Tag: Joyce
How the tech community has rallied to Ukraine’s cyber-defence
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As the conflict in Ukraine escalates, expert cyber-watchers have been speculating about the kind of cyber-attacks that Russia might conduct. Will the Kremlin turn off Ukraine’s power grid, dismantle Ukraine’s transpor...
‘They did an Alan Joyce on us’: how the Sydney rail dispute escalated
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The transport union has accused the New South Wales government of playing politics with commuters amid claims the two parties had come to a weekend agreement which would have prevented a shutdown of the state’s train ...
Where to start with: James Joyce
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The books of James Joyce, along with Middlemarch and War and Peace, were among the titles that many vowed to read when the UK was plunged into its first coronavirus lockdown. Almost two years later, we now know that m...
Qantas boss Alan Joyce compares Western Australia border restrictions to North Korea
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Qantas chief executive, Alan Joyce, has compared Western Australia’s ongoing border closure to the totalitarian state of North Korea. Speaking on 3AW on Friday, Joyce lamented there wasn’t a plan in WA for when the st...
Major collection of James Joyce documents and books donated to university
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A telegram sent by Samuel Beckett to James Joyce on his 49th birthday, 91 years ago today, has been given to the University of Reading by Joyce’s grandson and his wife. The missive, in which the Waiting for Godot auth...
‘It’s been a lot’: Joyce Carol Oates, SA Cosby, Richard Ford and Margo Jefferson on Biden’s first year
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Richard Ford is a novelist and short story writer best known for his quartet of novels featuring the protagonist Frank Bascombe, a failed sportswriter turned novelist, which includes The Sportswriter, Independence Day...
I had death threats and my tires slashed for my reporting. Many journalists in the Pacific face huge dangers
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I spent five years as the lone journalist on the remote Pacific island of Yap. During that time I was harassed, spat at, threatened with assassination and warned that I was being followed. The tyres on my car were sla...