Not content with locking citizens in their homes and destroying their livelihoods, the Victorian Government has now employed television’s most dim-witted character to lecture them about their behaviour.
An advertising campaign launched at the weekend features comedian and marriage equality campaign pinup Magda Szubanski as the moronic “Sharon”, from Kath and Kim, telling Victorians “the sooner we obey the rules the sooner this will all be over”.
The ad, which is about as funny as being fined by police for visiting your mum on Mother’s Day, shows Sharon playing a game of netball against herself.
“I tell you what, I am so over...
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