PM’s ignorance on basic costs can’t be dismissed
Scott Morrison not knowing such basics as the price of petrol or a loaf of bread is a bad look while cost of living pressures loom as a major election issue for voters.
Susie O'Brien
Cracks already showing in back-to-school plans
Sending kids back to school is the right move, but with no advance testing and a shortage of RATs, it should have been managed much better than this.
The good, bad and ugly of 2021
In 2021, we were once again bombarded with a crazy news cycle. Here are all the things you forgot happened this year.
Covid testing chaos driven by selfish state governments
After two years of restrictions and lockdowns, instead of being rewarded for our high Covid jab rates and willingness to be tested, we’re still being subjected to ludicrous rules.
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Lockdown 2.0 low on action but high on risk
The rules of the new lockdown are as complicated as ever but it is a much scarier game and the hero now has to wear a mask. It feels much more serious this time but we can get through it again, writes Susie O’Brien.
Generation-defining arrogance behind second wave
This second round of lockdown will be tough, but people need to stop trying to make up their own rules. This is not lockdown lite, writes Susie O’Brien.
Players’ sunny escape highlights AFL elitism
Most of us can’t fly anywhere, but AFL stars and club officials have packed their surfboards and golf clubs and winged their way to freedom. It’s an unfair and disgraceful situation, writes Susie O’Brien.
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