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Hirst, Martin and Schutze, Robert (2004) Getting the Story Straight: Greg Sheridan in the Shifting Moral Sands of Iraq.
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Kirkpatrick, R. (2005) Hocking family struck a rich newspaper lode at Kalgoorlie. PANPA Bulletin, April 244: 56-57.
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Kirkpatrick, Rod (2005) How a Communist Rag in Darwin Became a Newspaper for Mount Isa. PANPA Bulletin, June: 56-57.
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McIlwaine, Steve (2003) How Much 'Real' Science Do Australian and New Zealand Newspapers Publish?. Australian Journalism Review, 25 1: 129-143.
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