Things we don’t want to happen in 2022
Silly changes to AFL rules, politicians donning hi-vis and beloved books falling victim to cancel culture are among the 22 things we don’t want in 2022.
Patrick Carlyon
Survival guide to riding the next Covid wave
Omicron is coming but Victorians need not tremble in fear. Here’s how we can survive the next round of Covid-19.
Why Moreland’s ‘small step’ to wokeness is absurd
Moreland Council changing its name because of a link to a plantation that kept slaves is absurd. If you cancel every perceived symbol of inequality, where do you stop?
Let’s pause kneejerk reaction to new Covid ‘threat’
Fear and uncertainty have driven the Omicron commentary, but until the new Covid variant changes course, no state should consider more restrictions.
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The need for bike controls is plain
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JobSeeker cut will hurt decent Aussies
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If Sydney can have Mardi Gras, we can have Anzac march
It’s telling that Dan Andrews has not vowed to find a way for Anzac Day march to go ahead, when other states have striven to find a way.
COVID jab ads needs a dose of Aussie humour
The promotional campaign to get the coronavirus vaccine needs a big dose of good ol’ Aussie humour.
Hotel quarantine party a clear code violation
Letting quarantine workers get on the beers jeopardises lives and undermines the efforts and hardships of every Victorian.
Latest COVID response tinged with panic
Why does a single new COVID case prompt instant changes for millions of Victorians? The government overreach almost feels as traumatic as the threat itself.
Biden’s woke tendencies won’t serve middle America
When he was elected Joe Biden vowed that he would preside for all Americans. But some of his opening moves suggest he’s not.
Australia Day lost to death by a thousand tweets
It seems when it comes to Australia Day, there are only two opinions to have. But the issue, much like our national history, is far more nuanced.
Tennis stars’ insufferable moaning ruining a great game
Some Australian Open stars have worn their sense of entitlement like a headband — underscoring shabbier aspects of a wonderful game.
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