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An addict confesses
Posted: 3/09/2008 |
NOT many people know it, but I'm a reformed television addict.
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The young are inspiring
Posted: 28/08/2008 |
There is a young guy, Jordan, whom I see every Thursday around 10pm, when he leaves McDonald's at Narellan Town Centre, weighed down with folders and books and a backpack.
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Old school needs new tricks
Posted: 21/08/2008 |
We really have to draw the line on how ``old school'' we want to remain. We cannot cloister ourselves from the developments of the rest of the world around us.
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Behind golden glow lurk dark shadows
Posted: 13/08/2008 |
I am not a huge fan of the Olympics this time around.
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The human race is the race to be in
Posted: 5/08/2008 |
I was always asked: ``What are you?'' - as if there was some other reason my hair was dark and my eyes were brown than the fact that I was a person.
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How to avoid the ageing rock star look
Posted: 30/07/2008 |
You can't live like a rock star - drinking like a fish, eating kebabs at 3am and sleeping for a couple of hours without expecting to look like Keith Richards.
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It's a mistake to dwell in the past
Posted: 23/07/2008 |
Since I have finished high school I have really noticed the hurt that comes with severed relationships. It sucks to be hurt.
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In fate's hands
Posted: 16/07/2008 |
I've never been a great planner. I'm more of a ``let's ride this all out'' kind of person.
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Job hunt a big ask
Posted: 9/07/2008 |
I am dying to work-work-work, get money and go and live my life properly. Travel, fun, cars, phone bills: real life.
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Passionate and proud of town
Posted: 2/07/2008 |
If you were to look closely at the twentysomethings who live around here (yes, even the ones waiting for the taxis that never show at 3am on Argyle Street), you will see people who really care about the state of affairs in this town.
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Chasing money
Posted: 25/06/2008 |
WORKING, getting cash, making money: all things that young people think about, worry about, laugh about, cry about.
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Don't stress, it's just not worth it
Posted: 18/06/2008 |
My chest is all choked up, my throat is throbbing and I can't taste a thing.
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Life has its plans
Posted: 11/06/2008 |
AS I was on my way home the other day my great friend, Laura, called me. She was ecstatic: ``Jaz, oh my God, I just bought a house!''
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Too tired to argue
Posted: 4/06/2008 |
FROM recent articles of mine, one may have noticed by new-found efficacy for online communities.
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Council is not footy
Posted: 27/05/2008 |
IT'S funny that we have to be reminded to be on our best behaviour at council meetings.
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Humbling lesson
Posted: 21/05/2008 |
LAST week I had a car accident. It was my fault.
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I have 500 MySpace friends, therefore I am
Posted: 14/05/2008 |
I WAS sitting on the bus the other day and I couldn't help but overhear an interesting (as interesting as it can get on a bus!) conversation between two young guys.
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Night-time cafes would be a buzz
Posted: 7/05/2008 |
Why is it that we are such an accomplished little town yet few places of business and no lovely little coffee shops seem to be open past 5pm?
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Silent tribute to the fallen
Posted: 1/05/2008 |
ANZAC Day is a day that I feel in a personal, isolated way, whether I am at home alone watching the thousands march in memory of our fallen soldiers.
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Start carving out your own path
Posted: 24/04/2008 |
Here it is, I will tell you all the secrets to our generation Y existence. You may not like or think it too damn conventional and moralistic to consider applicable to yourself, but here it goes.
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Let's try to raise the standard of behaviour
Posted: 16/04/2008 |
DINNER one night last week ended up being a front row seat to an unsightly spectacle.
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Evil stain of the swastika
Posted: 9/04/2008 |
The first thing I thought was not along the lines of ``what a racist pig,'' but more, ``man, some people just are too naive to understand true evil.''
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Don't be frustrated - get out and be active
Posted: 3/04/2008 |
BEING young is something that not many people understand.
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Prejudging reveals ignorance
Posted: 28/03/2008 |
According to some of my more enlightened classmates, 'westie boys' were racists who smoked and drank endlessly with no sense of style. 'City boys' were more socially aware, they drank Corona and had a killer sense of style.
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It's a playground not a war game
Posted: 21/03/2008 |
I WAS watching Four Corners the other night and I became acutely aware of a topic I was reluctant to talk about because of the major can of worms it would open.
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All the same it is time we made a difference
Posted: 13/03/2008 |
We have grown up thinking that wars could be fought on ``difference'', that a school cannot be built because of difference, that kids cannot do certain things because of difference.
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The truth is that those bullies hate themselves
Posted: 5/03/2008 |
‘'Girls can be mean,’’ one young woman told me. ‘’Sometimes, when we are out to lunch or at a bar, we get girls coming up to us and saying comments about our 'fat legs' or 'ugly shoes'."
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There comes a time to act like an adult
Posted: 27/02/2008 |
An older guy, aged about 22, pushed him hard and spoke with a slurred assurance: ``Get out of my face you idiot. You're falling all over me. You almost spilled my beer!''
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Here's to our now brighter future
Posted: 20/02/2008 |
A friend of mine went to witness the apology on the big wide screen in Martin Place. She texted me something really poignant as it was all happening.
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Youth - our future's driving force
Posted: 13/02/2008 |
This position of deso, DD or designated driver does have some perks, including not spending my pay packet on excessively overpriced drinks and being able to wake up the next morning for work not feeling like the dance floor is still raging in my head. But there is a very real downside.
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Jasmin Kelaita, 20, a proud ex-Elizabeth Macarthur High girl, is unafraid of expressing her opinion on what matters most to the youth of Camden.
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