With 26,000 Australians stranded overseas due to reduced commercial flights and our limited airport quotas, unreasonable blame is being attributed (Please bring us back home, 17/9). While Prime Minister Scott […]
Read MoreSending them packing back home.
Young people in a foreign country during a murderous pandemic understandably seek comfort from others. Ironically, such contaminating closeness might be more destructive than the long-term effects of them sharing […]
Read MoreSeeing red over hypocrisy
As a standard bearer of free speech, your editorial that denigrates the absence of a trustworthy media in China deserves wholesome endorsement. (China’s facts versus reality, 15/2). I am equally […]
Read MoreTrudeau backlash of his own making
Canadian PM Justin Trudeau has more than egg on his face as we approach the upcoming elections. (Oh Canada! Trudeau sorry for brown face, 20/9). He spent years breaking down […]
Read MoreIt’s raining leaks!
With Julian Assange about to be extradited to the USA, it is an interesting coincidence that top secret military files about potential war zones are suddenly floating around the internet […]
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Next gen’s response sparks hope
Ivan Pavlov’s dogs taught the world of psychology about conditioning in the 19th Century. Now Drew Pavlou, his near-namesake, and his dogs Max and Luna are repeating history. (Like a […]
Read MoreHighlight for India
News that Barry O’Farrell has been appointed as High Commissioner to India should be welcomed by all sides of politics. (Look, it’s Bombay Barry, 19/2). After years in opposition as […]
Read MorePlus side of Korean saga
Australians, who venture into harm’s way overseas may cause our government considerable cost and “diplomatic capital” in getting them repatriated. However, Alek Sigley is not your average adventurer (Missing Aussie […]
Read MoreRough road ahead
While the world might choose to translate the term “zero emissions” as avoiding releasing carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, increasingly it is equating to zero electricity security and zero money […]
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 […]
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