How Jim Stynes’ family has found happiness
IN his final days Jim Stynes delivered an unexpected message to wife Sam — she had to find happiness again for their children’s sake. And, although the sadness lingers, she has.
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AFL would be better off sticking to football
IS the AFL a professional sporting organisation or is it an activist group determined to engineer social change, asks Rita Panahi.
Caro no victim in any sense of the word
VIOLENCE against women is too important to be trivialised in a spat between media and football personalities, writes Rita Panahi.
We must call out this bigotry
AFTER recent deadly attacks you’d expect a careful examination of the ideology motivating them. But anyone admitting the undeniable link to Islam is accused of Islamophobia.
Time to put dull Logies out of its misery
THE cringeworthy Logies have long been mocked as a lame irrelevancy but it well and truly jumped the shark last night, writes Rita Panahi.
Toughen the fight against gang thugs
HOW long before the lawless thugs of the Apex gang kill somebody during a home invasion or carjacking, writes Rita Panahi.
Housewives star’s real anger with daughter
THE leadfoot daughter of Real Housewives of Melbourne star Chyka Keebaugh has lost her licence and her car after failing to turn up to court to face speeding charges.
We can’t toy with domestic violence
Linking domestic violence to issues as trivial as gender neutral toys is a waste of time that also diminishes the importance of the DV debate, writes Rita Panahi.
‘There’s no room in footy for bigotry’
PEOPLE go to the football to take a break from the often depressing world of politics, the last thing they want is sociopolitical messaging shoved down their throats, writes Rita Panahi.
Hinch: ‘I’ll rest when I’m dead’
AT 72 years of age, political aspirant and talkback radio legend Derryn Hinch is happy, healthy and busier than men half his age.
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