By webmaster on Tue 1st Dec 2009
As reported in The Argus on Tuesday, 3 October 1917:
Personal
The Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes), accompanied by his wife and son Charles (who is now convalescent after his serious motor cycle accident), left Melbourne yesterday afternoon for Clifton Springs, Read more >>
By webmaster on Tue 1st Dec 2009
On Monday November 2, the Book Club met to discuss Robert Kaplan’s Medical Murder: Disturbing Cases of Doctors Who Kill. Kaplan shows that medical murder (he calls it clinicide) has a long history in the profession, while stressing that it is practised by a very small proportion of doctors.
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By Anne on Tue 1st Dec 2009
Kel’s dog Jack
Jack is the 30th dog that Kel has adopted. Kel competed Jack in the Geelong Show High jump this year and he came 2nd. Kel says “The problem is that his respirator wasn’t working well so he could jump beyond the reach of his oxygen line – he jumps so high.” Read more >>
