MOVE over Montague Bridge, Melbourne has a new blackspot for trucks hitting bridges. Once a fortnight this year, crashes have caused lengthy delays for motorists and tram passengers on this busy arterial road.
THIS is the new age of civility — or a lack of it — where online it’s OK, apparently, to go tell someone to go hang himself. Better still, put your name to it. Because you’re upset, writes Patrick Carlyon.
THERE’S no doubt Victorians are spoiled for choice when it comes to great coffee but you may be surprised to know instant coffee is more sustainable than fancy espresso or all the pod machines with their over-packaged capsules, writes Susie O’Brien.
IT’S trendy to be outraged these days and Australians now seem to be desperate to find fault and complain about things wherever possible, writes Justin Quill.
MATTHEW Guy’s housing promise is selling the idea of more people being added to neighbourhoods before there is evidence of more roads, schools and health and community centres for those neighbourhoods, which is kind of tough, writes Matt Johnston.
AN unfortunate side effect of the recent early election chatter has been an outbreak of preselection anxiety among Victoria’s political classes, writes James Campbell.
THE Paris Agreement chains Australians to the world’s global warming madness and, for 999 of 1000 Aussies, it means nothing, writes Andrew Bolt.
CYRIL Rioli will forever be a Hawthorn great but fourteen years is a considerable period to be away from family, his culture, from country and that connection, writes Andrew McLeod.
IN THE wake of one of basketball’s darkest moments it will be interesting to see what penalties are handed out and how these are driven by public expectation, largely expressed via social media, writes Chris Anstey.
EUROPE is panicking over the millions of Muslims it let in. Now comes the reaction — burqa bans and even taking Muslim children away for reprogramming. Too ugly? Or just too late, asks Andrew Bolt.
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