An interesting book, telling the story of the man who successfully prosecuted a King - despite most people (including himself), and probably the law itself, considering that he was above the law.
History doesn’t repeat - but it rhymes!

An interesting book, telling the story of the man who successfully prosecuted a King - despite most people (including himself), and probably the law itself, considering that he was above the law.
History doesn’t repeat - but it rhymes!

A very, very sad outcome all around. As someone involved right from the start, I can’t see that this has been anything but a disaster all around. The only “upside” has been the reaction.

While we all focus on the more famous awardees of Australian Honours, it would be great to get more prominent coverage for those Awardees who make all the difference in the world to their communities, and the people who live there.

Like Mr Mancel Gray Giddings OAM

If you haven’t already bought it, put @willdalrymple.bsky.social
“The Golden Road” on your Christmas reading list.
History, viewed through the prism of the Indosphere, is different to how it was taught to many of us, and may have some very relevant lessons for the future.
Brilliant!