Respect for gay women still has a long way to go
For too long gay women have long been subjected to homophobia from straight men who seem offended that they have the temerity to be attractive and yet unavailable.
Susie O'Brien
Time has come for household contacts to be set free
The requirement that household contacts still have to remain isolated if they live with a positive case is yet another ridiculous overreach by Dan’s desperate government.
Extreme wellness spin can go tragically wrong
Shane Warne’s death has shown us men of middle age must take their health seriously, including accepting that extreme diets in the name of wellness are anything but healthy.
Inflexible school hours haunting busy parents
NSW is open to changing school hours to better suit the needs of students and working parents, so why isn’t Victoria following suit?
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While Dan hits snooze, restless Victorians lose
Every day we stay closed brings us one step closer to economic and social annihilation. And yet, Dan Andrews continues to offer us so little after we’ve given up so much for so long, writes Susie O’Brien.
Daniel Andrews’ Premier report card revealed
As Head Boy of Victoria State Secondary College, Year 12 has been an eventful one for once-promising student Daniel Andrews. But with his pandemic response still drawing daily critics, the Premier’s report card has also taken a hit, writes Susie O’Brien.
Why budget 2020 is a mixed bag for Aussie battlers
In a move that would make Jimmy Barnes proud, working men and women will have more money in their pockets thanks to Australia’s latest budget. But its intricacies still leave million high and dry, writes Susie O’Brien.
Victorians are tired of paying the price for Dan’s incompetence
Victorians are tired of being treated like kids because of Premier Daniel Andrews’ incompetence. His refusal to guarantee the 5km rule will be dropped is a prime example of him punishing us for his mistakes, writes Susie O’Brien.
Pandemic reveals our real parenting failures
Everyone’s worrying about the kids during the coronavirus crisis but it’s tough out there for mums and dads right now and the pandemic is putting all our failures on display, writes Susie O’Brien.
Andrews’ cake crumbs are insulting to Melburnians
Daniel Andrews has thrown tiny nonsensical changes our way and expects us to be grateful, but his confusing and overly harsh restrictions expose a glaring double standard, writes Susie O’Brien.
The 10 most annoying people in lockdown
From maskless conspiracy theorists to rule breakers setting back the date we will finally be freed from lockdown, Susie O’Brien reveals the 10 most annoying people in lockdown.
Defiant members of Casey virus cluster should be punished
Cops should be using the full force of the law against the members of the five families in City of Casey coronavirus cluster who are being uncooperative with contact tracers, writes Susie O’Brien.
It’s time for the kids to go back to school
Every day we are seeing a callous disregard by the Victorian government to follow the advice of its own experts while the list of arbitrary restrictions is tweaked. Some of the most random rules have been in schools but now it’s time to get kids back into class, writes Susie O’Brien.
People don’t get to say ‘leave me alone’ to the law
Police have enough to do at the moment without having to deal with aggressive anti-lockdown protesters or conspiracy theorists who are just out to make a petty point. If Natalie Bonett wasn’t doing it to make a point, why was she filming herself?
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