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In the late 1960’s a comedy was aired on British television called “Never Mind the Quality Feel the Width,” about two tailors, one Jewish the other Roman Catholic working together. The phrase has become a part of modern day speech
Not surprising many Western Australians are angry. They feel a sense of betrayal after the Australian Rugby Union axed the Western Force from the Super Rugby competition on Friday. A decision the ARU claim was due to “financial constraints” yet
There is a famous saying, “The three things that never come back, the spent arrow, the spoken word and the lost opportunity.” The Australian Rugby Union would have done well to remember this line before they reached the decision to
What is the best way to describe Western Australians? Parochial, is a word that frequently comes up, and what can you expect when you live in the most isolated city in the world? Yet if Western Australia is so parochial
Communication in the corporate world used to be very straighforward, there was the spoken word face-to-face or by telephone and there was the written word in a letter, newsletter or in sport a match day program. With the arrival of
