Even affluent Victorians deserve respect from sneering Dan
Bec Judd may live in a $7m Brighton mansion but she has a right to feel safe, instead of being patronised and belittled for raising fears about crime.
Susie O'Brien
Women prove to be this election’s ‘quiet Australians’
In seat after seat, Liberal voters may have turned away from male representatives but to say teal candidates won just because of their gender is simply wrong.
Tight contest in Kooyong a direct result of PM’s shift to right
The ultraconservatism of the Morrison government – which Frydenberg is a key part of – has thrown moderates like him under the campaign bus.
‘Mate’ is now the m-bomb and we’re all poorer for it
The idea that such a useful word as “mate” could possibly be offensive to anyone is, well, offensive.
More Stories
Teachers should discuss Invasion Day with kids
Teachers should be able to take a progressive stance on issues like Australia Day and they are right to raise it in class.
Dan spending our millions to make his government look good
There seems to be no limit on what Daniel Andrews is willing to spend to fix his government’s credibility problem.
We’re back to school and expectations have soared
School’s back and we can finally enjoy an empty house — but the expectations for parents have never been higher.
Mildura’s cloth nappy rebate is a real stinker
It’s absurd this council wants parents living in the hottest parts of Victoria to go back to using cloth nappies for the sake of a rebate.
Why ABC has overstepped on Australia Day
The ABC’s job is to report the news, not create it. Picking sides in the divisive Invasion Day debate was offensive, inflammatory and wrong.
Tennis stars’ bratty behaviour is really no surprise
Once the game of gentlemen and women, tennis is now home to a vicious and vacuous pack of brats and prats.
Court’s toxic views don’t make her worthy of public acclaim
Australia Day honours should not go to someone like Margaret Court who spreads hatred and dangerous views about minority groups.
Tennis stars blind to their privilege
Victorians don’t need planeloads of foreigners with coronavirus entering our state and bemoaning rules that are there to keep the rest of us safe.
Get out of your PJs and back into the office
Stop being a sloth and get back into the office — your city and company needs you to start being productive again, writes Susie O’Brien.
What really mattered in ugly mess of a year
It’s been a year like no other, but we’ve still managed to find humour and camaraderie amid the heartache and chaos.
Original URL: https://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/opinion/susie-obrien/page/23