No one could begrudge the Queen’s Birthday Honours bestowed on health leaders Kerry Chant and Elizabeth Koff for their contributions during the Covid challenges. (This is for all health heroes, […]
Read MoreA jab in the right direction
Top marks to The Telegraph for a great feel-good story to promote seasonal Christmas cheer (Just do it – plea from an Aussie who got the jab, 26/12). Matthew Moon […]
Read MoreWharfies holding up Australia
The indignation expressed by your correspondents relating to a wharfie strike at Botany seems to be widespread. (Letters, 29/9). Ironically, the only reason the AWU has a stranglehold on the […]
Read MoreDouble trouble in shortages
Prosecuting the argument that panic-buying in supermarkets is madness has been undertaken in several newspapers and across social media. A point not made, however, is that leaving supermarket shelves empty […]
Read MoreCharles heeds caution
With 115 recorded cases of COVID-19 and the first death in the United Kingdom, I commend Prince Charles for cancelling his Prince’s Trust Group Dinner. (Chicken Chuck’s gaffe, 6/3). Doing […]
Read MoreCommunal times not for the faithful
While Jesus’s first miracle turned water into wine, I doubt Archbishop Anthony Fisher really wants churches and pubs treated the same. (Churches praying to be treated like pubs, 28/5). The […]
Read MoreWith God on their side
The NRL has invoked “force majeure” to contractually protect itself, claiming that the COVID-19 pandemic is an act of God. (NRL claims Act of God wrecked the season, 11/4). It […]
Read MoreReal survivor
There’s little doubt that Channel 10’s Survivor program needs some entertainment value for us couch potatoes. While noisy George Mladenov’s antics created a fan base, his boast of owning only […]
Read MoreCancer cure news a boost
God bless all the doctors, researchers, patients and even those donating money to help stop cancer in our world. What a wonderfully inspiring article. This story has cheered me up. […]
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