The @nytimes gets Australia hilariously wrong, again, in an article on arts funding.
In 2003, NSW elected Bob Carr. Hardly a “footy man”...
And as for AFL being the “football” of NSW...
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The @nytimes gets Australia hilariously wrong, again, in an article on arts funding.
In 2003, NSW elected Bob Carr. Hardly a “footy man”...
And as for AFL being the “football” of NSW...
pic.twitter.com/jOKDomjMTS
This is the same Bob Carr who once brought a book to a Swans game to read when he got bored?
Indeed.
And went home from a game at half time because "all the players left the field so I thought it was over." AND later boasted about it.
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