Supermarket manager versus my wife over rip-off item: Guess who won
The big supermarkets, airlines and carmakers are beginning to learn that Aussies have had a gutful and are beginning to fight back, writes Mike O’Connor.
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Get off the green bandwagon: What Crisafulli should do if he REALLY wants to be Premier
The LNP leader has fallen in behind Labor in the race to promise an emission-free, green-energy nirvana in 26 years’ time, writes Mike O’Connor.
This is different. This cuts to the very core of life in our city
This has been a long time coming but nothing that has been done has lessened the steady erosion of the right of people to feel safe in their homes or on the street, writes Mike O’Connor.
Premier must sack his advisers or face a similar fate to Palaszczuk
Did you hear the one about the Queensland government that after nine years in office decided it needed to improve its service eight months out from an election, writes Mike O’Connor.
Why Albo’s word is his bond, and a lie is a lie is a lie
After his tax cuts “Great Lie”, should Anthony Albanese contemplate breaking his promise not to shift the January 26 date, he will be swept from office, writes Mike O’Connor.
Union wharfies on $170k a year hold nation to ransom
OPINION: One union can sit back and effectively shut down the country’s ports at an estimated cost of $84m a day and the Albanese government reckons that’s just fine, writes Mike O’Connor.
Why do people accepted into this country repay us by bringing their hatred of others?
We’re smart enough to make up our own minds on how to celebrate our national day without any sermonising from the boardroom, writes Mike O’Connor.
If Crisafulli vows to dump the Games, he’ll be our next premier
OPINION: Asking Queenslanders to get behind the 2032 Games when the health system is failing and families are living in their cars is a bit rich, writes Mike O’Connor.
Division, d-ckheads and mindless hatred: Good riddance to year of woke idiocy
A rogues’ gallery including Ray Martin, Alan Joyce, Chris Bowen and Jacinda Ardern dominated a divisive year that we’re glad to see the back of, writes Mike O’Connor.
These people think we have the attention span of a goldfish
Vanessa Hudson and Steven Miles believe they live by different rules and that unlike you and I, are unaccountable for past deeds, writes Mike O’Connor.
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