Seduction and betrayal at a funeral tea
On a drizzly Saturday after a funeral, a lone man grows drawn to Mavis Johnson and her daughter Alice while guests drink sherry. As tension rises, he discovers the priest is entangled with Mavis behind closed doors, fueling scandal and his own sense of disillusionment.
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Mavis Johnson
Harry J
Harry
Johnsons
Mavia
Johnson House
Alice
Mavis
Alemho
Womwu
Sarge
Dark
Sam
Apollo
Jerry
Prin
Certai
Spontag
Harry Johnson
Tuggeranong Highway Plan Amid Civic Centre Growth
The proposal envisions a major highway linking Tuggeranong Civic Centre to Canberra, enabling smooth crossflow of both Tuggeranong and Canberra workers. It includes underground parking, road tunnels linked to Parkes Way Acton, and potential temporary upheavals to existing structures. The plan expands Tuggeranong facilities, alters City Hill and Commonwealth Avenue Bridge approaches, and adds conservation oriented features such as a Car Park Picnic Area and Toilet Block near Molonglo Parkway.
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Tuggeranong
Civic Centre
Commission
Canberra
Tuggeranong Civic Centre
Parkes Way-Acton
City Hill
Commonwealth Avenue Bridge
Molonglo Parkway
Last of His Tribe Contemplates Horizons and Dream Time
A reflective passage features Old Red, the last of his tribe, standing with long flat feet and a thick tail as he scans horizons. The narrator muses on whether he recalls his dream time when he and his brothers leapt across vast plains in joy or whether another mystery occupies his thoughts.
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Old Red
Les Seviens
Arartane
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