John Pollak

John Pollak did Arts and Law at Sydney uni. He practiced Law for a short while and went into business. He made too much money for his own good and today is not so much retired as having little to do. He plays tennis and carries the bags for his wife when she goes overseas. When prompted and badgered he does the occasional review.

He goes to Ethiopia every now and then and where, with Professor McGuigan of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, he is bringing the Sodis Program for safer water to the Tigray region.

When seen in public he is often hunched over a cup of coffee and a foccacio whilst immersed in a diabolical suduko. Or he is driving his wife to bridge.

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SYDNEY PHILHARMONIA CHOIR : LOST BIRDS

 

We saw this at the White Bay Power Station. This is a decommissioned power plant an hour walk from the CBD.  It is 38000sq meters. It is a magnificent relic. It was Sydney’s last remaining and longest serving power 
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ENSEMBLE OFFSPRING : AVANT GARDENS

On a sunny autumn afternoon we found ourselves in an elegant terrace on Boyce road Glebe. We came for a recital by a duo of Cello and Violin ..in a Salon.

Concerts via the forum of a salon make listening

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