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business professions. journalism. pic: 1960' s. london. the sub - editor' s room of the evening news at harmsworth house .
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in some offices, the staff of the room includes are write sub editor' who has full authority to reconstruct a story if it is felt the it as written the material does not fit the style of the paper. but many papers do not approve of this additional stage in the sub - editor' s room .
the news sub - editor' s room of a daily newspaper office in one of the smaller australian capitals. the time is about 6. 00 pm and the lights are on .
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office. illustration for palace and hovel or phases of london life by daniel joseph kirwan (belknap & bliss, 1870) .
i used to be on the ludlow [ typograph ]. i was a really good headline setter, and as the deadlines wore on, you' d be running in to the sub' s [ sub - editor' s ] room and yelling' this bloody thing won' t fit' !
wood engraving from drawing by william m' connell published in twice round the clock; or the hours of the day and night in london by george augustus sala. titled:' midnight: the sub - editor' s room'
sub - editor' s room
, an adaptation of the stage play, as televised on channel 2 (abc), 18th december 1955, directed by the author, was the first australian play presented on australian television .
proofs of all copy when it has been set are sent to the sub - editor' s room, and it should be a definite rule that every sub should read in type the stories which he had dressed up, and give the' o. k.' before they finally go forward into the paper .
it' s to the game' s credit that it' s hard to tell the difference between live gameplay and scripted events .
i an attic room above tony perelli' s billiards saloon in an industrial suburb of sydney .
incoming editor of the western herald, frank povah, believes the newspaper has a strong future .
the sub then carefully reads through every story passed to him. he checks for anything that may appear libellous and if in doubt refers to his superior - either chief sub editor or the news editor - for a second opinion. punctuation and paragra­phing are things to which he pays special attention, for it sometimes happens that in writing a story the reporter may make a slip. when turning out copy in a hurry, an obvious word may be omitted and go unnoticed when the reporter reads through his story; this the sub­editor will insert .
… our daily newspapers, and how we get them. (concluded .) j ] e continue our description of the production of our daily newspapers from the last number of the magazine. we have, it will be remembered, com¬ pleted our survey of the sub - editor' s room. we are then conducted to the end of a corridor, where we arrive at a cloor which, we are told, leads to the room of the chief…
a room in a spanish inn overlooking the altantic. some years before columbus discovered america .
the functions of a sub - editor fall under two headings: (1) super­visory, (2) creative and it will be best to deal with them in that order .
as soon as you opened the door into the news room, you could hear the linotype' s' clatter, clatter, clatter' and you would hear the journalists cursing each other .
a senior hack – long since departed to the great sub - editor' s room in the sky – is opining on the deep history of tensions, even enmity, between singapore and malaysia:' the day they manage to fix up the railway issue, that will be a sign they' ve started to play like adults,' he said, before de - frothing a tiger .
the work on the sub - editor' s desk on a morning paper begins early afternoon, and the first member of it to put in an appearance is the copy - taster (usually the news editor himself). his initial job is to go through the vast amount of copy which has already arrived; to discard the material which his paper will not be likely to use, and to assess the value of what still remains after his preliminary survey .
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it is obviously impossible for any newspaper to publish a ver­batim report of a police court case, but the sub - editor must remember that it is his duty to preserve a fair balance all round .
the new editor of the western herald newspaper in bourke, in western new south wales, says he sees a future for the print media in rural australia .
the first hour or two are fairly heavy - going because the composing room has to be supplied with a continuous flow of material and any hold - up in the early stages may have disastrous reactions later in the evening. but gradually, the piles of raw material grow less as the sub editor, having completed the preparation of a news - story, submits it to the chief for his final approval before it is sent out to be set .
cec astley was well known as a sub - editor of many years' standing, both with the courier and later the courier mail. george harrison was at the time a senior journalist and reg sutton was a cadet journalist. (description supplied with photograph. )
the city office of ben levy productions. the small but comfortable office of mr levy' s secretary .
they can call it what they like. we know it' s the bedroom tax
andy bodle: check the spelling, grammar, punctuation and facts. then the subeditor' s real work starts
it' s the high end pc version that is being demoed, of course, so adjust your technical expectations accordingly .
