Climate change-denying grandpa slams student ‘riots’
“MANY of these malcontents were young women who, in my opinion, would have been far better off attending to their needlework and cooking classes”.
Opinion
OUR SAY: The dark side of footy finals
Daily Examiner reporters share their views on violence and sport
No ifs and no butts, clean up your act
There’s no time and place for littering of any kind, but a cigarette is on a whole level of its own.
Check out Ipswich’s rugby league ‘team of the year’
It’s awards night tonight at the North Ipswich Reserve function centre where the best players of the season will be crowned.
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Comm Games closing ceremony ’embarrassing and disgusting’
I trust that the closing ceremony which consisted mostly of insignificant small-time political garbage will be tossed into the trash bin of games history.
Beattie’s NRL gig is another bad dream
A guy who doesn’t even know what the Cronulla footy team is called has been given the honour of running the game.
Far from conclusive evidence of first Australian residents
To claim the present Aborigines are descendants of the first people to walk this land is folly and I believe the deliberate distortion of history.
Spiteful words unnecessary
The LNP’s Jarrod Bleijie joined the bully-boy chorus line in his attack on Katie Noonan, the musical director of the Commonwealth Games ceremonies
Vegetarianism ’empty talk’ compared to African issues
How about instead of meat works and piggeries, what about a sit-in at a local fishery?
‘Garbled’ letter misses the point on Dinmore protest
Protesters were drawing attention to the unjustified and needless killing of animals for food
Boys’ club eroding hope in the country
We see these male egotists, high on testosterone, battle amongst themselves and fire rubber bullets at each other
BEHIND THE SPORTS DESK: Are the Games really worth it?
VIDEO: How does the Commonwealth Games stack up against the Olympics, and is it truly worth all the hype?
SOAPBOX: A coward punch is a disgraceful act
AS AN eldest child, I’ll admit in my teens I complained of over-protective parents, especially when I finally came of age and ventured out to night life venues.
Youth suicide: how can we offer hope to this generation?
RILEY Owen leaves behind a lot of people who supported him, who love him and who will miss him like crazy, writes former chaplain Stuart White.
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