Pollies, please don’t tell us what cars to drive
In a vast country like Australia, where people love their SUVs and V8 utes, it’s going to be a long time before the population broadly embraces electric vehicles.
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Note to Oz: Old, white guys can have views too
If you’re an aging, white male in Australia, you’re expected not to voice your views on anything these days, let alone on big issues like the flag.
Why Gale should, but won’t, get AFL’s top job
The AFL is too TV focused, money hungry and consumed with rule changes to replace Gillon McLachlan with a man of the people like Richmond’s Brendon Gale.
Preps marking Sorry Day won’t fix big issues
Serious issues in Indigenous communities like poverty, domestic violence and substance abuse won’t be helped by making schools fly the Aboriginal flag.
Mitchell-McGuire stoush sprayed venom that has existed for years
The bitter exchange of insults and accusations that aired on radio revealed a real truth rarely spoken – Neil Mitchell and Eddie McGuire hate each other.
Melbourne has the honour of Australia’s worst airport
Attracting tourists is hard enough without thinking they’ve arrived in some broken down sh–hole that doesn’t care.
Don’t be fooled by Dan’s sudden aversion to masks
The same Premier who readily called the shots when it came to locking us up six times now has the gall to claim mask mandates aren’t up to him.
Teals have a history of winning battles, not wars
The colour teal is associated with an AFL club, not just newly elected politicians, and the independents may just have a bit in common with Port Adelaide.
We need a minister for Melbourne before city dies
It may be too late to save our stricken capital but Premier Daniel Andrews could try by appointing a minister for Melbourne. If he “had any guts” he’d take the job himself.
Our dislike of change could save ScoMo
Australians’ reluctance to gamble on their political leaders might just save Scott Morrison but the real election shock would be if the independents get in.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/steve-price/page/12