Kennett: Why are more kids committing crimes in Victoria?
We must come up with new ideas to see if we can reverse Victoria’s increasing cycle of youth crime, because clearly what exists today is not working.
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Kennett: Australia Day shows what a sad case we’re becoming
What will we be waking up to on Australia Day? A secure, democratic society in the most envied multicultural nation on earth. So why do so many leaders keep putting our strengths down?
Why it is unlikely change will come from supermarket inquiry
An inquiry is being conducted into the farmgate price farmers receive for produce and the price supermarkets then charge consumers. But don’t hold your breath it will bring change.
Kennett: Suburban Rail Loop putting us on track to ruin
Why, like lemmings, do we the Victorian community, remain silent as we are about to be pushed off a financial cliff by the infrastructure policy of the Andrews/Allan government?
Allan misses chance to break from Dan’s crushing debt legacy
Why is Jacinta Allan committing Victorians — especially those in rural areas who will never use the Suburban Rail Loop — to taxes so high that it will change the fabric of life here in our state?
Suburban Rail Loop a recipe for another mega cost blowout
Is the Allan government so punch drunk after Dan Andrews’ leadership that it will not act in the state’s interest and cancel the most expensive white elephant ever commissioned by an Australian government?
We’re witnessing the decline of Melbourne’s CBD
It appears the city of Melbourne will never be the place to work it used to be — it’s now too hard to get to, too expensive and too inhospitable.
Govt’s lack of action risks unity of our nation
The Voice referendum split Australia and now we are being divided over conflict in the Middle East — but wars beyond our shores should not put our multiculturalism and tolerance at risk.
Absurd for Hawks to pay compo over ‘racism report’ fiasco
The leaking of the Hawthorn report sparked a media firestorm and ultimately destroyed the investigation. The club would become a laughing stock if it paid compensation for a debacle it did not create.
Bipartisan committee the key to overcome Voice failure
If people genuinely cared for some of the real issues faced by First Nations people then there would have been a back-up plan ready to move if the referendum failed.
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