Although completely wrong in her reasoning, motivation, timing and insensitivity on the complex matter of Palestinian recognition, Senator Fatima Payman highlights one of the biggest problems with politics in this […]
Read MoreSolution to problem hits home
Senator Maria Kovacic is right to address the challenges of homelessness, rental competition, the housing stock in metropolitan Sydney, Foreign Investment Review Board protocols and the moral bankruptcy of government […]
Read MoreRampant waste
Having dropped off a Service Club donation myself to a local primary school to provide free breakfasts for children before a busy school day, the evidence that we are living […]
Read MoreJudging a book
Steve Ngeow (Letters, 9/5) is perhaps unfair to quote the mantra about councils only being concerned about rates, roads and rubbish when it is clear that there is public pressure […]
Read MoreLight on a dark art
A big congratulations to the articulate Professor Gary Martin, who’s exposé of the machinations of gaslighting and its modern applications to the workforce is mind boggling (Be alert to the […]
Read MoreRole of journalism
Our multicultural society in Australia works well when we value diversity and the rich benefits of our differences in innovative problem solving, stimulating creativity and showcasing the world’s best in […]
Read MoreLoud voice from a distance
There are perhaps similarities between concerned local firebrand “Brother Ismail” and the leadership of Hamas, in the way that they both are boisterous, but safely in refuge in Qatar, Istanbul […]
Read MoreAn idea that’ll see us flush with cash
With news that our jails are emptying out faster than dunny paper in a pandemic, I guess that our state has cause for both celebration and an opportunity for making […]
Read MoreFolbigg vindicated
Perhaps it is the weakness of our legal system and 21st-century humanity that everything is measured in dollars and cents when compensation for misjudgement is discussed, even though restored innocence […]
Read MoreCashed up for crack at adulthood
Begrudgingly perhaps, but even the most dyed-in-the-wool Labor voter would be lining up to acclaim the concept of government sponsored, non-taxable forced savings for our youth. (Child’s pay, 13/3). Many […]
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