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Some positive media coverage

Farmer
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Not often the last three pages of the leading Melbourne paper ( The Age) are devoted to US. And they all present a positive outlook! 
Perhaps a response to Max’s stated views about the coverage of Michael Warner in The Hun “ I don’t  read anything Michael Warner writes”!

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    11 minutes ago, Farmer said:

    Not often the last three pages of the leading Melbourne paper ( The Age) are devoted to US. And they all present a positive outlook! 
    Perhaps a response to Max’s stated views about the coverage of Michael Warner in The Hun “ I don’t  read anything Michael Warner writes”!

    I think as long as we keep answering our critics with our recent efforts they might leave us alone.

    After a period of looking harder for stuff to tar us with.

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    Actually the articles by the "real" journalists at the Age seemed pretty complimentary & objective, but "Carro's contribution to "journalism" compares favourably with Channel 7's "current affairs" program. 

    I do not think it is in her DNA to say anything positive about Melbourne FC.

    Actually I feel that Collingwood should have to pay Gus' contract out of their "Player payments"  with no salary cap relief considering what they got away with.

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    1 hour ago, dimmy said:

    Actually the articles by the "real" journalists at the Age seemed pretty complimentary & objective, but "Carro's contribution to "journalism" compares favourably with Channel 7's "current affairs" program. 

    I do not think it is in her DNA to say anything positive about Melbourne FC.

    Actually I feel that Collingwood should have to pay Gus' contract out of their "Player payments"  with no salary cap relief considering what they got away with.

    What are you talking about? 

    Caroline thinks we have handled CO13 expertly and have been unfairly brought into the drugs policy furore.

    Her article today simply states facts about how we are trying to handle a situation. 

    Burying our heads up our [censored] doesn’t work.

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    3 hours ago, rpfc said:

    What are you talking about? 

    Caroline thinks we have handled CO13 expertly and have been unfairly brought into the drugs policy furore.

    Her article today simply states facts about how we are trying to handle a situation. 

    Burying our heads up our [censored] doesn’t work.

    I too have no idea what the problem was with that article but it seems to have fired people up. The most contentious she gets is referring to it as a tightrope situation.

    People need to chill, seriously.

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