this isn' t really the current gen console version. it' s definitely not the next gen version ,
bethesda' s pete hines explains .
it' s sort of in between there somewhere .
a bed - sitting room, of the usual
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type. it is about 8. 00 p. m .
if he is wise he will have consulted the news - room to discover how much editorial space is available and what later stories can be covered; he works out a rough idea of the space available for various sections of the news. he knows, for example, that it is hopeless for the sub - editors to send out to the composing room a column report of a murder trial when there is no possible chance of publishing more than a quarter of a column .
having passed his proofs and having dealt with his last piece of copy the work of the sub - editor is complete. but if he is keen on his job, he will, when he arrives on the following afternoon, examine the other papers to see how his rivals dealt with the stories with which he was especially concerned. the man who reads only his own paper will not go very far .
by the time his colleagues have arrived in the next few hours - and duties are staggered because the room must be staffed throughout the night - the copy - taster has decided which man will cope with a parti­cular piece of news and to what length the story shall run .
… qjf - our daily newspapers. [ dec, ness prevails in their rooms. the faithful clerk in front of the telegraphic instrument is missing also. in the machine room and the packing room only is the work being carried on. here all is bustle as that of noonday rather than midnight. and so it will continue till the daylight and the world awakes. then a new set of workmen take possession of the great building, for our…
it may be that there' s a narrative reason for making sebastian act like such a chauvinistic git, but in gameplay terms it' s much simpler .
there are other people with you, but it' s not a co - op experience ,
bergman says, reassuringly .
the emphasis of the game is very much on sebastian' s character and sebastian' s survival. you won' t have to worry about escort missions or anything like that. it' s a very directed survival horror experience .
even when the sub - editors, on early turns, go home, there is still a skeleton staff on duty ready to prepare news which may arrive after the first edition has gone to the press and which must he inclu­ded in the later editions .
the time: 1990. the place: singapore. the beverage: tiger beer .
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the sub may find that he has to cut the story; he has a shrewd idea of the amount of space available and of the importance - or otherwise - of the story. if space is' tight', he may have to cut out certain paragraphs, selecting them with care so that he does not upset the balance or coherence of what has been written; but if there is plenty of room, he will' let it run' - that is, he will send the copy out for setting into type on the linotype machines without cutting it .
well, we could take the news of the bush to the city, using modern technology .
two things are immediately clear. despite his tin ear for dialogue, mikami still knows how to stage tension. the sequence that follows has a pitch perfect ebb and flow, from a nail - biting attempt to steal the keys needed for escape, to a panicked chase through hospital corridors strewn with gurneys and other obstacles, then back to a tense waiting game as sebastian hides in a locker and watches as his chainsaw - wielding pursuer tears the room apart looking for him. then it' s back out into the corridors, where the chase ramps up again. whether creeping, scrambling or diving for the safety of an elevator, the chainsaw striking sparks as it misses sebastian' s exposed back, it' s all expertly, breathlessly choreographed .
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the evil within aims to reset the genre compass. how much of the game will be spent running, and how much will be spent fighting ?
you' ll be running. a lot ,
deadpans the game' s us producer, jason bergman .
the emphasis is on scaring the hell out of you .
… 1880. ] the welsh romance. 67 nation against nation; in the prose there reigns the silence of artistic calm; for though the breakers roar in the bay - without, not a ripple stirs the face of the waters in the still lagoon. in a word, the verse is prosaic, while the prose is inspired with the best and fullest instincts of poetry, and so, while none but students now read the poems of bleddyn fardd and…
includes the author' s copy of four printed books: digit dick in black swan land (sydney: ure smith, 1972); here' s to shane (sydney: wentworth books, 1977); quokka island (london: collins, 1966); the story of karrawingi, the emu (sydney: landsdowne press, 1983). all copies signed by the author .
the evil within is shinji mikami' s attempt to salvage the genre he helped to create back in 1996 with resident evil. after overseeing resident evil 4 at capcom, mikami has spent the last decade working on eclectic offerings such as the gonzo fighting game god hand, slick sega shooter vanquish and collaborating with suda51 on the grindhouse shlocker shadows of the damned. now, for what will reportedly be his last game as director, he' s bringing scary back .
the wrangle is over some important bits of the malaysian past that the singapore polity has not been able to absorb, buy or seize. the physical prize is the 78 year - old tanjong pagar railway station, which sits right next to singapore' s business heart, as well as the railway land that runs north - south through the middle of singapore and then on to kuala lumpur .
