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Rebecca Levingston

Thumbnail for A sad sign of the times: Fuel for thought in a world that’s increasingly under the pump

A sad sign of the times: Fuel for thought in a world that’s increasingly under the pump

Thumbnail for On a wing and a prayer – can birds of a political feather bring our nation together?

On a wing and a prayer – can birds of a political feather bring our nation together?

Thumbnail for Sorting through seven decades of memories has turned up many treasures

Sorting through seven decades of memories has turned up many treasures

Thumbnail for Last drinks: Sometimes, even a Stalwart can’t hold back tide

Last drinks: Sometimes, even a Stalwart can’t hold back tide

Thumbnail for A word to the wise: Get a grip on our changing language before it changes you

A word to the wise: Get a grip on our changing language before it changes you

Thumbnail for Ordinary reef, white sharks and walls of China – our new world without hyperbole

Ordinary reef, white sharks and walls of China – our new world without hyperbole

Thumbnail for From beaches and bottoms to the Beatles, the trick for 2022 is to keep calm and carry on

From beaches and bottoms to the Beatles, the trick for 2022 is to keep calm and carry on

Thumbnail for A not-so-gentle reminder of how quickly things can slip from our grasp

A not-so-gentle reminder of how quickly things can slip from our grasp

Thumbnail for With no more school lunches to be packed, it’s beginning to feel a lot like Christmas

With no more school lunches to be packed, it’s beginning to feel a lot like Christmas

Thumbnail for Deck the halls with festive folly – how silly presents can relieve the Christmas grind

Deck the halls with festive folly – how silly presents can relieve the Christmas grind

Thumbnail for Lesson learned: Slow down, look up or the cost could be much worse than a fine

Lesson learned: Slow down, look up or the cost could be much worse than a fine

Thumbnail for The truth hurts – but should you be called a liar because you’re doing your job?

The truth hurts – but should you be called a liar because you’re doing your job?

Thumbnail for When the phone rings, I can’t help but think of the man who always answered the call

When the phone rings, I can’t help but think of the man who always answered the call

Thumbnail for Please pardon me for a moment while I get a few things off my chest

Please pardon me for a moment while I get a few things off my chest

Thumbnail for Thumbs up: Turning over a new leaf as your workplace goes 50 shades of green

Thumbs up: Turning over a new leaf as your workplace goes 50 shades of green

Thumbnail for Don’t give a sausage: True believers won’t be changing their minds any time soon

Don’t give a sausage: True believers won’t be changing their minds any time soon

Thumbnail for In defence of ‘Fakebook’ – Why putting social back into media is site for sore eyes

In defence of ‘Fakebook’ – Why putting social back into media is site for sore eyes

Thumbnail for There’s a world of difference between ageing and getting old – just ask Everald

There’s a world of difference between ageing and getting old – just ask Everald

Thumbnail for Lice, damn lice and statistics – all you need to know about nits but were afraid to ask

Lice, damn lice and statistics – all you need to know about nits but were afraid to ask

Thumbnail for Surf’s up. Potentially permanently on the Sunshine Coast

Surf’s up. Potentially permanently on the Sunshine Coast

Thumbnail for No room for little lies: In the euthanasia vote the truth will count, big time

No room for little lies: In the euthanasia vote the truth will count, big time

Thumbnail for How bingles, beer trucks and a half-swallowed frog got me a job in radio

How bingles, beer trucks and a half-swallowed frog got me a job in radio

Thumbnail for Do you still have the write stuff – or are we all in danger of reverting to type?

Do you still have the write stuff – or are we all in danger of reverting to type?

Thumbnail for Perfect hindsight – making sense of Covid through the eyes of six ordinary Qlders

Perfect hindsight – making sense of Covid through the eyes of six ordinary Qlders