As is the case with one of my favourite Australian writers and playwrights, Louis Nowra, Sydney is also my adopted city.
Although from 1977 to the 1990s I worked in Brisbane, like Nowra, I was born and educated in Melbourne. I too have fallen in love with the beguiling city of Sydney.
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Ross Fitzgerald is Emeritus Professor of History and Politics at Griffith University. His most recent book is My Last Drink: 32 stories of recovering alcoholics, coedited with Neal Price (Connor Court).
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