Waving goodbye to cheap family holidays
Many of the tantalising ads of holidays at home portray adventures that are simply too expensive for many working class or unemployed people.
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Lacklustre Labor still can’t read the room
A former Christies Beach kid wrote a book called How to Win an Election. Mali and Albo need a copy, writes Matthew Abraham.
Worst political decision this year in SA was …
What’s the worst political decision Matt Abraham saw this year? The dumbest thing he did? Find out in his interview with … himself.
The new five stages of disappointment
1. The Wake-up Call; 2. The Reality Check; 3. The Line in the Sand; 4. The Panic Button; 5. The child protection mess in SA.
Let’s play Snakes and Ladders, SA COVID edition!
Life in South Australia this year has been a bit like a complicated game of Snakes and Ladders. Here’s how to play. Please note, rules may change at any moment!
Never get between a pollie and your personal data
The pandemic has turbocharged a smash-and-grab of our personal data by the government, its health bureaucrats and its police, writes Matthew Abraham.
The dramatic shift in SA’s pandemic playbook
The messaging coming from the government on the pandemic in the last week has been both confusing and contradictory, writes Matthew Abraham.
It was a stuff-up and the Premier has to wear the blame
The Premier’s assurance that our hotel quarantine system could bear the strain was very, very wrong, writes Matthew Abraham.
We’re already buried under debt so just keep digging
What if we’d taken a different route and let private business take the North-South Corridor, writes Matthew Abraham.
Don’t cry, old mate! ‘Sad March’ will be here soon
Most of SA’s major events have been cancelled but never fear, Sad March is just around the corner. Better book soon, or it could end in tears, writes Matthew Abraham.
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