Clancy Overell

3 weeks ago | betootaadvocate.com | Clancy Overell

CLANCY OVERELL | Editor | CONTACTThe last few days have been heartbreaking for part-time crypto hustler/full-time time rental property manager, Noah Clugh (30). After an idyllic middle class upbringing spent probably watching a little bit too much American TV, Noah has no interest in Australian sport, music or politics. In fact, he thinks that the Australian news cycle is irrelevant to his day to day life. He takes great pride in not being able to name one Australian journalist or head of state.

3 weeks ago | betootaadvocate.com | Clancy Overell

CLANCY OVERELL | Editor | CONTACTIt appears that Thursday evening date night has been hijacked by an impressive menu, as one local big bopper begins to let loose on the share plates. Portly local gent, Bruce Hanson (40) wants the waiter to know that his ability to ingest medium priced Australian cuisine will surprise ya. He’s also taking full advantage of the fact that his wife, Kelly (38), very rarely pays attention to the order after outlining the one meal she wants.

3 weeks ago | betootaadvocate.com | Clancy Overell

CLANCY OVERELL | Editor | CONTACTTWO VERY DIFFERENT PROBLEMS: As sure as death and taxes, the Australian sports media have snapped photos of soccer fans letting off flares during the A-League decider in Melbourne over the weekend. This may have been the first media coverage that the game received, after a sold-out local derby grand final between Melbourne City and Melbourne Victory failed to make any headlines last week.

3 weeks ago | betootaadvocate.com | Clancy Overell

CLANCY OVERELL | Editor | CONTACTThe Teal Wave has crashed. It is all over. The 2025 Federal Election taught us a few things. Firstly, Australians aren’t that fond of Nuclear energy. Secondly, we learnt that the voting patterns that emerge during constitutional referendums aren’t necessarily a good indicator for what will happen when Australians are asked to choose which political party will lead their next Federal Government.

3 weeks ago | betootaadvocate.com | Clancy Overell

CLANCY OVERELL | Editor | CONTACTWith half the nation pissing down with icy rain, and the other half copping a dry cold front, it’s undeniably the kind of night where it would be appropriate to cook up a big pot of minestrone and coat it in shaved parmesan cheese. A big bit of buttered toast on the side would also go down a treat. As would a glass of red or an ice cold mid-strength beer.