MARTIN FLANAGAN: Talking to Mum
Martin Flanagan’s mother died seven years ago. On his 66th birthday, he returned to his birthplace and had a chat with her.
Read MorePosted by Martin Flanagan | Feb 23, 2021 | Other Stuff, Society |
Martin Flanagan’s mother died seven years ago. On his 66th birthday, he returned to his birthplace and had a chat with her.
Read MorePosted by Martin Flanagan | Jan 25, 2021 | Other Stuff, Society |
Veteran singer-songwriter Shane Howard turns 66 on Australia Day. Martin Flanagan, a friend and admirer, pays tribute.
Read MorePosted by Martin Flanagan | Jan 12, 2021 | Other Stuff, Society |
Martin Flanagan talks about Jenny and Alan Chinn, neighbours for more than 30 years, and of their love during a time of lockdown.
Read MorePosted by Martin Flanagan | Dec 22, 2020 | Other Stuff, Society |
Michael Bowden, who died earlier this year, is a former Richmond premiership player whose life turned to forging a deeper understanding of Indigenous culture, writes Martin Flanagan.
Read MorePosted by Martin Flanagan | Nov 27, 2020 | Other Stuff, Society |
Donald Trump is finished as US President, but has a tumultuous period in American history had ramifications even in Australia? Martin Flanagan thinks so.
Read MorePosted by Martin Flanagan | Oct 30, 2020 | Other Stuff, Society |
Lots of Grand Finals disappoint, says Martin Flanagan. This one didn’t. A week on, he reflects on the Tigers’ third flag in four years, and what makes them and their biggest star tick.
Read MorePosted by Martin Flanagan | Oct 19, 2020 | Other Stuff, Society |
Moyston is a small country town in Victoria with some very big stories to tell when it comes to the fabric of Australian football, says Martin Flanagan.
Read MorePosted by Martin Flanagan | Oct 4, 2020 | Other Stuff, Society |
If Australian football game dies at the grass roots, the game will die. North Hobart Football Club is a rare story of footy regeneration, says Martin Flanagan.
Read MorePosted by Martin Flanagan | Sep 20, 2020 | Other Stuff, Society |
Lives are lost in the pursuit of journalism. And it’s a cause still worth fighting for, says Martin Flanagan.
Read MorePosted by Martin Flanagan | Sep 7, 2020 | Other Stuff, Society |
Martin Flanagan visits York Park, an old stomping ground, and finds much about footy in Tassie’s north changed, but some things still the same.
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