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| Young Geraldine |
Browsing through a bundle of crumpled old West Australian newspapers, a Little Darwin oddity scout came across this item relating to an innocent girl called Geraldine Doogue taking here favourite doll to school to learn the ABC.
It is hard to imagine that this sweet child would grow up to become a renowned radio and television journalist, even receive the AO and other awards , working for God's gift to Australia, the wholesome communications empire known as the ABC, which causes increasingly hysterical goose-steppers to rant and rave, froth at the mouth .
It is hard to imagine that this sweet child would grow up to become a renowned radio and television journalist, even receive the AO and other awards , working for God's gift to Australia, the wholesome communications empire known as the ABC, which causes increasingly hysterical goose-steppers to rant and rave, froth at the mouth .
Doogue , born in 1952 , was recently back in Perth on assignment and is regularly heard on Radio National's superb, always well researched Saturday Extra. At the time she was being photographed out West with her doll , a person called Lang Hancock was flying about the ranges looking at the red landscape.
