
Geoff Gilligan
Geoff Gilligan, from Coogee, recently shared a humorous anecdote about a double cremation site advertisement, highlighting the unusual marketing of burial plots.
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Geoff Gilligan notes unnecessary translations in phrasebooks.
Language follies, America in dire straits and sweet relief from the war.Geoff Gilligan of Coogee would like to thank Herald culture scribe Karl Quinn.
The Sydney Morning Herald Column 8: Tuesday, August 4, 2026Geoff Gilligan comments on a review of a 1978 BBC production of Wuthering Heights.
The perfect name, on the face of itGeoff Gilligan recalls a humorous story about his fourth class teacher and a model named Mr Swivelhead.
Hospital stay leads to a jarring experienceGeoff Gilligan of Coogee reminisced about his time at boarding school in the ’60s.
c8: Autoists take sidesGeoff Gilligan describes a terrible experience during a storm.
Kiama’s daily miracleGeoff Gilligan expresses concern about the current political climate affecting his viewing choices.
Memories amplifiedGeoff Gilligan shares a humorous observation about a double cremation site ad.
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