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- Sep 23, 2026
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Milkshakes, ‘mad’ advice and archive fever: Why Richard Glover is the happiest man in the room (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. I arrive early at the Tropicana Caffe in Darlinghurst, but Richard Glover has got there first and is sitting smiling to himself in a corner booth, the happiest man in the room. Glover explains that he is coming up for air after a year of “archive fever”. “The historian Clare Wright talks about the term. I’ve been able to spend a year, often in the state library, with the manuscripts and the books
Milkshakes, ‘mad’ advice and archive fever: Why Richard Glover is the happiest man in the room (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. I arrive early at the Tropicana Caffe in Darlinghurst, but Richard Glover has got there first and is sitting smiling to himself in a corner booth, the happiest man in the room. Glover explains that he is coming up for air after a year of “archive fever”. “The historian Clare Wright talks about the term. I’ve been able to spend a year, often in the state library, with the manuscripts and the books
‘Big Brother was watching’: Ex-students recall life at Opus Dei-linked Sydney school (opens the original)
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“Big brother was always watching you.” This is how a former student recalled Redfield College, the Opus Dei-linked Sydney school that has featured in the Independent Commission Against Corruption’s inquiry into secret political donations. Four targets in ICAC’s Operation Rosny – Robert Assaf, Jeremy Greenwood and Jean-Claude and Charles Perrottet – received their Catholic education at Redfield before starting their activities with the Reformers, a Christian activist group in the NSW Liberal Part
‘Big Brother was watching’: Ex-students recall life at Opus Dei-linked Sydney school (opens the original)
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“Big brother was always watching you.” This is how a former student recalled Redfield College, the Opus Dei-linked Sydney school that has featured in the Independent Commission Against Corruption’s inquiry into secret political donations. Four targets in ICAC’s Operation Rosny – Robert Assaf, Jeremy Greenwood and Jean-Claude and Charles Perrottet – received their Catholic education at Redfield before starting their activities with the Reformers, a Christian activist group in the NSW Liberal Part
‘Big Brother was watching’: Ex-students recall life at Opus Dei-linked Sydney school (opens the original)
Read excerpt
“Big brother was always watching you.” This is how a former student recalled Redfield College, the Opus Dei-linked Sydney school that has featured in the Independent Commission Against Corruption’s inquiry into secret political donations. Four targets in ICAC’s Operation Rosny – Robert Assaf, Jeremy Greenwood and Jean-Claude and Charles Perrottet – received their Catholic education at Redfield before starting their activities with the Reformers, a Christian activist group in the NSW Liberal Part
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