Sunday Times Magazine 2 March 1980 Aborigines Kitty ONeil stunt woman Lost Fishing Trawlers
The Sunday Times Magazine March 2, 1980
Double acts: one of the most
significant developments in the
theatre has been the close
collaboration between playwright
and director in creating a production.
Ten leading practitioners discuss
their working relationships. -
By Ronald Hayman.
Photographs by Snowdon. Page 20
Trawler: over the past two years
64 trawlers have been lost off
the coast of Britain. Neil
Lyndon and photographer Roger
Scruton have spent a week at sea
with the men who lead one of the
most arduous and hazardous
lives in the world. Page 32
Journey into space: how stunt
wonder woman Kitty ONeil dived
180ft. from a helicopter without
benefit of parachute. Page 40
The last aborigine outpost:
Penny Tweedie reports on the
lifestyle of the aborigines of
remote tropical Australia whose
future is under threat from the
invading mining corporations. Page 46
LIFESPAN
Metric petrol: is it the end of the
road for mpg ? Page 75
Words: Philip Normans
contra-dictionary Page 75
Paintings: the masterpieces of
Britains regional galleries. Page 76
Cycling: streamlining the
production push bike. Page 80
Food: the well-drilled chefs of
the modern Army. Page 80
Lists: gossip favourites. Page 80
Claire Bretécher: view from
Frances top cartoonist. Page 83
Rock: inside Lene Lovich. Page 84
Wine: the vineyards to visit, and
a taste of their wines. Page 85
Games: Bridge and Chess. Page 90
A Life in the Day of
Terry Wogan Page 94
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