“Street Rhythm” is an exciting new exhibition of Kate Birrell’s recent paintings. The exhibition will be held at Chapel off Chapel, Prahran from 21st May to 9th June. Join Kate for Opening Night from 6.00pm to 8pm on Tuesday 21st May.
Almanac Art – Kate Birrell: Street Rhythm Exhibition 21 May (opening night function) – 9th June
May 13, 2019 by 1 Comment
Almanac Footy Teams – Political Football
May 13, 2019 by 24 Comments
Who’d you vote for? Andrew Gaylard has come with a footy team of leaders who have been either Prime Minister or President of their country.
Cam Hooke’s Collingwood Life – Round 8 Review & Round 9 Preview
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Cam Hooke wraps up for the True Believers the Round 8 Collingwood game against the Blues, and previews the Pies Round 9 game against the Saints.
Round 8 – North Melbourne vs Geelong: Why Tim Kelly has our Cat hearts
May 13, 2019 by 5 Comments
Anna Pavlou has a soft spot for Geelong’s Tim Kelly as her report shows.
Round 8 – Carlton v Collingwood: the despair of deflation
May 13, 2019 by 3 Comments
Yvette Hollings has experienced many emotions in her life and they continued for her with the Blues & Pies Round 8 clash as deflation hit her hard.
Round 8 – Carlton v Collingwood: Too close for comfort
May 13, 2019 by 1 Comment
Sean Mortell felt apprehensive about the Blues and Pies Round 8 clash, no matter their position on the ladder, it’s always game on, and this match was no exception.
Round 8 – Sydney v Essendon: What the hell am I doing?
May 12, 2019 by 9 Comments
The heart, the teeth, feeling absolutely terrible, and don’t forget the Bloods, are all just part of a day for Jan Courtin as she explains.
Round 8 – Sydney v Essendon: Who ya gonna call?
May 12, 2019 by 2 Comments
Tom Bally is relieved the Swans were able to hang on and win in the Round match against the Bombers at the SCG on Friday night.
Round 8 – Carlton v Collingwood: The appropriately titled “Unbiased Report”
May 12, 2019 by 3 Comments
Umpiring decisions made Tony Reed’s day a frustrating one during the Round 8 match between Carlton and Collingwood as can be seen by his “unbiased report.”
Round 8 – Sydney v Essendon: Either way, I win (and yet lose as well).
May 10, 2019 by 5 Comments
Caspar McLeod is a Bombers supporter who also supports the Swans, so he is a winner tonight as the Swans hold on to a 5 point victory in their Round 8 clash at the SCG.
Round 8 – Sal’s Preview: No Mummy for Mother’s Day
May 10, 2019 by 2 Comments
Sal’s going with gut feeling here – and some analysis. But it seems he thinks a weekend of upsets is looming.
Round 7 – Geelong v Essendon: Dips, I’ll fill you in.
May 10, 2019 by 7 Comments
For Dips – some notes on Geelong’s win last week. Can anyone else help fill Dips in? [Busy week – JTH]
Reds Foundation (Fitzroy FC) Political Lunch with Hung Le
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Book now for lunch with Hung Le speak at the Reds Foundation and Fitzroy FC on Saturday 18th May at the Brunswick St Oval..
Almanac Music: Introducing Heed the Porter (especially today, May 10, because their single comes out today)
May 10, 2019 by 4 Comments
Heed the Porter are an alt rock/blues band from Brisbane. They have much to offer. Do yourself a favour…
Almanac Anniversaries: A Quick Thank You from Matt Zurbo
May 9, 2019 by 6 Comments
Matt Zurbo looks at the clock and realises he’s been writing for the Almanac for ten years. He’s a do-er. But he stops for a minute to think about why. [Thanks Matt. It’s yours as much as anyone’s. – JTH]
Riverina Wool Team Inspires Selection of NSW Greatest Team
May 9, 2019 by 8 Comments
Rod Gillett has been involved in the selection of the NSW Greatest Team of All Time. It was announced today (May 9, 2019) in Sydney. Take a look!
Haiku Bob – Round 7: nature calls
May 9, 2019 by 4 Comments
Haiku Bob is grappling with more than football.
FEARLESS 2019 Round 7: And on the seventh day he went to the Tribunal and got off!
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Fearless wraps up the Round 7 action. How many Crows and Dockers got 30-plus possessions in the twilight?
VFA/VFL – The Burgers v The Boroughs: Red and blue deja vu
May 9, 2019 by 10 Comments
Mic Rees sees a moving tribute to legendary Coburg stalwart Ian Liversidge before watching his Port Melbourne side taken on the locals. His visit to Coburg City Oval takes him back to one of the VFA’s memorable grand finals- when Port came back from oblivion to snatch victory against Coburg in1980. [Super evocation of past and present – JTH]
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