Letters
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Climate is too important to leave to major parties
Age readers respond to the policies, or as they see them non-policies, of the major parties towards Australia’s energy needs.
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Peter Dutton’s backflip shows where eyes need to be on WFH
Readers react to the Coalition decision to scrap its policy to prevent Canberra public servants from working from home.
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Liberal candidate’s failure puts spotlight on the system
Readers respond to the discovery that Liberal candidate Amelia Hamer owns multiple properties - while describing herself as a renter.
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World keeps on spinning as America isolates
Readers write that America has chosen to go it alone. So be it.
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MCG security, and the costs of Trump’s tariffs
Sunday Age readers comment on security at the MCG, Trump’s tariffs and the death Petro Georgiou.
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Ambiguous voting document could prove confusing for many
Readers complain of misleading communications from political parties ahead of the federal election.
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- LNP
Coalition no-shows leave voters guessing its policies
Readers wonder why LNP candidates seem reluctant to share their policy details.
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- Opinion
Weighing the costs of homes and education
Age readers consider the costs of buying a home and providing for a child’s education.
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- Suburban Rail Loop
Petty politics is stopping us from building a city
Readers react to Peter Dutton’s pledge to scrap funding for the Suburban Rail Loop, the debate about national service, and the election campaign.
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- Defence
Australia is wealthy and complacent – it’s time to talk national service
Readers respond to concerns that Australia is increasingly vulnerable, as well as reports on an adoption scandal and the federal election.
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