Rosalind Clarke's guest appearances

Rosalind Clarke

Jazzed About Work

National Library of Australia

Michael Leunig

Laura Vanderkam

Kim Scott

Rob Jones

Genghis Khan

Mark Anthony Dyson

Kerry Hannon

Mac Prichard

Bev Jones

Hannah Morgan

Jon Ronson

Kevin Eikenberry

Jonathan Fields

Jodi Picoult

Markus Zusak

OwlTail

For more than 30 years, Rosalind Clarke has been a major player in Palm Beach residential real estate. It’s a career this talented Brit fell into, after her London-based employer closed their Florida office and shut down the firm. In today’s episode, Rosalind talks about this unusually high end market, and offers insights about careers in real estate, wherever you might live. She says being a broker is exciting because of the variety, but tiring because it requires 24/7 service. For photos of lush properties and more, see: https://www.rosalindclarke.info

For more than 30 years, Rosalind Clarke has been a major player in Palm Beach residential real estate. It’s a career this talented Brit fell into, after her London-based employer closed their Florida office and shut down the firm. In today’s episode, Rosalind talks about this unusually high end market, and offers insights about careers in real estate, wherever you might live. She says being a broker is exciting because of the variety, but tiring because it requires 24/7 service. For photos of lush properties and more, see: <a href="https://www.rosalindclarke.info" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.rosalindclarke.info</a>

Palm Beach real estate broker Rosalind Clarke shares career tips

The lifelong adventurer and famous photographer Frank Hurley travelled around the Middle East and North Africa from 1941 to 1946. His official mission was to Australian service members during the desert campaign of the Second World War.The talk will focus on how Hurley was entranced by the local cultures, architecture and landscape of the middle east  and will be delivered by the NLA curator, Rosalind Clarke.

The lifelong adventurer and famous photographer Frank Hurley travelled around the Middle East and North Africa from 1941 to 1946. His official mission was to Australian service members during the desert campaign of the Second World War.<br><br>The talk will focus on how Hurley was entranced by the local cultures, architecture and landscape of the middle east  and will be delivered by the NLA curator, Rosalind Clarke.

Hurley In The Middle East With Rosalind Clarke