OPINION: See ya’ later travelator
“What part of ‘keep to the left’ eludes shoppers as soon as they set foot on a moving surface?” Max Crus investigates this ‘escalating’ problem among shoppers.
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With small steps, we can end the terror at home
The calculated and callous steps Rowan Baxter took to wipe out Hannah Clarke and her children makes his crime one of our most brutal, writes SHERELE MOODY.
Watch your bank balance disappear with debit cards
“CASHLESS SOCIETY they said, bunkum we replied. But we’re almost there, a world without cash.”
A proud history of covering the shire and its stories
From the Tweed, for the Tweed – it sounds like an election slogan but it has been a simply philosophy of mine when it comes to the Tweed Daily News
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BEHIND THE SPORTS DESK: Is the Maroons dynasty dead?
We crunch the numbers on the representative retirement of ‘The Accountant’ Cameron Smith.
SPIRITUAL MATTERS: Royal reminder of family values
‘THE popular press has stirred up a frenzy of speculation about Meaghan Markle’s family, which is not helpful and quite unfair.’
OPINION: We all have the power to create change
Columnist Jordie Lynch says ordinary people can do extraordinary things if we make the right decisions.
BEHIND THE SPORTS DESK: Road to Russia runs through Croatia
SOCCER-WHOS? Is it the right move by Bert van Marwijk to pick unknown player Fran Karacic in the Australian World Cup squad?
Tweed trip low on Jets priority list
The Piggabeen Sports Complex at Tweed Heads is not one of those.
Fuel for thought
The Fairfax Media has reported that Australia has 22 days of crude oil, 59 days of LPG, 20 days of petrol, 19 days of aviation fuel and 21 days of diesel remaining.
Online abusers, it’s your right to look like a moron
Gympie councillors are often the subject of abusive comments, and it helps people in no way at all.
World-first inquiry into online news, Facebook and Google
Digital platforms are preventing publishers from best positioning their operations for the future
Don’t ignore the violence – do something
OPINION: A confronting case of domestic violence arrived at Golden Beach senior Ken Rossiter’s door, leaving him with an important decision to make
HELPFUL GUIDE: How to lose money and flounder financially
Adding thousands to your credit card debt is easy with this step-by-step guide, writes Andrew Thorpe.
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