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… 1880. ] the welsh romance. 67 nation against nation; in the prose there reigns the silence of artistic calm; for though the breakers roar in…
… 68 the welsh romance. [ dec, play of fancy is wild and daring, but the colouring is seldom brilliant; the motive power of the story…
fire seems to be a reliable way of dealing with enemies, but we don' t yet know how sophisticated the game' s fire physics will be .
sebastian finds a bloodied survivor, apparently one of the hospital' s doctors .
it was him ,
the man intones .
it couldn' t be .
there' s a sudden attack and sebastian is knocked out. when he comes round, he' s hanging upside down from a meathook. a masked brute casually saunters past and begins hacking up a corpse. as the butcher wanders back to his bench with whatever meaty prize he' s claimed, player control returns. swinging to retrieve a knife embedded in another hanging body, you cut yourself free and enter a stealthy escape sequence .
today' s weekly newspaper, with a circulation of about 1, 600 copies, is printed in the rural city of tamworth and is sold in bourke shops .
overwhelmed, he runs downstairs and things get weird. the cellar is now replaced with grey concrete corridor where previously you couldn' t get through. this is another of the game' s selling points, apparently: a game world that changes and shifts in real time. hallucination? parallel dimension? there' s no time to contemplate the mystery, as the demo ends with a tease of a boss fight against a squelchy, screeching thing that looks like a cross between left 4 dead' s witch and a giant crab .
it' s no surprise the plight of the soccer team has received global media attention. but it does raise some interesting questions about how we extend empathy and concern to people we don' t know .
as a young man in the early 1950s, mr povah trained as a hand compositor, physically building the lines of lead letters that became the typeface of the news .
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all the emotional baggage means that the rail and land links between singapore and johor baru are also emotional choke points. the continuing hassles of moving the couple of hundred metres between singapore and johor reveal the hesitations the two neighbours still hold about each other .
it was there when henry lawson arrived in bourke in search of the real australia; it was there during the wool boom, the great depression and through the rabbit plague .
speaking of which, here comes the horror .
that smell !
sebastian mutters as he ventures inside the hospital, where gore has already been smeared all over the floors and walls .
ugh, it smells like blood !
he gasps. as quotable dialogue goes, it' s no
master of unlocking
but it' s close. as with so many survival horror games, it' s hard to tell if it' s this corny on purpose, or if this is yet another example of what happens when western pulp horror gets filtered through a japanese prism. either way, this is definitely a shinji mikami game .
sebastian finally finds a way out of the hospital, only to discover that the world outside has been utterly destroyed. the ruined city stretches into the distance, all chasms and crumbling skyscrapers. it' s a nice apocalyptic note in a genre that generally keeps its plot developments at a more personal level .
the first section we see comes from the very start of the game. our detective hero, sebastian, is responding to an emergency at a mental hospital. police cars are abandoned outside, and all the weapons are missing. he tells his female partner she' s not coming inside .
pulling rank ?
she asks .
just watch the door ,
he snaps. sebastian seems like an arsehole, and the fact that he' s wearing a 1940s private eye trenchcoat without a hint of irony doesn' t help .
the western herald was established in the darling river town in 1887 and has recorded droughts and floods, stories of boom and bust and the highs and lows of life in the community .
the problem has little to do with logic, everything to do with emotion. singapore and malaysia long ago went through a bitter divorce. as with so many divorces, a lot of things still need to be sorted out. the two sides start out like civilised adults, doing sensible negotiations. then the emotions well up. voices are raised. tempers and temperatures jump. instead of adults, two squabbling kids crash through the middle of the room .
if the new railway deal holds, by 2018 singapore' s mass rapid transit system will reach across the causeway to johor. it will be an achievement that is logical and logistically simple, yet will carry an amazing historical import .
