Paul Keating left school at 15 and that didn’t stop him from winning accolades for being an economic reformer.
It’s not what it said so much as the timing of the leak - amid a bitter internal Liberal Party brawl in the countdown to the federal election.
An appearance in the ICAC is survivable - it helps if no adverse findings are made.
The Premier never had much luck with men,even the ones she didn’t choose.
It will now be left to the poor voters in his WA seat of Pearce to determine just how immune the electorate has become to the litany of scandals,conflicts and contempt.
While a senator denies she was intoxicated in the chamber,the episode perhaps exposes Australians’ tolerance for political drinking - and a national fascination with the terminology for inebriation.
YOLO may not be a new idea,but Millennials have made it their own and are changing the economy along the way.
Only three years ago,Australian cricketers were accused of a “culture of arrogance” but now they’ve flown into another public relations storm.
It's been one hell of a year for a Premier who has had to suppress far more than the current COVID-19 outbreak.
How do you have an affair during a pandemic. How are the rich getting richer. And can things get any worse?
Passion,compassion and laughter were the hallmarks of this talented journalist,who fled a divided America in the early 1970s to call Australia home.