About Author
David’s two years in the public service convinced him that there could be a better way to spend his days than auditing seagulls. Stumbling into advertising sales (thanks to his former wife’s boss) and being a bear of somewhat limited imagination, he’s persevered with this pursuit despite considerable sage counsel that he should cease and desist. So it’s been forty years of roller-coasting through all aspects of advertising and, more recently, publishing with highlights such as being the founding publisher of BRW and Personal Investor followed a few years later with the same role at Time Australia. Tiring of corporate politics and endless meetings, in 1988 he established Indigo Arch Publishing to explore “self-employment” (ie, easing into retirement) and custom publishing. YourLifeChoices evolved (tortuously) from this company and David is proud of his glacial transition from print to the new-fangled online media which, he hopes, is not just another flash in the pan!
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Is the refugee review too soft?
Government claims most of those arriving by boat are ‘economic migrants'
In the Shadow of Gallipoli
David reviews Robert Bollard's new book ‘In the Shadow of Gallipoli'
Gallipoli from Above
There could be no more appropriate or thought-provoking viewing for ANZAC Day
Gallipoli
In the mid 1970s and 1980s in Australia there was a huge flowering of home-grown cinema.
Jack Irish
My excitement was barely containable upon learning of these two telemovies
Redfern Now
No number of promos could have prepared the viewer for just how riveting this new, indigenous drama
Monsieur Lazhar
This is a quiet, not so little, (at 94 minutes) movie, which is both contemporary and uplifting.
No hurry on the Murray
There's water in it and no red lights, finds David Fallick as he explores this mighty river.
Rupert Murdoch caught on tape
Murdoch caught out again by leaked comments