Paul Hosford: Dare we hope that the curse of living in a continued crisis lifts soon?

After a decade of seemingly endless crisis and tumult, it is hard to see how much more the public has left to give, writes Paul Hosford
Some people's holiday plans could be badly hit, from as early as May. Picture: iStock

Some people's holiday plans could be badly hit, from as early as May. Picture: iStock

Remember precedented times? Back when things were calmer, less existentially crippling, with better music.

Perhaps I'm just showing my age or becoming weary after nearly two decades in news media, but it certainly feels like the early 2010s were perhaps the last time that things felt more known, more certain, more in hand.

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