Classified as: project update, reflections, discourse, beautiful world
Greetings to all research participants and any other interested readers for 2015. I hope you had a great break and celebrated the summer solstice.
I haven't updated the blog for some time because I'm making slow progress at present and, yep, I did have a bit of a holiday.
Back at work now. Research things I have been doing:
Hoping to get the report out to research participants within the next couple of months - so I'd better get on with it. Anyway we all know the old parable about tortoises and hares I guess (hope it's true).
In the meantime, hasn't Australian politics been interesting? We live in interesting times. Yes we all have our views on particular politicians, but isn't the basic issue that many of us (hopefully the majority) want a fairer Australia?
This article by David Marr seems to cover it pretty well: 'Abbott has failed to make the one promise that could save him: to be fair'.
Interested to hear your views on this. I know commenting on blogger is hard, but it can be done! Or you can email me on valerie.kay@monash.edu if you can't comment here.
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| Giant tortoise - from Wikipedia |
I haven't updated the blog for some time because I'm making slow progress at present and, yep, I did have a bit of a holiday.
Back at work now. Research things I have been doing:
- drafting a report to research participants on project findings and implications, for feedback
- rewriting an article about climate change denial (been doing this forever so it seems)
- writing a short report about PCP strategic priorities in 2009-12 and 2013-17
- reading eco-feminist theory
Hoping to get the report out to research participants within the next couple of months - so I'd better get on with it. Anyway we all know the old parable about tortoises and hares I guess (hope it's true).
In the meantime, hasn't Australian politics been interesting? We live in interesting times. Yes we all have our views on particular politicians, but isn't the basic issue that many of us (hopefully the majority) want a fairer Australia?
This article by David Marr seems to cover it pretty well: 'Abbott has failed to make the one promise that could save him: to be fair'.
Interested to hear your views on this. I know commenting on blogger is hard, but it can be done! Or you can email me on valerie.kay@monash.edu if you can't comment here.
