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‘Pitchforks and torches were raised up into the air for my sin.’
Opinion
Baby name key to the game of life
The list of choices might be endless, but the moniker you choose for your child creates a connection to last a lifetime.
Advancing Australia with a new anthem
Indigenous columnist Janelle Brown explains why first nation people feel left out
Why costs of not acting on climate change ‘more concerning’
At pre-polling in Toowoomba last week, this letter writer spoke to an LNP member who was concerned about how much acting on climate change will cost.
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What’s the plan for nuclear survivors? No, really
I have emailed our federal member and the council and my only aim is to make sure we have a plan as we have for fire and flood: letter
Mum’s the Word: Keep count when catering for parties
WHY go to a lot of trouble when you can pass the buck and hand over a few bucks?
POLLIE TICKLED: The branch is breaking – you can bank on it
Passbooks and tellers are going the way of the dodo but, never fear, ATMs are here to stay.
Good riddance to the blokey, unwelcoming workplaces
WHEN I started full-time work back in the distant days of 1984 the two worst things you could be called in heavy industry were, one, a ‘bludger’ and two, ‘gay’.
Seeing through distractions in marriage equality debate
WITH voter rolls closing in a few hours, expect the intensity, and, sadly, the viciousness of the debate over marriage equality to start ramping up.
OPINION: Saleyard fees important for cattle exchange
RICHMOND Valley mayor speaks up about the cancellation of cattle sales.
LETTER: Constitution needs to be brought up to date
UNLESS Adam and Eve came from Lightning Ridge, then all of us living in Australia have ancestors from somewhere else.
It’s not easy being green on the Northern Rivers
EVERYTHING looks green on the Northern Rivers
A walk inside Parliament’s gift shop
I’m not good at shopping, I’m too busy being a farmer, attending coal mining conferences, running the Nats and swanning around when Malcolm’s overseas.
OPINION: Has rare moment of clarity come too late
HAVE two members of the Australian Parliament found moments of clarity that will mark a shift in the mess masquerading as our government.
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