Contributing Piece
Love is Blind ,
How we Met, Penguin Books
Features
Having a Ball ,
The Age magazine, 05/11/07
Features
Fiction Dacked by Reality ,
The Age, A2, 15/9/07
Features
The TENS machine ,
Good Weekend, 05/06/06
Opinion
A beautiful set of numbers ,
AFL website, 22/5/06
Alan Woods and His Amazing Computer
December 2005
JOB WAREHOUSE – Jacob Zeimer
Story
July 2005
Contributing pieces Best Australian Sports Writing 2004
Believing in the impossible
Sports Memorabilia
Articles listed in reverse chronological order
Opinion
The Green Stuff , The Age, Green Guide 16/11/06
Opinion Footy's
back, it's time for the real news , The Age, 26/3/05
Opinion An Island
that is just there for the taking , The Age, 14/1/04
Opinion Forget the
inner lawyer, bite the bigger bikkie , The Age, 24/12/03
Opinion There’s
a lot of money in that unique cricket memorabilia , The Age 31/12/03
Features Diary
of a game show hopeful , Green Guide cover story, The Age, 18/12/03
Features Schoolyard
love , The Age, 11/9/03
Opinion Let War’s
Silent Victims be Heard Before it’s too Late , The Age, 20/1/03
(Iraq article)
Opinion New
Zealanders Become Lords of the Ringing Cash Registers , The Age,
13/1/03
Opinion HECS and the
single girl , The Age 6/1/03
Opinion Look Out
Soccer World, Here Comes the Might of Oceania , The Age 23/12/02
Features Uncovered:
The Pie who came in from the cold , The Age, 28/9/02
Features Of killer
bees and Jamborees , Green Guide, The Age, 20/6/02
Features Sometimes
Grout is Forever , The Age, 27/5/02
Features A
Whole New Ball Game , Green Guide cover story, The Age, 4/4/02
Opinion The
Yellow Pages is a very big book , The Age, 24/1/02
Opinion Doggone pretzel
strikes again , The Age, 17/1/02
Opinion Mobiles
a matter of life and debt , The Age 10/1/02
Opinion Ethical
Tourism with a long lens , The Age 27/12/01
Features Oi!
Oi! Oi! (or, how I lost my pizza in Uruguay) , The Age, 28/11/01
Features Guess
who's still top 3 with the ladies of Bangalore? , The Age, 2/4/01
Features India! India!
India the best! , The Age, 27/3/01
Features The
game with everything , The Age, 20/3/01
Opinion How to Chat
Up a Virtual Girlfriend , The Age, 24/1/01
Opinion There’s
a Whiff of Free Beer in the Air , The Age, 17/1/01
Opinion The
Ball of the Century, Redux , The Age, 10/1/01
Opinion Inheriting
Father’s Nuclear Neurosis , The Age, 3/1/01
Features Move Along
There You’re Holding Up Money , The Sunday Age, 31/12/00
Opinion Grave
doubts over tunnel vision , The Age, 27/12/00
Features The
House of Stoush and the Meaning of True Romance , The Age, 8/11/00
Features Marching
to the beat of a different Sponsor , The Sunday Age, 8/10/00
Olympics A Night
Out with the Liquid Weightlifters , The Sunday Age, 1/10/00
Olympics The Day De
Castella beat the pain in Spain , The Sunday Age, 10/9/00
Olympics Olympics
love affair sealed with a kiss , The Age, 15/8/00
Features
The Spirit is Willing but the legs are
weak , The Sunday Age, 23/7/00
Olympics Coming
to terms with the Snickers Bar Incident , The Sunday Age, 23/9/2000
Olympics Hi
World, from Aisle 334, Row 23. The Sunday Age, 17/9/00
Opinion SBS soccer
fans can't fight the money god , The Sunday Age 2/7/00
Features A quarter
of a day in the life of Matt Tilley , The Age 27/4/00
Features Sons of Scray,
Daughter of the Windsors , The Sunday Age 26/3/00
Opinion That
Auld Mug, why should anyone care? , The Age 9/3/00
Features The
Day Dad had general concerns about McGuinness on Ablett , The Age
24/9/99
Features Up there
with Harry, Labor's Rising Star , The Sunday Age 12/9/99
Features Cereal
Monogamy , Good Weekend 1/7/99
Opinion Young,
liberal and oh so rednecked , The Age 20/1/99
Features The laziness
of the long distance runner , The Age 13/1/99
Opinion The door
bitch you will meet in heaven , The Age 6/1/99
Opinion The Seven
McWonders of the McWorld - no thanks , The Age 30/12/98
Since 1998, I have written articles and opinion columns for The Age,
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On the 15th of February, the day after Valentines Day, Tam and I were married. We did it at Red Hill, and everything, save the unintentional murder of some metallina roses, went absolutely perfectly.
Prior to the exchange of vows, celebrant Jon Von Goes http://www.jvgcelebrant.com/ , held up the book ‘How we Met’ to the assembled friends and family, and mocked me for referring him to a fully fledged book when he just asked for our meeting story. ‘How we Met’ is full of meeting stories, it’s a perfect Valentines present, and my contribution is reproduced here (with permission from Penguin Books).
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