What if everyday South Australian life was a TV show?
From QR codes to sleepy Labor leaders and submarines, Matt Abraham considers life in SA – as a TV show. Warning, may contain violence, drugs and nudity.
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How top cop became the Dad-joke dictator of SA
The most powerful people in the state, as revealed by The Advertiser, aren’t our elected representatives, writes Matthew Abraham
Marshall can’t see writing on the wall? Should have gone to Specsavers
As Labor leader Peter Malinauskas signals a big tactical shift that seems to be paying off, the Premier looks rattled and uncertain. He’s got three months to fix that, writes Matthew Abraham.
Great untold lie about the North-South Corridor
When it comes to the $14.5 billion North-South Corridor, the truths buried on websites reveal the real problem, writes Matthew Abraham.
How an angel saved 10 weeks of my life from the scrap heap
Matthew Abraham has been sticking copies of his work into a scrapbook since the 1970s … then he discovered two and a half months of his life were missing.
It’s clear the Queen of KI has dug herself into a historic hole
Steven Marshall and Vickie Chapman dived headfirst into a constitutional crisis and I can say from painful personal experience what may be next, writes Matthew Abraham.
Mitcham mayor takes on Duluk in a seat the Libs need to win
The mayor of Mitcham will take on scandal-plagued independent MP Sam Duluk in Waite, creating the prospect of a fascinating three-way race for a must-win Liberal seat.
It’s time to call out this ridiculous Covid-speak
Roadmaps, modelling, new normals. For almost two years now, we’ve been drowning in Covid-speak. Enough’s enough, writes Matthew Abraham.
I was belted, cuffed or booted almost every day of high school
It’s been 50 years since I left the unforgiving asphalt yard of Christian Brothers College, but I still remember the sense of relief that it was all over, writes Matthew Abraham.
Good grief! The turncoat Libs have got Marshall’s number
In 2021, people take leaps of faith on accommodation platforms, online food delivery and even politicians. The Premier better wise up to that fast, writes Matthew Abraham.
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