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2004...
14 August
2004
of
The Canberra Times
est. 1926
The Canberra Times
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* Contents derived from the 2004 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
- Crime and Punishment, single work criticism (p. 1a, 3a) Section: Panorama
- Singh Now a Crusader for Women in Jail, single work column (p. B5) Section: Forum
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No Words Required for Green Message,
single work
column
Jeannie Baker uses intricate collages to portray her message of environmental conservation in her picture books for children.
- ReVerse, single work criticism (p. 6a) Section: Panorama
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Wildflowering Days in a Powerful Landscape,
single work
review
— Review of Wildflowering : The Life and Places of Kathleen McArthur 2004 single work biography ; (p. 6a) Section: Panorama -
Now Anu Singh Cries Foul Over Book,
single work
column
Anu Singh was charged with Joe Cinque's murder but was convicted of manslaughter. She is outraged that her point of view is not made known in Helen Garner's book, Joe Cinque's Consolation.Note: Correction printed in The Canberra Times, 17 August 2004 p.2.
'In her column on Saturday Angela Shanahan had originally written that author Helen Garner, in researching for her book Joe Cinque's Consolation, had made attempts to contact Anu Singh, directly and via her family. Shanahan had written that the Singhs and Anu did not cooperate. This was changed by a sub-editor to suggest that the Cinque family had not cooperated........'
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