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Major Hashida’s Diary: a Japanese spy in wartime Australia, Part 2

Sydney to Melbourne Part 1 gave the background to Major Sei Hashida’s espionage mission to Australia in January-March 1941, including the Australian intelligence establishment which kept him under surveillance. On his arrival in Sydney, Hashida moved into the Australia Hotel, on the site of the current MLC Centre off Martin Place, and got to work. … Continued

Nick Hordern
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On Gratitude

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Claude Walker
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On Koalas

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Kenny Pittock
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The Somerton Beach Mystery: A Sidebar

Mysteries are governed by the law that no coincidence, however tenuous, is insignificant and the Somerton Beach Mystery, a hardy perennial if ever there were one, is no exception. In the post-war era that particular mystery captured the headlines, and the imaginations, of the population, bringing coincidence and happenstance into the spotlight, no matter how … Continued

Nick Hordern