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What Went Right - 27 JAN 2017
Another three articles about "what went right" from the mainstream media, rather than "what went wrong".
Australia Day Fremantle: Mayor claims victory despite citizenship ceremony backdown by Rebecca Turner (ABC Western Australia)
The City of Fremantle controversially decided not to celebrate Australia Day this year with the "traditional" fireworks and public celebrations on the 26th of Australia, out of sympathy with the Indigenous peoples of the area. Instead, their big celebration is going to be on the 28th - an alternative "One Day" event.
Western Australia's first mechanical cabbage harvester put to work by Tyne Logan (ABC Rural, Western Australia)
The first mechanical cabbage harvester in use in WA has been put to work harvesting cabbages on a farm in Manjimup.
Lunar New Year: Five cultures, five different dishes cooked to celebrate the year of the rooster by Amanda Hoh (ABC Radio Sydney)
A look at the sorts of food served to celebrate the Lunar New Year by people of a number of different Asian cultures living in Australia.
So there's my three for the day. If you've found any articles about "what went right" in your news feeds, why not share them in the comments?
Australia Day Fremantle: Mayor claims victory despite citizenship ceremony backdown by Rebecca Turner (ABC Western Australia)
The City of Fremantle controversially decided not to celebrate Australia Day this year with the "traditional" fireworks and public celebrations on the 26th of Australia, out of sympathy with the Indigenous peoples of the area. Instead, their big celebration is going to be on the 28th - an alternative "One Day" event.
Western Australia's first mechanical cabbage harvester put to work by Tyne Logan (ABC Rural, Western Australia)
The first mechanical cabbage harvester in use in WA has been put to work harvesting cabbages on a farm in Manjimup.
Lunar New Year: Five cultures, five different dishes cooked to celebrate the year of the rooster by Amanda Hoh (ABC Radio Sydney)
A look at the sorts of food served to celebrate the Lunar New Year by people of a number of different Asian cultures living in Australia.
So there's my three for the day. If you've found any articles about "what went right" in your news feeds, why not share them in the comments?