PR Disasters � Knocking PR tactic calls Adelaide ‘city of losers’. Or as comedian Mikey Robbins said 'South Australia is the shallow grave capital of the world". And remember the climate is so bad that not even the cruel British would send convicts there.
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26 January 2007
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- I have worked in politics, public policy and strategic communications for over 30 years. I was recently awarded a doctorate in Australian politics at the University of Sydney. My thesis was on the (changing) relationship between the ALP and unions. I have been blogging since November 2003 and over the past decade I have written many articles on politics, public relations and social media for newspapers, magazines and websites. I love literature particularly John McGahern and James Joyce. The header photo is of the Clarence River taken before dawn at Ulmarra in 2012.
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So... who's breaking the news to Lee Hopkins?
Posted by: Allan Jenkins | 27 January 2007 at 03:48 AM
Poor Lee perhaps its the drabness of Adelaide that makes SL so appealing :-)
Posted by: Trevor Cook | 27 January 2007 at 06:41 AM