Warnings of common sense
Peter Walsh anticipated Labor’s authoritarianism.
Nick Cater
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Party leaves behind core beliefs
Labor is suffering from a clash of internal cultures.
Greens want state in stone age
The party’s anti-development stance is bad news for a growing Tasmania.
Political correctness stifles debate
How to plead innocent against a charge of casual racism? You can’t. The politically correct make the charge to end discussion.
Flood inquiry ignored witnesses
THE Grantham disaster needs revisiting, and let’s leave the computer models out.
Out of the west, a wall of water
A NEW expert study reinforces what the snubbed survivors of Grantham’s 2011 floods have long maintained.
Vindication for those in eye of storm
TOM Friend is at ground zero of the Lockyer Valley flood, the place where a quarry wall failed, sending water towards Grantham.
Help people get back to work
THERE should be more to social services than just handing out money.
No end to Age of paternalism
DAVID Syme’s quaint support for state intervention continues to be echoed.
The wages of entitlement
IT’S not so much public servants’ salaries that are a worry but their spending power.
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