Perspective
- Perspective
- Coronavirus pandemic
There is nobility in isolation, for human company is our great craving
Most of us desire the pleasure of company. So when we are required to isolate, we are denying our own nature. Such sacrifice requires brave hearts.
- Tony Wright
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- Perspective
- Government grants
The gun club was suffering lead poisoning... until Bridget arrived
The Wangaratta Clay Target Club had plenty of problems. And then Senator Bridget McKenzie turned up bearing a gift.
- Tony Wright
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- Heroes
How a fatal bus crash connects Barrie Cassidy and Harry Frydenberg
Neither knew it, but more than half a century ago, tragedy touched the schoolboy Barrie Cassidy and a young doctor named Frydenberg. Finally, they meet.
- Tony Wright
- Opinion
- Sketch
The President, suffering a downer, calls his buddy Scott
Sketch: President Donald Trump calls his mate Scott Morrison to offer a choice: the flowers at the White House, or a bench at Dunkin' Donuts.
- Tony Wright
Rediscovering Montsalvat: the bid to revive a national treasure
Montsalvat sits at the edge of Melbourne and of our consciousness. A new director is intent on returning the artists' colony to contemporary focus.
- Tony Wright
- Opinion
- Sketch
Great Scott: Morrison finds his place in history
Prime Minister Scott Morrison finds himself in the midst of great events. But was he at the centre of things ... or consigned to the sidelines?
- Tony Wright
- Perspective
- Opinion
Kevin Mack never had AIDS, but he was required to suffer anyway
Kevin Mack is standing as an independent for parliament. He's a stalwart of the Albury-Wodonga community. You'd barely believe the experiences that shaped him.
- Tony Wright
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