Merry Christmas to all: ‘Happy holidays’ just doesn’t cut it
What a ridiculous position to find ourselves in, we’re so fearful our opinions won’t go down well that we change them or don’t share them at all, writes Kylie Lang.
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Slap on the wrist: Where’s the fairness in Mam’s $850 fine?
Ezra Mam drives without a licence and with cocaine in his blood, and gets an $850 fine for a crash that injured a four-year-old, while drivers using phones cop $1200. Where’s the fairness, asks Kylie Lang.
New crime laws shines light on Labor’s greatest shame
The Labor party had almost 10 years to unblock its ears and listen to the people of Queensland – the new crime laws prove this, Kylie Lang argues.
Why Qld’s elite schools need their fee hikes to survive
Qld’s richest schools, some of which are charging $30,000-plus a year, have no choice but to hike their fees, writes Kylie Lang as she argues there’s even a benefit to state schools as a result. HAVE YOUR SAY
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Qld Police has become a comedy club, bereft of leaders
Queensland has become a laughing state where police officers are too frightened to go to work amid an absence of leaders who will deliver tough measures, writes Kylie Lang.
Opinion: This must end before crime crisis spirals totally out of control
Queensland police, the judiciary and the state government need to get on the same page to prevent the youth crime crisis from spiralling out of control, writes Kylie Lang.
John Coates is the Olympics hero Brisbane needs
Leaders we can look up to are few and far between these days – and we in Queensland have had an unfair share of duds. So I’m calling it: John Coates is a hero, writes Kylie Lang.
Time for Katarina Carroll to step down?
When it is no longer safe to go to a shopping centre for fear of being brutally murdered, the public is justified in questioning whether or not the right people are in power, writes Kylie Lang.
Hospital mould fiasco stinks
When new laws rightly place landlords in breach if they don’t eradicate existing mould in rental properties within seven days, how is it that potentially deadly mould can be allowed to grow on the ceilings of our biggest hospital for weeks, asks Kylie Lang.
‘Covid is still a killer so why are we ignoring it?’
Covid remains a part of our life but why are we now ignoring it?
Terrible excuses of Qld pet killers who are getting off scot-free
To kill a pet because it has become an inconvenience is not “humane” in my book and those who do it deserve to be punished, writes Kylie Lang.
Secrecy around delayed uni offers just not good enough
The delay in uni offers in Queensland announced this week is more than just an inconvenience. And the body responsible has to come clean about what went wrong, writes Kylie Lang.
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