Grace Mackenzie completes her three-part series on ‘my favourite pubs’ with her take on the All Nations Hotel in Richmond. This is a delightful amalgam of personal experience and the history and life of a great pub. [Love it Grace – JTH]
Almanac Pubs: Grace Mackenzie’s third pub, the All Nations in Richmond
December 20, 2024 by 8 Comments
Almanac (Pub) Life: The Last Chance to Save The Tote
March 26, 2024 by 8 Comments
Grace Mackenzie is the Footy Almanac’s Kevin Densley scholar and continues with her series related to Aussie pubs. This time it’s that great music pub in Collingwood – The Tote.
Almanac (Pub) Life: My Humpty Doo Hotel
July 20, 2023 by 15 Comments
Grace Mackenzie is the inaugural Kevin Densley Scholar. She loves being in pubs, and working in pubs. This year she’ll tell the story of a few she loves. A Territory girl, now living in Melbourne, she starts her series with the famous Humpty Doo Hotel just outside of Darwin.
Grace Mackenzie’s Pub Life: Saving our Soles
September 16, 2022 by 1 Comment
Columnist Grace Mackenzie’s conversion to pub life has been complete. She loves having a few drinks. She loves pouring a few drinks. Here she pays tribute to some of her favourite pubs.
AusPol101: Does a Labor Government indicate a brighter future for young people?
June 1, 2022 by 2 Comments
Now the dust is settled after the Federal Election and the horizon beyond with a Labor government, Grace shares her take on what is to come with Anthony Albanese in charge and the critique she gives for the policies the Labor government intend to introduce.
AusPol101: The 2022 Federal Election in review
May 26, 2022 by 2 Comments
Grace Mackenzie follows up and reports on the aftermath of the Federal Election and provides her reactions to the results.
AusPol101: Who are the young ones voting for in this election?
May 18, 2022 by Leave a Comment
Grace Mackenzie is counting the hours. She’s been surveying the young ones, and thinking through the analysis, and has a few things to say about what might happen in the federal election.
AusPol101: Young people are a demographic that few understand, but the Greens have cracked the code.
May 11, 2022 by 1 Comment
Grace Mackenzie is not too impressed with the major parties’ attempts to reach younger voters via their wooden social media posts – except for the Greens. She explains why.
AusPol101: No one falls victim to internet trolls more than ScoMo, but not for the things that matter.
May 4, 2022 by 2 Comments
Grace Mackenzie reviews Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s blunders while using social media in past as the Federal Election heats up and set for the showdown in three weeks time.
AusPol101: University students are a key demographic, so why is the current election campaign overlooking them?
April 27, 2022 by 4 Comments
Grace Mackenzie wonders why the economics of tertiary education has not been a central issue (yet) in the election campaign.
AusPol101: Young people are following the federal election closely, just not how you might think.
April 21, 2022 by 6 Comments
We introduce our new Wednesday column AusPol101 penned by Deakin Uni’s Grace Mackenzie (who knows her way around student life). As the federal election campaign unfolds, Grace will offer insights from the perspective of a student. Here she looks at how students are engaging with Australian politics.
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