Promises of big things are in the wrong ball park
There’s a dozen better ways for South Australia to spend $700 million, writes Matthew Abraham.
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Footy beats God in the city of churches
Tens of thousands will be let into Adelaide Oval on Good Friday but virus rules will make Easter a more humble affair in SA’s churches, writes Matthew Abraham.
Free, lifesaving vaccine? Yeah, nah, maybe, says SA
What does it say about SA that many of us say “nah” or “maybe” to the potentially lifesaving COVID-19 vaccine, Matthew Abraham asks.
It’s a big welcome to Mundane March
Who knew Adelaide so man venues still solvent? Maybe they’re staging shows in hardware stores, we’ve got loads of them, writes Matthew Abraham.
To Marshall and Malinauskas: Are you trying to lose the election?
We need to ask the Premier and the Leader of the Opposition a cruel question, writes Matthew Abraham. Just what are you doing?
Can luck save Marshall now too?
Adelaide became the city COVID forgot through either good management or dumb luck. But can the Premier rely on either now, asks Matthew Abraham.
In our winner-takes-all world, losers take what they like
Dancing is treated like a major crime today but thieves stroll around confident the long arm of the law won’t reach them, writes Matthew Abraham.
Code red over Nicola Spurrier’s QR thought bubble
Are we also going to have big cotton buds shoved up our noses whenever we get a sniff, for the rest of eternity, asks Matthew Abraham.
Space-age gestures for age-old dilemma
If sending an SA-made boomerang into space with NASA is a PR move, it’s a good one, writes Matthew Abraham.
The power of one. Time to review state of emergency laws
SA has entrusted one person with too much power to declare a state of emergency in the face of the COVID pandemic, writes Matthew Abraham.
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