Marrickville

Australian poet Dennis Haskell’s “Samuel Johnson in Marrickville” has some good airplane poems, especially one called “Night Flight.”

Postcard from nowhere: airports and assumptions : A.E. Stallings : Harriet the Blog : The Poetry Foundation 2007

In March Reverse Garbage tweeted about people visiting the Marrickville store for supplies to make costumes for the Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras parade which runs along Oxford Street past Taylor Square.

Jillian Burt: The Concept of Reuse Is Regenerating the Arts and Culture in Australia 2010

Reverse Garbage was founded in 1975 in the suburb of Marrickville and passes on materials -- rolls of paper, tiles, carpet squares, art supplies, fabrics -- that people can re-use.

Jillian Burt: The Concept of Reuse Is Regenerating the Arts and Culture in Australia 2010

Marrickville, an inner-city council that controversially signed a sister-city relationship with Bethlehem in 2007, voted 9-3 in favor of the Feb. 17 motion.

Can't they just manage their local affairs... GayandRight 2009

If anyone reading this is in Inner West Sydney and wants to check it out my local is Banana Joe's, Illawarra Rd, Marrickville and the pasta's on sale for $3/pack.

Black Bean Spaghetti with Calamari Haalo 2008

Ms [Lynette] Silver and Ms [Di] Elliott discovered that records issued in the name of Marcel Caux described the war service of Harold Katte, who was born in 1899 in Marrickville, although some records say Hurstville.

Archive 2007-04-01 2007

My wife is Indian, and she came to fear walking on the streets in Marrickville because of the threats of local ethnic 'youths'.

The Cronulla Mob Zoe Brain 2005

We left Marrickville and are now happily settled in an Anglo-Celtic majority area outside Sydney.

The Cronulla Mob Zoe Brain 2005

Anne-Marie Wiles said she thought the decision at the last minute to run a few final rehearsals away from Chullora, back at Sidetrack's base in Marrickville, helped improve the final product.

LOCO 1983

Hundreds marched through Marrickville, in Mr Albanese's inner-west electorate, riled by his jibe in August that the Convoy of No Confidence, the anti-carbon tax protest by truck drivers outside Parliament House in Canberra, was really a "convoy of no consequence".

The Australian | News | 2011