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As they entered the coastal town of Torquay, the sun made its way a little higher into the sky. The light had lost some of its yellow and become a little more chrome.
Because of its station, the beams clipped the roofs of houses and sprayed into points of brilliance. Pat had to pull down his visor to block out the sharpest. Continue reading
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“Pat, don’t.” A female voice. Strange, then familiar. He turned. It was Natalie. She came towards them. Pat stepped away from where Alan knelt on the wet bitumen, coughing as if he was trying to regurgitate whatever had broken inside him. Continue reading
http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/lifematters/exercise-and-injury/8372902
Final in the five-part series on exercise and injury, broadcast on ‘Life Matters’ on ABC FM Radio National.
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“Alan,” said one of the men standing behind him. “Easy.”
“Yes Alan, you’re being rather rude, you know that?” Pat liked to get a hold of their names. It was like a handle on their irritation.
“What’s your fucking problem?” demanded Alan the Stockbroker. Continue reading
You’ve been quiet. What have you been up to since you lost the Oz Heavyweight boxing title to Peter Graham? Continue reading
Theme Park at its Darkest 