the second thing that is apparent is how nice this game looks, or at least as nice as a game knee deep in viscera can be. the butcher manages to take a slice out of sebastian' s leg, causing him to limp and stumble. it' s a familiar mechanic, dating back to resident evil 2, but the animation is superb and really sells that nightmarish panic of needing to move faster than you' re physically able. the lighting is also stunning, and small details like the movement of curtains and cloth all feel very real. it' s a seriously nice looking game, presented in a cinematic 2. 35: 1 ratio, and running on a version of id tech 5 that mikami' s tango gameworks studio has modified specifically for this game .
but all the time he was wandering, he kept track of the changes that were going on in the newspaper game and now he has made the long loop back to his first profession .
back upstairs, more monsters start to approach the building. as they mass outside, forming a mob that advances up towards the house with murderous intent, it' s hard not to be reminded of resident evil 4' s los ganados. sebastian is able to lay traps to keep the creatures at bay, placing them in front of the windows to finish off anything that clambers over the sill. sadly, we don' t get to actually see what sort of effect the traps have. even though we hear them going off, bergman is now visibly struggling to keep sebastian alive as the enemies swarm in .
michelle edwards: the vocabulary and grammar of spoken south african english are coated in a fine layer of afrikaans dust. it' s been there so long that most of us no longer notice
by way of illustration, the demo now shifts to later in the game, and what appears to be an old timber - framed house where sebastian explores the ground floor and cellar for ammo and health syringes. it' s in the murky cellar that we get our first glimpse at what is presumably the game' s basic enemy. pitched somewhere between zombies, the shambling fleshbags of silent hill and the body modified cenobites of hellraiser, the method by which you dispatch them is comfortingly familiar: shoot them in the head. the smart player, however, knocks them over and sets them alight with matches to save ammo .
scarcity of resources is a big theme of the game ,
says hines .
you' re not going to find yourself with a gun and lots and lots of ammo .
hobart' s old zoo is famous as being where the last thylacine in captivity died, but in its heyday people could view elephants, zebras, monkeys and even see a girl walking her pet leopard. what happened to the beaumaris zoo ?
and there the demo ends. it' s certainly as pure as survival horror gets, with an emphasis on keeping the player vulnerable and outmatched, plus the obligatory side order of confusing mind games and grisly gross stuff. for fans who have been left unsatisfied by recent entries in the resident evil and silent hill franchises, this definitely seems like it' ll tick all the right boxes .
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sitting in singapore last week, not far from the scene of that tiger hunt 20 years ago, the railway measure of maturity returned to mind. i arrived in the city - state to find the locals still digesting a joint announcement by the prime ministers of singapore and malaysia that they are going to fix the railway dispute .
the singapore land is worth a lot of cash. but the real value lies in what a true deal would say about the political, diplomatic and economic relationship .
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… 1880. ] our daily newspapers. 61 in its original shape, consisting not of flimsy paper, but of solid metal. on other tables we see type in separate columns ready to be
made up
into pages. on others are
galleys
containing separate paragraphs and items of news waiting for arrangement into their respective columns. the greater part of the room, however, is occupied by the
compositors
—those to whom the task of
setting
…
… index. acrostic... ...... 38, 96, 144, / enigma (verbum anglicum) ammergau passion play... a nation' s wish ancient mariner, the (done…
what is noticeable is that everything we' ve just seen has been incredibly linear, essentially a long chase sequence with no apparent room to deviate from the path .
the game tends to be divided into two separate sections ,
bergman explains .
there are horror areas and exploration areas. the exploration areas emphasise the survival aspect of going around to every possible area and trying to gather as much health and items as possible. those are much more open. the horror areas are very, very confined and a little more linear .
the university of new england respects and acknowledges that its people, programs and facilities are built on land, and surrounded by a sense of belonging, both ancient and contemporary, of the world' s oldest living culture. in doing so, une values and respects indigenous knowledge systems as a vital part of the knowledge capital of australia .
