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 Candle in the Wind by The Ovi Team
06 September 2021
September 6th 1997. "The people's princess" was the label Great Britain's newly elected Prime Minister Tony Blair chose to use in describing the late Princess Diana in his first public statement following her death. (Add a comment) |  Luciano Pavarotti by The Ovi Team
06 September 2021
Luciano Pavarotti (October 12, 1935 - September 6, 2007) was an Italian tenor and one of the most popular contemporary vocal performers in the world of opera and across multiple musical genres. (1 comment) |  Diana's funeral by The Ovi Team
06 September 2021
September 6th 1997; Britain and the world have said farewell to Diana, Princess of Wales, at the end of an unprecedented week of mourning. A four mile procession brought her coffin to Westminster Abbey, where politicians and celebrities joined the Royal F (Add a comment) |  Dawid by Abigail George
05 September 2021
'How was your day, Dawid' Dawid ignored Marguerite. 'Time heals. Time is supposed to heal all wounds. Isn't that what they say?' said Dawid in a contemplative mood. (Add a comment) |  Tasmania In Your Stride by Saloni Kaul
05 September 2021
Those rivers way above all charted sound till viscidly they ran
Their tough course plying thundering beneath;
What's high, what's low, what's up, what's down we scan, (Add a comment) |  Opening invitation: Secured - Politics of Bodies and Spaces Wed 8.9. at 3-7pm by Ovi Magazine Guest
05 September 2021
Welcome to the combined exhibition opening and publication launch of Frame's Rehearsing Hospitalities Companion 3 publication on Wednesday 8.9. at 3-7 pm! (Add a comment) |  Worming 21_16 by Thanos Kalamidas
05 September 2021
A family of worms and all their worm friends worming in new adventures (Add a comment) |  On the Road by The Ovi Team
05 September 2021
September 5th 1957; one of the first novels of the Beat movement of the 1950s, On the Road, by Jack Kerouac, is published on this day in 1957. The novel chronicles the cross-country wanderings of a Kerouac-like hero... (Add a comment) |  Terrorists take Israeli hostages at the Olympics by The Ovi Team
05 September 2021
September 5th 1972; In the early morning hours of September 5, six members of the Arab terrorist group known as Black September dressed in the Olympic sweat suits of Arab nations and jumped the fence surrounding the Olympic village... (Add a comment) |  How bureaucracies are edging closer to dominate societies by Murray Hunter
04 September 2021
Civil services across the world have generally grown over the last century, both in size and influence over the everyday lives of citizens. In many countries, public sector jobs are growing at a faster rate than general... (Add a comment) |  Just Drive Baby by Nikos Laios
04 September 2021
He was a
Polyester
Dinosaur,
And had
Lived in a
Polyester age;
Ritchie Valens
And the
Big Bopper. (Add a comment) |  Abandoned and Alone: Lamenting the US-Australian Alliance by Dr. Binoy Kampmark
04 September 2021
Listening to Australian pundits talk about the relationship of their country with the US - at least from a strategic perspective - can be a trying exercise. It is filled with angst, Freudian fears of abandonment... (Add a comment) |  A fistful of cactus 21#05 by Thanos Kalamidas
04 September 2021
When a cactus becomes the sheriff then a whole lot of spines shoot around! (Add a comment) |  Mary Renault by The Ovi Team
04 September 2021
September 4th; Mary Renault, critically acclaimed author of historical novels about ancient civilizations, is born. Born Mary Challans (Renault was a pen name); she was the daughter of a London physician. At age 8, she decided to be a writer. At Oxford, s (Add a comment) | | newer 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 older |
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