G’day Guys Cheers
remember what George said in an earlier edition that he thought an Editor was someone that goes around hitting heads, Ed-it-or, and to be honest I thought being a Publisher meant that I would spend more time in the Pub!
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Another edition, and another season of the year. Boy-o-boy, doesn't time fly when you are having fun! You will notice that this edition has more pages than the last - in fact each edition seams to be getting larger than the previous one and hopefully you all like the increased content. We have as usual kept it all in relation to our Club
members activities. (not-forsaking the jokes members have supplied)
I would like to take this opportunity to
show my gratitude to George Larkey, “our editor”, for his efforts and from whom there always seems to be a story or two, uncannily always in the very spirit of the occasion. You will notice his creative style as you turn the pages.
Jim is being very helpful with
grammar and proof reading although now that he has taken on extra duties as our Club Treasurer we are in great need of a fellow member to help us get off the ground with our “Roving Reporter” project. If you feel that you would like to get involved here then please discuss with George and/or myself. You do not need any special qualifications, only “being crackers” especially as you may
“BULL” definition of a Roving Reporter Roving Reporter is a Club
member who obtains stories and
reports in the field of action, along with asking controversial questions whilst looking for different answers from different people. Boy-o-boy, think of the fun if you sat on the Naughty noisy table! “The mind boggles”. You would of course be involved in determining the vision and focus of our “BULL” so that it doesn't become a load of old B??L” Such as:- 1. What do our members want? 2. Will it be a niche “BULL”, and if so what type of niche?
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Should it shift its focus to cover new, emerging issues?
4. Should it target a different Demographic grouping opinion and/or research?
All of these issues will be questions that you can ask our members - something that obviously needs one-to-one discussion and ideas. You do not need a degree in English, Aussie, Welsh, Cockney, communications or journalism, although it would help if you like a visit to the Pub. George has a fantastic way of writing or editing stories in layman‟s language and we have sabre-tooth Jim to check the Grammar.
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f this sounds good to you, then please apply. The remuneration is superb if
you like a pint. All the best - hope you like this Edition. your Publisher
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