Jack and the books

Article Abstract:

Ian Jack, the editor of the internationally prestigious literary magazine "Granta," may publish an issue dedicated to Australian writing. Jack was in Australia for the Sydney Writers' Festival and spoke about the benefits of publishing writing from a country gaining a higher international profile. Jack also realizes the danger of defining writing by geographical source.

United Kingdom, Publishing industry, Management, Behavior, Periodicals, Australian literature, Granta (Periodical), Jack, Ian

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Just desserts

Article Abstract:

This article presents the secrets to successful dining out in Australia. Information on the favorable treatment accorded to frequent diners, celebrities, and food critics is presented, as well as strategies by which regular diners can obtain acceptable service in spite of not belonging to any of these favored groups.

Food and nutrition, Restaurants

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Continental shift

Article Abstract:

The Adelaide-Darwin rail link in South Australia promises cheaper freight for Darwin and other tourists in the area. South Australian Tourism Minister Jane Lomax- Smith hopes that the new service will make the job of attracting international visitors to the state easier.

Australia, Line-Haul Railroads, Railroad Freight Operations, International Affairs, Commodity & service prices, Public affairs, Railroads, line-haul operating, Travel Promotion (Govt), Bulk Commodities Svc, Rail Merchandise Traffic, Rail freight, Prices and rates, Political activity, Travel industry, Sales promotions, Public officers, Government officials, Tourism promotion, Company pricing policy, Lomax- Smith, Jane

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