Adult children can alter your recipe for life success
Multi-generation living makes sense, but clashes of opinion mean the living arrangement is not to everyone’s taste.
Opinion
Top hoops thrive on heavy Ipswich track
Ruuca showed great potential and an affinity for the sting out of the track.
Australians are usually the poorly dressed ones
As a child, it was instilled within me that good presentation and dress opens doors, whilst and bad manners seen through poor presentation close them.
Grief-stricken city caught in media crosshairs
THE forgotten victims in moments of violent tragedy are the communities affected by the unwanted – but inevitable – media scrutiny.
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This brave rape survivor has one wish
HEARING about the distressing experience from a rape survivor still sends shivers down my spine.
Grafton’s city levee walls set the standard
THIS month marks 50 years of flood protection from Grafton’s flood wall , and we’re delving into the archives to celebrate.
Blind faith in religion telling us to ignore same-sex facts
OPINION: Can someone actually explain to me what is wrong with same-sex marriage, aside from it disagreeing with what a man not proven to exist says?
Dialling back a step or two in phone technology: OPINION
REPORT linking mobile phone use to cancer released containing news that rats exposed to the radiation have a slightly increased risk of developing a tumour.
LETTER: After the flood, bad timing to talk rate hikes
“I CAN not reconcile the value of having to pay more than $50-100 per week for the privilege to support basic utilities and travel on substandard roads.”
We stand united with London in terror attack aftermath
OUR SAY: It is a scary world when you wake up to yet another terrifying attack and wonder if this is what we should expect as a regular occurrence.
EDITORIAL: Did Ryan Adams really play in Byron Bay?
NOWADAYS it’s as if artists and artworks exist solely as a backdrop to the viewer’s life which they are performing on social media.
OPINION: Fidget spinners will end up in a drawer somewhere
FOLKS, a couple of weeks ago I found one of those little spinner things in our house, so I gave it a twirl.
Daddy-O: DILF-shaming? Being a good dad should be enough
I always figured fatherhood was like a parachute that offered you an escape from the flaming plane of society’s nonsense obligations.
Are we getting paid the right superannuation?
EVERYONE who is employed knows the word superannuation and that it represents life after work. But is everyone actually getting paid what they are supposed to?
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