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An essay commissioned by The Times (London) and then re-published in Australia.
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It Wouldn't Pay to Return Home
2004
single work
criticism
— Appears in: The Weekend Australian , 17-18 April 2004; (p. 27) Greer reacts to the 'badging' by The Australian newspaper of her essay, originally commissioned by The Times (London) and re-published by The Australian under the banner 'Slack and Insufferable'. She also takes issue with the negative reaction of Australians, including the Prime Minister, John Howard, to the thoughts expressed in the essay.
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It Wouldn't Pay to Return Home
2004
single work
criticism
— Appears in: The Weekend Australian , 17-18 April 2004; (p. 27) Greer reacts to the 'badging' by The Australian newspaper of her essay, originally commissioned by The Times (London) and re-published by The Australian under the banner 'Slack and Insufferable'. She also takes issue with the negative reaction of Australians, including the Prime Minister, John Howard, to the thoughts expressed in the essay.
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