Is smacking a child ever the right thing?
A PERTH mother was convicted of common assault and fined $750 after she smacked her child with a wooden spoon, causing a bruise.
Opinion
New fine will be ‘instant penance’ for drivers
SEVEN years ago, when first living in Toowoomba, my wife and I were impressed at how spiritual the drivers seem to be here.
If we stopped eating meat, would it really reduce emissions?
If we all stop slaughtering cattle and sheep in Australia based on today’s numbers, we’d have in excess of 26 million cattle to feed and 70 million sheep.
OPINION: Immigration gap widens
IT WOULD appear most of Australia’s lefties are crying into their orange-frappe mochaccinos, and those on right are beating their chest in victory.
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OUR SAY: The novelty of being a woman
In the corporate world it’s still a novel concept to have female CEO or board members with vaginas
Based on their record, does One Nation deserve our trust?
Opinion: What sort of leader is Pauline Hanson when she launches vitriolic attacks on her own previously loyal members if they refuse to do her bidding?
LETTER: Cashless card protesters not paid by Labor
IN LAST week’s letters to the editor (Guardian, 16/11), Denise Fox insinuated that the Say No to the Cashless Card “activists” were paid.
The days of our lives
Wishing away your weekdays waiting for the weekend is a woeful waste
Labor the sole chance to win election outright
If the LNP lose Buderim it will be able to hold party meetings in a phone booth
LETTERS: ‘How can child care centres charge on holidays?’
CAN someone please explain how a child care centre can charge for caring for children booked into care when they are not open.
YOUR SAY: ‘A smack never did me any harm’
Many people on the Fraser Coast disagreed with the findings of the study.
LETTERS: Disgust over One Nation ‘dildo’ school claims
LETTER writers had plenty to say on One Nation leader Steve Dickson’s claims Queensland schools were teaching Grade 4 students about dildos and masturbation.
SOAPBOX: Dildo claims a bigger problem than Dickson thinks
STEVE Dickson may have made a bigger error than he thought when he made his widely panned Safe Schools comments recently.
Admiring beauty when you see it
Have reached a stage in our politically correct society where we are almost afraid to admire beauty?
Original URL: https://www.thechronicle.com.au/news/queensland/bundaberg/opinion/page/196