Richard Woolcott

Article Abstract:

Former secretary of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Richard Woolcott served seven prime ministers and 12 foreign ministers before retiring in 1992. In his new memoir, "The Hot Seat," he says, among other things, that Australia's involvement in the US war against Iraq only reinforces the notion that Australia is simply a US-UK outpost in the South Pacific.

Product introduction, New Products/Services, Column, Quotations, Diplomats, The Hot Seat (Book), Woolcott, Richard

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Richard Walsh and David Salter: co-editors

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This article focuses on an electronic newsletter founded by Richard Walsh and David Salter, which aims to provide cerebral stimulation with articles commenting on the spirit of the times. Topics addressed include the personal philosophies of the editors, their marketing plans, and their opinions concerning the future of journalism.

Standards, Analysis, Management, Marketing, Electronic publishing, Social change, Electronic periodicals, Journalists, Editors

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Tri and Lanna Tran: restaurateurs

Article Abstract:

An interview with Vietnamese immigrants and restaurant owners Tri and Lanna Tran is presented. Topics include their lives in Vietnam, their escape from the country and their current lives and ambitions.

Interview, Immigrants, Restaurateurs, Vietnamese (Southeast Asian people), Vietnamese in foreign countries, Tran, Lanna, Tran, Tri

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