The coincidental tourist

Article Abstract:

Liberal Prime Minister of Australia John Howard showed his contempt for the terrorists planting bombs on London trains by making unscheduled visits to this places and attending the First and Second Test of the Ashes tour as part of the fight against terrorism. A similar coincidence occurred during the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001 when Howard's routine overseas trip took on an air of importance and became unexpectedly newsworthy, due to which Opposition Leaders Kim Beazley and Peter Costello are finding it hard to make up ground.

Public affairs, Political activity, Travel, Howard, John

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Putting on arias

Article Abstract:

Chamber Made Opera, founded in 1988 by Australian Douglas Horton, has performed on 4 continents, including 13 new Australian works. Its productions range from alternative works to more traditional pieces. Horton sought to revive opera by replacing outdated techniques and introducing modern aspects. Contemporary opera suffers from a widespread opinion that it is too challenging.

Innovations, Behavior, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Operas, Opera producers and directors, Opera directors, Opera producers, Horton, Douglas

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On with the shows

Article Abstract:

War, terrorism and the SARS virus has not affected the 2004 Adelaide festival to be held in Australia and it were attended by international artists. Due to the war in Iraq and the outbreak of the SARS virus, a number of tours and dance shows have had to be cancelled.

Reports, Public participation, Carnival (Festival), Severe acute respiratory syndrome

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