it would be good to see some hint that there' s more to the evil within than what' s being shown, however. when mikami made his name with resident evil, he did so not by giving players something they expected, but something they didn' t. the evil within, by contrast, seems to be designed to give players exactly what they want. with the grass roots success of minimalist games like amnesia and slender, it just feels that the cutting edge of horror gaming has moved on from the template so lovingly being revived here. if this is truly to be mikami' s final game as director, it would be nice if he could leave horror gaming with a truly terrifying new benchmark to aspire to, not one last victory lap inspired by past glories .
frank povah said he had faith in the future of newspapers, but only if they adjusted to the changing times .
peter sagan is a triple world champion and the most charismatic rider in professional road cycling. he is now the leader of the 2018 tour de france, writes rob arnold .
here his supervisory functions cease as far as the reporter is concerned; they are limited solely to the copy before him .
… 68 the welsh romance. [ dec, play of fancy is wild and daring, but the colouring is seldom brilliant; the motive power of the story is magic, and not personal prowess, and there is not a word of mention of arthur or his knights. it is worthy of remark that only the four so - called irish tales of the primitive period are styled
mabinogion ,
or
juvenilities ,
in the original ms. ; the later arthurian romances are invariably…
they prefer to rely on the judgement of the reporters to produce the kind of copy that the paper wants, and they realise how heart - breaking it can be for the reporter who feels that he had written a first - class piece of copy to see a version of it in the paper which he cannot recognise as his handiwork and which he certainly does not appre­ciate .
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and i reckon we could do something like the bulletin, but in reverse; the bulletin used to travel from the city to places where there' d be just two boundary riders .
a hut hidden in a valley in the blue mountains. just after the first discovery of gold in new south wales, 1835 .
we' re watching bergman play his way through an early build of the evil within while seated in the appropriately gothic library of the elvetham estate in hampshire, bathed in blood red lighting. it' s a 19th century mansion, itself built on grounds that date back to the 1400s. portraits of long dead patriarchs stare down from beneath vaulted ceilings, while stairs and passageways cut through the stark stone architecture in odd ways. throw in a couple of shuffling blue - faced zombies in the restaurant and this could be yet another mansion atop another secret umbrella corp lab. it feels appropriate .
… r5! tmhqs _ r thewelsh romance. [ n the systematic study of the history of the world' s literature, we find that there are very few principles indeed which can with any certainty be laid down as fixed and universal. it might, for instance, seem at first sight a self evident truth that accompanying a national revival in literature there is always a national awakening in politics, but we need look no farther than the history of germany…
this means that some of the stories already in the paper must either be removed bodily or cut and trimmed, in order to provide the blank spaces required. this is a job which calls for great skill and tact and it has to be accomplished on the spot. the easy way is to cut the last paragraph, but this may be disastrous if piece news is being told in chronological order .
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he can then discover whether he has inadvertently omitted an important point in the story or has let slip through a sentence with a double meaning, which is the nightmare of any newspaper. particular attention should be paid to the police court and other law reports to make certain that both sides are given a fair show and that the balance has been evenly held .
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… index. acrostic... ...... 38, 96, 144, / enigma (verbum anglicum) ammergau passion play... a nation' s wish ancient mariner, the (done into welsh) areopagitica, milton athletic club, the athletic sports, the a visit to idar beacon ^ field, earl of: death, his (lat. eng .) beaconsfield, earl of: solar myth, a (lat. eng). billiard table, the bipeds in bronze cambridge letter, our carlyle. burial of thomas (eng. , lat. , greek) chwareu brigant college news…
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he said working in newspapers in his youth was a far cry from the modern work environment .
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however, he thinks newspaper owners need to be innovative and take a leaf from the books of owners of start - up companies, who think outside the square and are not afraid of innovation .
… 1880. ] our daily newspapers. 68 is then placed in a curious and almost indescribable piece of machinery called a
casting box .
this the workmen fill up from the boiling cauldron of molten metal, and in a few minutes they bring out a complete metal copy of the original page of type, as taken on the pmpi & f - nmeke. this
form ,
as it is called, is then
dressed
—that is, all the rough parts, and…
yellow stone / ​ by leslie rees (from the short story by n. e. gledhill )
you miss all that sort of stuff. but then, you also remember that people really worked themselves to death, and for the fellas on the press, it was a dirty, dangerous job .
