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Australian Diary

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By Andrew Bolt Verified
| The Spectator Australia Verified
An operation has transformed the way I hear English,  just in time for Christmas. So many phrases so right for this time of year now sound so different. So literal, in fact. ‘It does my heart good.’ ‘A heart-felt welcome.’ ‘Love you with all my heart.’ And especially, ‘You touch my heart’, because it’s only a couple of months ago that someone really did, and with a cut there and a stitch here made sure I’d see next Christmas, too. Talk about grabbing life with fresh heart. Damn.
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Andrew Bolt

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By Jim Dickinson Verified, Andrew Bolt Verified
| The Wonkhe Show Verified
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Apprenticeships are not an "alternative" to uni, they're alt-uni

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By Andrew Bolt Verified, Jim Dickinson Verified, Mark Leach
| The Wonkhe Show Verified
On the first Sunday in July, Ipswich runs a free music festival at Christchurch Park. It’s a great experience for Ipswich – it’s one of few times in a year where the town is full and busy. Anyone from an Ipswich secondary school will likely have fond memories – meeting their friends on Hippie Hill – seeing multiple people you know all at once, getting into mosh pits, going on the Booster. The list goes on. But despite my advocacy for Ipswich, I once found myself anxious to attend.
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