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MAX CRUS: Scotty from marketing is on fire MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos MARCH 9 2021: For lease signs on an empty office space in Melbourne CBD. Research says 110,000 jobs will go across the country this month as JobKeeper comes to an end. Picture: NCA NewsWire / David Geraghty Opinion Max Crus, Grape Expectations It costs a bomb to be poor. Geez, Scotty from marketing is on fire… no, no, sorry, not like the bushfires. No, he’s devised a ge...

What has elite, all-boys private school education got to do with what’s happening in Canberra? Quite a bit, according to Max Crus

News got the boot from Facebook last week, but Max Crus wonders if it was really such a bad thing after all

Max Crus wonders how difficult can empathy be for PM Scott Morrison

Which part of white fellas telling black fellas they are now Australians is worthy of the latter celebrating?

Of course a name change was necessary, and the debate subsided almost as quickly as the racist jokes, but to call it Cheer?

But the criteria, which are essential for the day being celebrated, have to be based on factors which include being raceless, colourless and timeless. Both Governor Phillip and Eddie Mabo along with many other options do not meet these criteria. 26/1/49 does. It wasnt an instantaneous magic wand, but it was, and is, a good foundation. Progress has constantly been achieved since then and will continue doing so. It will not be a bump-less ride, but will include the adding and subtracting "rule...

MAX CRUS dispels echo chamber myths and puts forward an alternative date to quell the Australia Day debate once and for all.

Australians Celebrate Australia Day As Debate Continues Over Changing The Date Opinion Max Crus, Grape Expectations Premium Content Subscriber only Theres one thing that really gives me the pip: entitled white guys (and women) jumping up and down because their public holiday celebrating good ancestral fortune is threatened by a growing majority who are a bit more compassionate, a bit less afraid of modernity and who appreciate that inclusiveness doesnt real...

Opinion by Max Crus Premium Content Subscriber only Yes, its that time of year that the entire media is on holidays and automated "Year in Review" fillers fill our airwaves and printed pages…um, okay, not so much the latter lately. In between overs at the cricket, between legs at the darts, between legs at the beach, between Netflix binges (instead of cool eagle-eye slow-pan cityscapes), the highlights and the lowlights of last year are thrust upon us. Bu...