Covid iso rules show Dan determined to keep handbrake on
We’ve earned the right to decide not to isolate if we have no Covid symptoms and a negative RAT — we all want to move on yet the Andrews government keeps holding us back.
Susie O'Brien
Hollywood’s woke circle of doom is no joke
Few of the Hollywood elite have held Will Smith to account for trying to dismiss violence as an act of love, while those who spoke out had the pack turn on them in a woke circle of doom.
Budget promises much and offers little
Although the Budget provides a sugar hit for many households, it’s bound to leave many groups feeling very empty.
Cutting fuel tax a needed relief for many
Petrol isn’t a luxury for most; it’s a necessity, and politicians forget this at their peril. So in this year’s budget ScoMo has a chance to prove he is looking after us.
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Pies’ Treloar trade a new low for an AFL club
Collingwood had no qualms separating families when it suited them, but now they’re punishing Adam Treloar for having a successful partner, writes Susie O’Brien.
What custom plates really reveal about a person
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Why everything we love to hate is a tram ride away
As restrictions ease and we slip back into daily life, memories are returning of how things don’t always go our way in a great city like Melbourne, writes Susie O’Brien.
Victoria still weighed down by Andrews millstone
Victorians should be celebrating but silly restrictions still hold us back. It’s time for the Andrews government to trust the public to reopen properly, writes Susie O’Brien.
What Dan is really saying in his pressers
For 120 days Daniel Andrews has dished out the same responses to reporters at his daily pressers, but if you listen closely you’ll find the hidden meaning, writes Susie O’Brien.
Kim Kardashian is tone deaf, not #humbled and #blessed
Kim Kardashian is the latest celebrity to learn that flaunting privilege during a global pandemic isn’t smart. There’s nothing humble about getting drunk in G-strings and hugging dolphins in Tahiti, writes Susie O’Brien.
Dan’s latest road map full of hurdles, dead ends
There is no justification for any further delays to reopening Victoria, yet Daniel Andrews has delivered a baffling two-step plan which subjects us to more unnecessary restrictions, writes Susie O’Brien.
Melburnians can’t be at the MCG, but we can bring the ‘G to us
For the first time, Melburnians are unable to be at the MCG on Grand Final day, but it doesn’t mean you need to miss out on all the fun. Here’s how Susie O’Brien will re-create the atmosphere at home.
Dan’s false freedoms have made Victorians lose faith
Despite restrictions easing, there isn’t much to celebrate in Victoria. Experts say we have a one in a million chance of getting the virus, yet five million of us are still locked down, proving the government has lost sight of what it’s trying to achieve, writes Susie O’Brien.
The ‘maskholes’ you’re likely to see across Melbourne
Masks may be mandatory across Victoria, but there are some Melburnians who have taken a few liberties. These are the most common types of ‘maskhole’, and where you’re likely to see them, writes Susie O’Brien.
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