Consider AFLW as curtain raiser to main games
The AFL struggles with pre-match entertainment so why not use women’s footy as curtain raisers to main games? And ditch the Welcome to Country “lectures”.
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Richmond ‘closest thing Australia has to ghetto’
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Stay away: Melbourne doesn’t want more people
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Why Melbourne should steal the Olympics from Brisbane
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Why the lack of outrage over Melbourne’s gang violence?
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Dan’s radical blitz on Victoria just starting
Dan Andrews is becoming more radical, marching for Gay Pride and celebrating Chinese culture but denying us an Australia Day parade.
We must step in for vulnerable kids in Alice Springs
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Alice Springs ‘war zone’ needs more than a Voice
Forty years after the royals toured Alice Springs nothing has changed — and it’s rubbish to blame non-Indigenous Australians for the “war zone” it has become.
Drunken free-for-all will flow with booze laws
Woke Victorian government plans to send people home to sober up, rather than locking them up, will be a drunken nightmare.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/steve-price/page/10