Rich, famous, catastrophically dumb … it’s our annual lowlights
The powerful, wealthy and famous inadvertently produced some hilarious moments in 2020 – we honour them in Off the Record’s annual awards.
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Trump is weak, pathetic and corrupt – can the US recover?
Donald Trump conned tens of millions of Americans into believing his lies. Who can say if America will ever recover from his presidency, writes Michael McGuire.
Rules ease in time for Christmas holidays
South Australians are revelling in new-found freedoms today, but are being urged to help out businesses still recovering from the last lockdown.
Jing Lee: Don’t question my loyalty to Australia
Jing Lee on her heritage, claims she is too close to China and the Liberal infighting which saw her miss out on a big promotion.
The gift of compassion for Christmas
The way refugees are used as political footballs by cardboard hardmen like Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton is shameful, writes Michael McGuire.
Fear and loathing strikes in the heart of our city
We were somewhere on the edge of recovery, near the Mall Pigeon, when the grudge began to take hold.
Off The Record: Mr Pyne goes (back) to Canberra
Christopher Pyne had a long career in federal politics, now the former minister is heading back to Canberra – but not for a political comeback.
Is it pluck or just luck stopping COVID in SA?
It’s starting to become apparent that good luck has been at least as valuable as good management, writes Michael McGuire.
Famous ad man quits, heading home to Adelaide
Legendary SA expat Bill Muirhead has quit his high-profile London ad company job and will spend more time back in Australia.
The day our state changed… back to normal
After three days of shutdown, South Australians kicked off the COVID-19 blues and came out to play again.
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