‘At the Edge’

Adelaide Interlude

Click the title above to read the complete post. Posted on Wednesday, September 1st, 2010

selected by Alan Wheatley     Each month we look back at a story or article previously published in Bonzer  that still resonates for this selector. Dermott Ryder is a poet, singer, songwriter, producer, event organiser, commentator on a broad range of folk music and writing issues, the editor of the on-line magazine, ‘Folk Odyssey’ [...]

Golden Days

Click the title above to read the complete post. Posted on Sunday, August 1st, 2010

Selected by Alan Wheatley Each month we look back at a story or article previously published in Bonzer.  It is reproduced now because it still strikes a chord. As well as writing Golden Days, her first story for Bonzer, Kath Mounsey also began her popular column she called Funny Business, which has been running continuously [...]

Who’s the Boss Around Here, Anyway?

Click the title above to read the complete post. Posted on Thursday, July 1st, 2010

Selected by Alan Wheatley Each month we look back at a story or article previously published in Bonzer.  It is reproduced now because it still strikes a chord. This month I’ve picked out a very amusing and still highly relevant piece that John Powell wrote in the September 2003 issue. It was John’s first story [...]

Cleaning House

Click the title above to read the complete post. Posted on Tuesday, June 1st, 2010

Compiled by  Alan Wheatley Each month we look back at a story or article previously published in Bonzer.  It is reproduced now because it still strikes a chord. This story first appeared in the August 2003 issue of Bonzer. By Gloria MacKay The couch that grew old as I grew up had doilies straight-pinned into [...]

Plane Crash

Click the title above to read the complete post. Posted on Saturday, May 1st, 2010

Compiled by Alan Wheatley Each month we look back at a story or article previously published in Bonzer.  It is reproduced now because it still strikes a chord. This story was first published in Bonzer! In the July 2003 issue. By Hennie van Dyk A few months after having been promoted general manager and chief [...]

The Muster’s a Must

Click the title above to read the complete post. Posted on Thursday, April 1st, 2010

Edited by Alan Wheatley Each month we look back at a story or article previously published in Bonzer. It is reproduced now because it still strikes a chord. By Mike Larder “Ya up ‘ere for the muster mate,” drawled Bill the publican, his gravelly voice distorted by the drone of an electric shaver that was [...]

Sharyn Munro

Click the title above to read the complete post. Posted on Monday, March 1st, 2010

Compiled  by Alan Wheatley Each month we look back at a story or article previously published in Bonzer! It is reproduced now because it still strikes a chord. This month, my selection comes from  Sharyn Munro who  lives in Singleton, New South Wales, Australia. The Virtual World Seeing is believing, right? As old-fashioned sceptics used [...]

At the Edge

Click the title above to read the complete post. Posted on Monday, February 1st, 2010

Compiled by Alan Wheatley There are gems to be found in earlier issues of Bonzer! and it’s my intention and hope to seek these out and reproduce them on a monthly basis. Revelation of character is the major criterion, but selections may also add something to our understanding of life. It’s not always easy to [...]

Oma’s Christmas Tree

Click the title above to read the complete post. Posted on Tuesday, December 1st, 2009

Edited by Alan Wheatley by Glenice Whitting This story was first published in the December 2004 issue of Bonzer! Glenice Whitting was born in Melbourne and lives at Patterson Lakes, Australia. Returning to study as a mature age student, she obtained her VCE, which led to a BA at Monash University and a MA in [...]

Nothing Wrong with Pretending

Click the title above to read the complete post. Posted on Sunday, November 1st, 2009

Compiled by Alan Wheatley There are gems to be found in earlier issues of Bonzer! and it’s my intention and hope to seek these out and reproduce them on a monthly basis. Revelation of character is the major criterion, but selections may also add something to our understanding of life. It’s not always easy to [...]