No injustice of greater proportions has surely been reported than the sacking of ACT primary school principal Janelle Rowe (“Teacher adrift for ‘Purple’ day stand”, DT, 8/9). What a shame […]
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Mobile phones useful
In past wars and disasters, secrecy has been an advantage, allowing propaganda to support the war effort and public perceptions. Modern phones and the internet has changed our reactions to […]
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Mundine memories
With a tear in the eye and a heavy heart, Anthony ‘The Man’ Mundine depicts a side of his personality often hidden and yet universally resonant with all who have […]
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More male teachers needed as role models
NSW Premier Chris Minns is right to launch a discussion on the potential for schools to solve the problems unearthed as boys were accused of rape across Sydney, but the […]
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Cutting tobacco crime
For many years, Dr Simon Chapman and other commentators have waged a public war on cigarettes, bemoaning their effect on human pathology including vascular destruction and horrific lung cancers. (“Cut […]
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Sporting expectations
Warren Brown has captured brilliantly the glum predicament of 2020s life in Australia with his cartoon of a youthful yet decimated Swans supporter robbed entirely of the idols he holds […]
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Peptides a problem we must stop
Every effort must be made to address the foolish self-administration of poisonous peptides among our youth. (“PEP talk cops a jab”, DT,17/8). (“Doctors trump influencers”, 17/8). Ironically popular in bodybuilding […]
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Just change the grand final to the Saturday
With BEARIy an NRL team to bless himself with, WA Premier Roger Cook is being a touch cheeky hoping to steal the 2028 NRL Grand Final from Sydney (“Minns braces […]
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Droning on about lack of security
Seeking to sell the Parramatta Lancer Barracks and the Victoria Barracks in Sydney, I guess the Albanese Government might as well sell off all our airbases too if it isn’t […]
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Getting off screens
Monday’s Editorial (“Screens down, pencils up”, DT, 10/8) is music to our ears as a proven method of communication and learning returns to the classrooms of NSW. In past generations, […]
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