Stick this in your memory hole - opening the doors to political debate

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04 October 2007Aduki Independent Press has today announced the publication of a new book - Stick this in your memory hole by Tristan Clark. This collection of 37 essays uses satire, insight and the occasional foul language to critique the state of politics and society in contemporary Australia. Why is this publication different? Because the book, in its entirety, is being made available under a Creative Commons (CC) Attribution-Noncommercial licence.

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