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Issue 21

Contents of Issue 21 (September 2000)
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News from Cyberspace — Tony Rogers
A far flung audience begins taking notice

Game Plan — Tony Rogers

"As in all politico-bureaucratic settings, . . . by fair means or foul (usually the latter), all obstacles are eventually surmounted or carpets found to crush them under."

The Sydney Olympics in context

Begin — bohdan yuri

"A brisk cool wind
reminds my soul
that winter
is next on call."

A poet at exam time

On the Trail — E. Roy Strong

"To the triple-forte accompaniment of Carl Orff I peered down surreptitiously from our lounge room window, and a brief inspection revealed immediately that the dramatis personae were, from stage left to right, a Chinese taxi driver and his passenger, the latter well the worse for wear."

Another tall (but allegedly true) story from Sleepy Jack Hanrahan

Plum Tree — Bet Briggs
Life after death

Web Line — Tony Rogers

Now that Bikwil is doing it, we'd better ask, "Does any good really come from putting a print magazine on the Internet?"

A Word in Your Pink Shell-like — Harlish Goop
The odd chance remark rears its head again

Quintessential Quirky Quotes
Comic and Classic, from Everywhere and Everywhen

From the Back Verandah — Fizzgig
Ferries — here and there