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Ian Warden

Ian Warden

Columnist at The Canberra Times

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    Recent Articles

    canberratimes.com.au

    Why I've enforced a no-news bubble for these Trump-troubled times

    What is to become of those of us daring to live a Trump-free life?
    almost 2 years ago
    canberratimes.com.au

    This isn't Camilla's first time in Canberra - her spirit was here i...

    Diana was wondrously glamorous but it seemed no life for a girl.
    almost 2 years ago
    canberratimes.com.au

    Roadside posters of cackling candidates are verging on ridiculous

    No thinking voter wants to vote for a flibbertigibbet.
    about 2 years ago
    canberratimes.com.au

    I know less about Elizabeth Lee than Joan my tennis ball machine

    These are the questions I'd ask the Canberra Liberals' leader...
    about 2 years ago
    canberratimes.com.au

    Why don't we give Ricky the boot, Canberra?

    Men do have souls. Obviously. But women? Hmmm.
    about 2 years ago
    canberratimes.com.au

    Australia's answer to Venice? It's not a terrible idea, by George

    I do like to wonder what a federal capital at Lake George would have been like.
    almost 3 years ago
    canberratimes.com.au

    Why do people become conservative with time?

    It is always very sad to see youthful idealism, especially our own, trickle away down the gurgler of...
    about 4 years ago
    canberratimes.com.au

    Are dogs part of the family or just furry fashion accessories?

    Why do we feel the need to own dogs?
    about 4 years ago
    canberratimes.com.au

    Picture a mentally healthier ACT in the year 3000

    Readers with agile imaginations, lend me your minds!
    over 4 years ago
    canberratimes.com.au

    Moby Dick and the federal election

    Elections are sordid, intelligence-insulting and brutalising but great literature is soul-tenderising.
    over 4 years ago
    canberratimes.com.au

    Masks of shame cover PM’s motives

    While most mere mortals succumb to garden-variety hypocrisies, there are those untruths that properly shock us because they are truly “malignant”.
    over 4 years ago