News that paracetamol has not been confirmed as a cause of ADHD. autism or intellectual disability must be a boost for the pharmaceutical companies who might otherwise be facing massive […]
Read MoreIt’s hard to judge
We might all have been occasionally reckless on social media, posting comments which seemed right at the time until a change in context sees our reputations crashing and causing unexpected […]
Read MoreGloves up, phones down
With news that Donald Trump will host a UFC fight program at the White House on his 80th birthday in June, Mixed Martial Arts combat sport is acquiring a new […]
Read MoreBottom line on cyclone
While the Bureau of Meteorology attempts to use advanced AI to predict whether a cyclone is headed our way this weekend, regaling our TVs with colourful maps and conjuring masterful artwork, […]
Read MoreCairns do attitude
As an annual visitor from Parramatta (the exciting metropolis that is emerging as the second CBD of multicultural Sydney) the ailing commentary by locals about the supposed pitfalls of life […]
Read MoreMany were not silent
John Partridge poses a series of well constructed rhetorical questions in his missive about the causes of the Bondi attack (Why did we stay quiet? Letters, 2/1). There is no […]
Read MoreOUR FRAGILE HARMONY IS SHATTERED
Monday was the 11th anniversary of the Lindt Cafe siege, Sydney’s last horrific terrorist event which paralysed a nation and destroyed the reputation of one of our iconic venues. Now, […]
Read MoreKids need protection
Congratulations to News Corp and its diligent editors who conceived the concept of a social media ban to stop suicidal ideation among our fragile children. (“Unstoppable belief has set our […]
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BEAUTY ON A SCALE WE’RE NOT USED TO
Correspondent Samina Rakhshani writes beautifully about the gloriously golden coloured eyelash viper at Taronga zoo, regaling its good looks and highly successful mating history, producing 14 babies this year (“Easy […]
Read MoreCompensate families
On the third anniversary of the murders of police officers Rachel McCrow, Matthew Arnold and civilian Alan Dare at Wieambilla, memories of their courage and service have not faded in […]
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