Sydney paying the price for smug Covid arrogance
Melbourne is one big village largely working together, while Sydney is a group of villagers throwing rocks at each other — and it’s costing them lives.
Melbourne is one big village largely working together, while Sydney is a group of villagers throwing rocks at each other — and it’s costing them lives.
Did the Premier’s back injury cause memory loss? He needs to remember the months we spent in lockdown and stop gloating.
The 2021 equivalent of Big Brother is more addictive and a bigger ratings success than any reality show. With a cast of egomaniacs and Big Brother-style losers, we just can’t switch off Covid-TV.
Daniel Andrews media ban on his toughest critics does him no favours but does he have the guts to overturn it?
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.
Australians deserve better than the ‘open warfare’ and pointscoring between our political leaders over Covid.
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.
Australia’s national broadcaster has become a bloated, unfunny, staff hijacked mouthpiece for the green left and politically correct.
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.
A real estate agent, a union official and an economist are leading the Covid fright campaign and Victorians are right to be fed up.
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