have been valuable for the census to have included an extra tick-box to record the presence and lives of Jews in Australia," writes columnist ROBERT McMAHON.
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