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there was this magic about getting to work ,
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survival horror is a genre in crisis. its most surprising jolts have become clichés, its core elements have been compromised by the inexorable march towards aaa action. where once players would fire every bullet reluctantly, conscious that each shot wasted might be the difference between life and death minutes later, now our horror heroes march into battle with customised machine guns, mowing down the monsters with impugnity .
back in november, 1990, malaysia and singapore signed an agreement to resolve the deadlock over these important bits of land on the island still owned by malaysia. it was that 1990 agreement that my tiger - drinking mate was so sceptical about. and he was right .
… our daily newspapers, and how we get them. (concluded .) j ] e continue our description of the production of our…
… the niversity mollege * * of wales agaz 11st e. vol. iii. session, 1880—81
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… 1880. ] our daily newspapers. 65 stand against it 1 if there is one thing above all others that is a terror to evil - doers, it is the public press of the british nation. well they know that through its columns their evil deeds are made known, and their outward appear¬ ances and inward tendencies faithfully described. so great is its influence, and so manifest its advantages, that almost every f actio a of the people…
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as a comp [ compositor ], you' d usually start work at about four o' clock in the afternoon ,
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… 1880. ] our daily newspapers. 68 is then placed in a curious and almost indescribable piece of machinery called a
casting box .
this the workmen…
diminishing advertising revenue and increasing public reliance on social media and the internet as news sources has resulted in huge changes in print media resulting in job losses and shrinking publications .
it is this tradition that mr povah believes is worth maintaining and he believes modern communities have just as much need for a local newspaper as did those of the past .
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… 62 our daily newspapers. [ dec, are four very small rooms. in each of these a
reader
and his assistant are busily engaged in correcting
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everthing which goes into the paper is read over at least twice, and in many cases three and four times, before it appears before the public. people are given to grumbling at a few trifling errors—e. g. , a letter wrong - side up, a mistake in punctuation, or in spelling, —which they are…
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mr povah said he had worked his way across australia, as a poet and musician, as a writer and also working in abattoirs and as a deckhand .
people want to identify with something, with their local paper ,
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we can show that a community like bourke is just as vibrant, is just as forward - thinking, and under greater difficulties, as their counterparts in town .
a new dinosaur has been discovered. but did it walk on two legs or four ?
rees, leslie clarke. see also park, ruth and rees, leslie clarke .
ublished in eight plays by australians, dramatists' club, melbourne, 1934 .
nune: campbell howard collection. anl holds collections of betty roland papers, ms 814 and ms 820 .
nune: campbell howard collection. vsl. anl holds collections of betty roland papers, ms 814 and ms 820 .
vsl. anl holds collections of betty roland papers, ms 814 and ms 820 .
vsl. aaar. anl holds collections of betty roland papers, ms 814 and ms 820. [ australian archives act: a one - act version at crs a 1336 / 1 item 17141 ]
communist review, february 1939, pp. 110 - 14. australasian drama studies, 8, 1986, pp. 74 - 9 .
anl holds a collection of henry (harry) tighe papers, ms 3696 .
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david marsh: open door: our policy on referring to lords and ladies is impossible to apply consistently and credibly. so, should we drop titles altogether ?
gary nunn: a new book lists 600 words to use if you want to impress. but when is it appropriate to deviate from plain english and indulge in sesquipedalian behaviour ?
harriet powney: for a supposedly dead language, latin exerts an enduring appeal. some people even make love in it
rachel braier: sometimes only cockney rhyming slang will do. but get it wrong and you can end up looking a berk
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the sub-editor 's room is a 1956 australian tv play . it was produced by leslie rees and was a rare australian drama on tv at the time . it was the first australian-written play to be performed on australian tv . the word " slut " was spoken in dialogue several times . 
the sub-editor's room is a 1956 australian tv play. it was produced by leslie rees and was a rare australian drama on tv at the time. it was the first australian-written play to be performed on australian tv. the word " slut " was spoken in dialogue several times.
the sub-editor's room is a 1956 australian tv play. it was produced by leslie rees and was a rare australian drama on tv at the time. it was the first australian-written play to be performed on australian tv. the word " slut " was spoken in dialogue several times.