CBD column: Tour de force: No one can compete with show-stopping Julia Gillard | kishor_nr noeltowell
’s upcoming stage shows in Sydney and Melbourne, reflecting on her famous 2012 misogyny speech roasting then opposition leaderNo competition: tickets to former prime minister Julia Gillard’s shows are the hottest tickets in town.with former SBS newsreader– which has sold out the 2500-seat Hamer Hall in Melbourne’s Arts Centre and looks set to fill the 4700-capacity Aware Super Theatre at Sydney’s convention centre – is forcing other events to concede they can’t compete.
“Participants in the WEL celebration event will want to attend the Gillard event, and we felt it was important that our community has the opportunity to celebrate both of these great moments in history,” the lobby told ticket holders by email. “Unsuccessful” would become a common word in Zepinic’s almost two decade-long legal saga. After 10 failed legal actions, the court ordered the sale of the property, with proceeds distributed to the builders. Zepinic called this an act of “ethnic cleansing” possibly worse than the bloodshed he’d witnessed during the Balkan war.
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