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Michael Fowler

Melbourne
As seen in: MSN Australia, Good Food, Stuff.co.nz, Sydney Morning Herald, Traveller, The Age, The Sunday Age, The Herald Sun, The Canberra Times, Brisbane Times and
City reporter with @theage, covering life in Melbourne. Get in touch: michael.fowler@theage.com.au or encrypted michael.fowler08@protonmail.com.
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The Face of Matteo Gusastini

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By Michael Fowler, Michael Fowler
| MetaStellar
Reading Time: 14 minutes Two Italian string players called Enrico and Carlo, along with the renowned Spanish-Moroccan soprano and violaist whose stage name was Satin Ivy, concluded a performance in the salon of D—, a wealthy aristocrat who served the Governor of Milan.
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As coronavirus infects youth and their TikTok feeds, is it useful or disrespectful?

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By Michael Fowler, Ashleigh McMillan Verified
“I did it to make this virus relatable for others my age,” he says. “If you think about two years ago it was a bit embarrassing to get COVID, it had negative connotations.
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Unions rage as Victorian government plans to cut back public sector wage growth

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By Michael Fowler
| MSN Australia Verified
© Luis Ascui Victorian treasurer, Tim Pallas, holds a press conference outside treasury in Melbourne on Saturday 15 May 2021. Photo Luis Enrique Ascui The Victorian government will cut the future salary growth of the state's 325,000 public sector workers by a third, potentially saving billions of dollars as part of cost-cutting measures aimed at combating record levels of debt inflicted by the coronavirus pandemic.
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