Melbourne’s Grand Prix could be gone forever
Melbourne has just lost the F1 Grand Prix — maybe forever — with the Aussie Open now on the chopping block. So much for the title of the sporting capital.
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Political pointscoring over Covid a national disgrace
Australians deserve better than the ‘open warfare’ and pointscoring between our political leaders over Covid.
‘Sweetheart deals’ for AFL while ordinary Victorians suffer
I’m all for the footy but when it seems the AFL is getting tipped off to Covid lockdowns while ordinary Aussies suffer, it’s a different story.
It will take more than a tokenistic move to save ABC
Australia’s national broadcaster has become a bloated, unfunny, staff hijacked mouthpiece for the green left and politically correct.
Melbourne has changed for the worse, more than any other city
Melbourne is no longer the most liveable city in the world or even in Australia, and it will be a long road back given how far we’ve fallen.
Scare tactics can’t justify trigger-happy lockdown
A real estate agent, a union official and an economist are leading the Covid fright campaign and Victorians are right to be fed up.
In crisis, we’re missing great leaders like Keating
As Australia battles Covid and Victoria locks down again, we are missing the great, strong leaders we once had, like Paul Keating, Bob Hawke and Jeff Kennett.
Labor has turned our state into a laughing stock
The sheer arrogance of the Andrews/Pallas pickpockets and the twisted logic of an injecting room in the CBD is an embarrassment.
Craig McLachlan assault claims could happen to anyone
In the wild age of social media it’s very easy to make accusations, but the time it takes to get to court can ruin a lot of people’s lives.
Citizen Dan owes the public an update
Daniel Andrews’ disappearing act over the past 60 days smacks of the arrogance displayed throughout the Covid debacle. Victorians deserve to know where he is.
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