O’Brien: Lehrmann judgment should end Lisa Wilkinson’s career
The Lehrmann judgment is a win for women, but it’s not a win for Lisa Wilkinson who has been exposed as a shameful opportunist and a dangerously biased activist.
Susie O'Brien
O’Brien: Last thing we need after Bondi attack is more guns
The devastation caused by one man with a knife in Sydney was horrendous, but it could have been so much worse if gun nuts got their way.
Welcome to Victoria, the blackout state
If hundreds of thousands of Victorians weren’t so focused on when their power will return, they may be asking how one storm can so badly cripple the state’s infrastructure?
Victoria should follow landmark US punishment of negligent mum
The conviction of the mother of a US school shooter shows negligent parents can be held to account. So why should the parents of some of Melbourne’s out of control teen criminals escape consequences?
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Don’t blame BoM for marketing agency madness
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After the floods comes a deluge of insurer gripes
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Picasso gluing a pointless act by potty protesters
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Thorburn didn’t lose job because he’s Christian
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Does Mount Buggery fit in new woke world?
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Optus CEO must resign over handling of data breach
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