Opinion

The state of the all-rounders health has been a hot topic, and while it’s easy to blame him the issue is much more complicated.

In tonight’s show,Ben Harvey rips into Anthony Albanese over a nationaladdress that turned intoa national embarrassment. The PM’s speech was more like a couple’s therapy session that ended with a group hug.

Just as in the COVID days, it is already clear States are prepared to go their own way.

Commentating was strictly men’s business for more than a century, now one woman is front and centre in the box.

Do you ever listen to a politician and wonder if they’re living in the same country as the rest of us? 

Within days, the Prime Minister has gone from telling Australians to proceed with their Easter plans, to warning them to conserve fuel. This isn’t good.

The fuel crisis has thrown the spotlight on how the nation has found itself in this position and what can be done to protect against a repeat in the future.

He has almost led them to the promised land, but after a shaky start the pressure is on the Canberra legend.

The new measures announced by the Albanese Government are part of a sensible approach that is welcome in an environment of uncertainty.

Aussies aren’t stupid or selfish. They’re just rightly sceptical of their Government’s ability to handle this crisis.

Kieran Foran is a club legend at the Sea Eagles, but after the club’s drastic move to sack Anthony Siebold they need to look elsewhere for long term success.

LATIKA M BOURKE: Andrew Hastie is setting the stage for an almighty battle within what remains of the dying Coalition. 

PAUL MURRAY: Angry and disaffected voters attracted to Hanson are unwittingly gifting power to Labor. This is how conservatives can fight back.

JUSTIN LANGER: In a world where domestic violence is escalating, the question of what kind of men we are raising is not just important, but urgent.

The daily information overload around the impact of the war is obscuring the need for thoughtful long-term planning.