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Tour guide <b>Amber Jamieson</b> takes your through the best travel stories of 2010, from the Many Wankers of the Backpacker Rainbow to a post that started as a disagreement over a visa to Azerbaijan and ended with a cult email classic in the reclusive Eurasian nation .

A belated best of Back in a Bit

Jan 07, 2011

<b>Angela Meyer</b>, of Crikey's book blog <em>Literary Minded</em> looks back at the year that was, from speaking at writers' festivals, to publishing articles in magazines and commissioning guest book reviews via Twitter.

Cut, print, that’s a wrap: 2010 in books

Dec 31, 2010

From gay zombie porn to film reviews in Zambia and calling bullsh*t on <em>The Room</em> creator Tommy Wiseau, it's been a blockbuster year for <em>Crikey</em> film blog Cinetology. Director <b>Luke Buckmaster</b> explains.

Rewinding 2010: a year in Cinetology

Luke Buckmaster

Dec 30, 2010

In a year that saw the federal election, a hung parliament and the WikiLeaks embassy cable scandal, what was the biggest Crikey story of the year? Why, it's a Crikey Video of the Day. Sometimes we hate the internet.

Boobs, booze and planes: Crikey’s top stories of 2010

Dec 22, 2010

From the godfather of rap to sonic poetry and classical tunes, <b>W H Chong</b> offers his best musical encounters of 2010. It's an eclectic mix of videos, podcasts, albums and live performances.

Sonic Mulchings 2010

Dec 22, 2010

Australia needs to wake up from its post-GFC smugness, says <b>Alan Kohler</b>, so he's <a href="http://www.businessspectator.com.au/bs.nsf/full-coverage?openview&restricttocategory=wake%20up%20australia">rounded up</a> a bunch of commentators to look at the big political, economic and cultural issues Australia will face in 2010. If you thought everything was OK, think again.

Kohler: Wake up, Australia!

Jan 27, 2010

An amazing interactive look from the <em>World Economic Forum</em> at how intertwined all the major world risks in 2010 are. From the cost and likelihood of technological errors to environmental disasters, see the real world examples of cause and effect.

From chronic disease to the fall of the US$: how the whole world is connected

Jan 18, 2010

2010 is a hope-full starting point for renewal to fix the crises caused by the last thirty odd years of bad policy and politics, says <b>Eva Cox</b> in a speech from the Sydney Festival.

Eva Cox: Why 2010 is a year full of hope

Jan 15, 2010

RSI from your constant Twitpicing? It seems that 2010 is the year of disconnecting from the internet and heading back out into the real world, writes <b>Mel Campbell</b>. If Stephen Fry can do <a href="http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-1240213/Stephen-Fry-quits-web-write-autobiography---hell-back.html">it</a>, you can too.

2010: the year of quitting social media

Jan 06, 2010

<b>Bono</b> from U2 indulges "in the spirit of rock star excess" in his own Top 10 list, offering ten ideas that might make the next decade a bit more interesting. Like, a return of the automobile as a sexual object. Um...

Revolution and punk rock: Bono’s ten ideas for the next ten years

Jan 04, 2010

<em>NPR</em> looks at a few small, routine chores Obama will need to take care of next year, like managing the global economy, closing Guantanamo, and avoiding a war with Pakistan.

Obama’s to-do list for 2010

Dec 23, 2009

What movie buffs have to look forward to in 2010: on the upper echelon is new cinematic forays from Robin Hood, Balthazar Blake, Lamuel Gulliver and Gordon Gekko; on decidedly lower terrain, Shrek, the Karate Kid, and The Wog Boy make their way back to the big screen.

The big movies of 2010 (with a sobering thought)

Luke Buckmaster

Dec 22, 2009

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