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Style matters #2: Slicing the ‘e’ off swathe

March 10, 2013by reporting4work Leave a comment

While working as a sub-editor, an erudite colleague once pointed out to me that while we say – and more often write – the word swathe (which rhymes with lathe) as […]

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Is Australia surrendering its egalitarianism?

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TWO very close friends are off on an extended European holiday later this year and last week asked, via email, whether there was any truth in a rather alarming article […]

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Crowd at opening of Bee Gees Way at Redcliffe on February 14, 2013

Crowd control must start with the individual

February 21, 2013by reporting4work Leave a comment

WHAT is it about big crowds that they seem to be magnets for the ill-mannered almost every time? Recently I stood amid thousands of Barry Gibb fans just to hear […]

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Style matters #1: ‘Myriad’ never married ‘of’

February 21, 2013by reporting4work 1 Comment

How many times have you seen a sentence that contained a phrase such as “We were attacked by a myriad of insects and …” OR “They loved him in a myriad of […]

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Welcome

February 21, 2013by reporting4work Leave a comment

Welcome to reporting4work, a blog written by Trina McLellan, who runs a writing, editing, training and communication consultancy business, Reporting For Work, from the eastern seaboard Australian city of Brisbane in […]

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