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HMS bark Endeavour

By Everald Compton - posted Thursday, 27 September 2018


So, Australia must be like the Endeavour. It must be a stable entity with a fine leader who can weld a team together and change the nation into one solid entity.

Sometime in the next generation, we need to find an extraordinary leader who is acceptable to both sides.

I hold the view that it can only be an indigenous person, someone of the charisma of Barrack Obama, and most probably female.

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Then, let us forget about black and white and be proud Australians in a proud land where everyone gets a fair go.

I reckon that the return of the Endeavour to Australia will be the starting point in achieving this.

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Everald Compton is Chairman of The Longevity Forum, a not for profit entity which is implementing The Blueprint for an Ageing Australia. He was a Founding Director of National Seniors Australia and served as its Chairman for 25 years. Subsequently , he was Chairman for three years of the Federal Government's Advisory Panel on Positive Ageing.

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