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Broadcaster and columnist

Richard Glover is a columnist.

From Raygun to Rinehart: 25 predictions for 2025
Opinion
New Year

From Raygun to Rinehart: 25 predictions for 2025

Based on this year, we can expect a wild ride.

  • by Richard Glover
Dear Santa: How about a door for my motel bathroom?

Dear Santa: How about a door for my motel bathroom?

I’m a bit too big for Santa’s knee, but I hope St Nick can fulfil my wish list. After all, I’ve been good this year.

  • by Richard Glover
Scrooge’s guide to Christmas: Great ideas for the gift-giving Grinch

Scrooge’s guide to Christmas: Great ideas for the gift-giving Grinch

Who needs luxury gifts when you can give the gift of a packet of matches? After all, nothing says “I care” like a can of Fabulon and a 100-pack of teabags.

  • by Richard Glover
Scammers kindly take note, I could teach you a thing or two
Opinion
Real life

Scammers kindly take note, I could teach you a thing or two

Poor grammar, bad spelling, random punctuation and unrealistic, un-Australian terminology: all of this can be fixed, for a price.

  • by Richard Glover
The customer is always right? Not according to this restaurant owner

The customer is always right? Not according to this restaurant owner

It seems that every profession has its own idea of what makes a good or bad customer.

  • by Richard Glover
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Unplugged from radio, I have big plans for retirement

Unplugged from radio, I have big plans for retirement

This time next week, I’ll be a man of leisure. One who golfs, and reads the Odyssey.

  • by Richard Glover
From soaping to shaving, our biggest secrets stay in the bathroom
Opinion
Real life

From soaping to shaving, our biggest secrets stay in the bathroom

The bathroom is still a private space, maybe the only one. No one really knows what others do in there.

  • by Richard Glover
For the sake of humanity, I’m turning off spellhceck

For the sake of humanity, I’m turning off spellhceck

Even innovations meant to fix grammar make the world a little dumber.

  • by Richard Glover
Forget the bank, what about the storage unit of mum and dad?

Forget the bank, what about the storage unit of mum and dad?

The long-forgotten hobbies of my offspring live on in cardboard boxes – teetering towers of them, stored in the garage, shed or attic.

  • by Richard Glover
The profession where being a ‘total arrogant bastard’ might be a selling point
Opinion
Health

The profession where being a ‘total arrogant bastard’ might be a selling point

I’m trying to choose a surgeon but I don’t know where to start.

  • by Richard Glover

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