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Author Archives: Sinclair Davidson
Are criminals dumb?
This is what happens when you walk into a store and act like an undercover policeman. Objective We aimed to assess change in the availability of illicit tobacco in small mixed business retail outlets following the December 2012 introduction of … Continue reading
Posted in Take Nanny down
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Reinventing the wheel
This sentence caught my eye in The Australian: The government should also fund thousands of sub-degree programs to keep poorly prepared students out of university courses until they have the academic skills to keep up. That is from a report … Continue reading
Posted in Education
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Judenfrei
Bob Carr: … I think the great mistake of the pro-Israel lobby in Melbourne is to express an extreme right-wing Israeli view rather than a more tolerant liberal Israeli view, and in addition to that, to seek to win on … Continue reading
Posted in Hypocrisy of progressives, International
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Samuel J retires
It is with great sadness that I announce that Samuel J is retiring from blogging. With his Canberra insider perspective he was able to skewer many a crazy policy, crazy politician, and crazy bureaucrat. In the meatime I’m sure he’ll … Continue reading
Posted in Site News
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