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From Bad to Verse

The 19th century is famed for some truly pathetic poetry, writes Kathy Hunt.

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The Return of Ern

Despite his bogus birth, Malley's poetic spirit still lives on, writes Christine Wertheim.

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The Flickering Light Fantastic

Brian Eno may have lit up the Opera House, but neon Sydney is fading fast, suggests Dugald Jellie.

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