OPINION: Newspaper reports don’t ruin lives, violence does
The logic seems to be that the only reason offenders face consequences for their actions is because newspapers air them to the public
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Excitement building ahead of the Ashes
It’s almost Christmas for cricket lovers.
All is not fair in love and water
‘Like the adage that there are 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don’t, apparently it’s the same with dishwashers’
Ed’s desk: Barnaby’s $286k package; are pollies on too much?
BARNABY Joyce’s extraordinary comments about the costs of living this week have highlighted just how much our politicians are getting paid.
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Russia must be held to account for role in plane disaster
MH17 was shot down over Ukraine with a Buk surface to air missile.
OPINION: Plastic bag ban won’t save environment
Letter writer Eloise Rowe says the “bag ban” has done very little for the environment, as it’s impossible to remove all forms of plastic.
OPINION: Farmers given a bum bank deal for too long
Royal Commission opens eyes to big bank abuses
When a storm in a jam jar is a sign of more sinister things
WHY can’t we serve food on plates anymore? And why must my beverage come in a jar?
OPINION: BRL must reward minor premiers with home final
Regardless of where the Hervey Bay Seagulls, Maryborough Brothers, or Wallaroos finish on the table, the current system dictates they will not host any finals.
Opinion: Football Qld should shoulder some Buccs blame
Given distances hard to see how team from three cities will work
Creek community in crisis
On Monday, June 18, a delegation of indigenous leaders alongside the Tennant Creek Mayor went to Canberra to see Malcolm Turnbull
We debate Christmas Day sport as Big Bash considers games
Christmas Day remains the target for Big Bash League bosses but player feedback is yet to warm to the idea of playing on December 25.
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