John Lewis

3 weeks ago | countrynews.com.au | John Lewis

Lately, I’ve been thinking about how to make things great again. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content The easy solution, of course, is to re-equip factories for the mass production of Polly Waffles and Fads. But then you’re just pandering to a particular age group. So, how about embedding every office and factory computer with free editions of Super Mario World and The Legend of Zelda? That would make everyone under 40 really happy.

1 month ago | sheppnews.com.au | John Lewis

My piece of ground is triangle-shaped and loved by leaves that left their life in trees to make tiny brittle carpets that speak under your feet along the tracks and the edges of the grass. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content I know all the tracks and their tyre-marked pits around this place, and the burnt-out hulks of trees that somehow still stand grey and black against the sky.

1 month ago | countrynews.com.au | John Lewis

My piece of ground is triangle-shaped and loved by leaves that left their life in trees to make tiny brittle carpets that speak under your feet along the tracks and the edges of the grass. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content I know all the tracks and their tyre-marked pits around this place, and the burnt-out hulks of trees that somehow still stand grey and black against the sky.

1 month ago | sheppnews.com.au | John Lewis

Here we are once again at the gates of a new dawn, with liberty and possibility storming the barricades and leading us into a bright new future like in a painting by Eugène Delacroix. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content Every election arrives with new energy and fresh horizons, even if our horizons are now about tax and mortgages and not so much about the grand dreams of liberty and freedom as they were in Delacroix’s revolutionary France of 1830.

1 month ago | countrynews.com.au | John Lewis

Here we are once again at the gates of a new dawn, with liberty and possibility storming the barricades and leading us into a bright new future like in a painting by Eugène Delacroix. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content Every election arrives with new energy and fresh horizons, even if our horizons are now about tax and mortgages and not so much about the grand dreams of liberty and freedom as they were in Delacroix’s revolutionary France of 1830.