Optus CEO must resign over handling of data breach
Not only did Optus allow a major breach to happen, it failed to alert customers immediately and downplayed the attack’s seriousness.
Susie O'Brien
Warnie, Kylie, Jack Charles: Who should be on fiver?
Who could replace the Queen on the five-dollar note? There’s a cavalcade of suggestions from Shane Warne to Steve Irwin, but no obvious choice.
Meghan’s untruths are piling up
Meghan Markle has had to confront one very big inconvenient truth this week, which destroys many of her claims of poor treatment.
I don’t consent to new ratings on movies
The proposal to slap woke warnings on romantic comedies is a joyless, timid and depressing suggestion that goes way too far.
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The lockdown lines better left unsaid
As a third of the country endures remote learning and working from home, there are some things Victorians going through lockdown 5.0 are in no mood to hear.
Grand Final should be no jab, no entry
We should get used to the idea major events will only be open for the vaccinated after the MCG outbreak proved what’s at risk.
Department’s debacle making lockdown harder
There is one logistical nightmare rendering our home-based incarceration doubly demoralising – and it shouldn’t be hard to fix.
Things you’re least likely to hear in lockdown
Victorians are now experts at staying at home but as we plummet into Lockdown 5.0, there are some things you’ll never hear us say.
Why Victorians should embrace fifth lockdown
Victorians have been here before. But there’s something different about this lockdown — it’s a chance to show our NSW neighbours how it’s done.
Vics ripped off by Covid relief ‘double standard’
It only takes a NSW outbreak to see Victoria is getting the Covid relief crumbs in the federal government’s funding buffet.
Aussies let down by bloody hopeless feds
Australia’s Covid response was once the envy of the world, but our low vaccination rates are nothing short of a major embarrassment.
Dan’s silence disrespectful to Victorians
Andrews has slammed the “vile stories” surrounding his accident, but the rumours started because of a vacuum created by the Premier himself.
Skip the patronising patter and lift restrictions now
Our leaders’ obsession with petty details, mask-wearing and head-counting is sending Victorians insane. We don’t need paternalistic patter, we need to be able to live our lives.
We’re being unfairly put at the mercy of vain premiers
Politicians should drop the interstate war games and work to properly manage hotel quarantine so borders can open and stay open.
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