Oh to be a fly on the wall at the market research agency, tasked with evaluating the public’s attitude to signage around speed cameras (Candid claptrap about cameras, 24/5). After […]
Read MoreHouse built on back of big gamble
The promotion of the Everest racing event on the sails of the Opera House is being unreasonably criticised. Commercialisation of publicly owned iconic locations is considered tasteless by protesters. In […]
Read MorePatience wears thin
While we delight in seeing our politicians swear on the Bible or the Koran to serve us, honour our public institutions and forever be a good citizen, MP Taylor Martin […]
Read MoreHauntingly good decision
At a time when much TAFE land is sold across NSW, we must acclaim NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet for recycling the Glebe morgue into an ambulance superstation. (Morgue to gain […]
Read MoreValues shared by many
Name-calling left-wingers are allowed to have their say, but they do need to ensure they are not painting themselves into a corner. (The right of religious belief without fear of […]
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 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 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 […]
Read MoreDrug debate reality bites
The Daily Telegraph does justice to the debate about illegal drugs by giving space to the views of both Tony Wood (Community wants NSW to stand firm, 8/12) and Emilie […]
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