Premier Jacinta Allan this week provided a worrying glimpse into Victoria’s future when she kicked up a fuss about how she was depicted in a political cartoon. But was it just a timely diversion?
Dan’s parting gift to Victoria was appointing a 50-year-old arts graduate who has been on the public payroll for the last three decades as his successor, but can she save our once great state?
Aussies have always been car people with a road trip mentality, but the push for electric vehicles is now becoming like religious zealotry — and anyone who dares to criticise it is branded a Neanderthal.
Dan, you’re a dreadful premier and an awful leader. Victorians are as desperate as ever for a fresh start and to escape from the horror show that has been the Andrews government.
Jacqui Felgate has boosted her online profile and scored a coveted radio gig but can the social media darling ever be trusted to be impartial?
Victoria already has a Koori court for Indigenous offenders but now advocates want more changes to protect youths in the justice system like not jailing armed robbers and banning strip searches.
One of Neil Mitchell’s proudest achievements in journalism will be the list of politicians who have refused to sit for an interview — Bob Hawke, Paul Keating and, of course, Daniel Andrews.
Malcolm Turnbull and his wife Lucy this week took to the streets in Sydney wearing ‘Yes’ t-shirts and handing out fliers, despite arguing a referendum wasn’t “desirable” six years ago.
Melbourne’s CBD is a graffiti-smeared, dirty, bike lane-spoiled base for the homeless but instead of improving life for the people who pay their rates, its Council has an obsession with climate change.
The notion that you reach your use-by date at a certain age on radio is garbage — but with reports Neil Mitchell’s reign is over, it seems 3AW wants to bring about its own slow decline.
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