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My #reading: June 2016

Posted by Darcy Moore | Published on July 2, 2016

“This is to be a sort of diary or book of notes. When I have finished filling these pages, I shall burn them. But if […]

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Darcy Moore

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Sobering to reflect that ‘the noughties’ has a little over a month left before we start living in ‘the twenties’.

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The Coalition’s wages projections are beyond a joke – and there's bad news all round says @GrogsGamut theguardian.com/busi… Lucky there's so many #QuietAustralians @jeffsparrow #Auspol

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Two people in China infected with plague, the disease tied to Black Death smh.com.au/world/asi… via @smh

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Hillary Clinton condemns UK's 'outrageous' suppression of Russia report smh.com.au/world/eur… via @smh

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In 1935 #Orwell wrote a review which opened with a typically devastating sentence that still feels perfectly pertinent for contemporary times. pic.twitter.com/VZUA…

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"if you never read yourself..." says @pasi_sahlberg in #DigiKids on abc.net.au/4corners/… one can hardly expect young people to value it. The greatest weakness of the @4corners program was it did not look at the role of parenting 4 learning in a relentless contemporary economy.

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