It’s not uncommon that careless government solutions to one problem open up a whole new can of worms, unleashing a set of predictable complications which often prove worse than the […]
Read MoreName change shame
In the aftermath of the Bondi terrorist event, it is surely understandable that those empowered in our hospitals will act with the best intentions, formulating common sense policies that guarantee […]
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 MoreGETTING OUR DOCTORS TO THE REGIONS
News of the paucity of specialist medical services in rural NSW is not new, yet it has been tackled successfully in the past with amazing results (“Lack of services a […]
Read MoreFace it, no one knows the leaders
Following on from a Daily Telegraph survey that tested whether voters recognised national leaders, similar trends are now revealed at the state level as party leaders prove to be all […]
Read MoreLatham irrelevance
No doubt Mark Latham, MLC, ex-MHR, ex-Labor Opposition Leader, ex-mayor of Liverpool, ex-One Nation figurehead and now ex-partner to AVO-seeking Nathalie Matthews, has had a tumultuous political and personal career. […]
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Revive ‘dead’ suburb
While a few fairy tales might have been promulgated around the sale of Rosehill Racecourse, it’s great to see Cinderella has not lost her famous golden slipper this time around. […]
Read MoreRoad problems grow
Peter Frazer from Safer Australian Roads and Highways is both harsh and correct when he attributes the main cause of car accidents to at least one of the drivers in […]
Read MoreCCTV is another hero
The inquest into the tragic events at Westfield Bondi Junction last year will be therapeutic for organisations and relatives, outlining the successes and failures on the day. (“The moment a […]
Read MoreSafety on our streets
Repetitively enacting the same solutions for longstanding problems and getting similarly disappointing results is very dumb human behaviour and is even worse public policy. At the Central Coast on the […]
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