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| | Subject: Teen pop newspaper, Sat Apr 23, 2011 9:41 am | |
| Teen pop newspaper, Go-Set started publishing in 1966 and contained an agony aunt column, "Dear Leslie Pixie", initially written by Sue Flett and then by Jean Gollan.[4] From September 1969 – September 1970, Saddington provided the weekly "Takes Care of Business" column in its stead and was also a feature writer.[4] Australian music historian, David Kent, described her column, "Saddington dealt with the realistic issues of pregnancy, loneliness, and sometimes suicide. Her approach was to focus on the reality of the teenagers' problems, and provide answers that met that reality head-on."[4] In 1969, Go-Set was the only Australian newspaper or magazine dealing with teen issues and culture, rival newspapers attacked Saddington's direct approach and parents on talk-back radio challenged her answers as not being aimed at the correct age group; Saddington defended her column with "Obviously some people can't face reality".[ pain legsbuy hot tub | |
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