OPINION: Newspaper reports don’t ruin lives, violence does
The logic seems to be that the only reason offenders face consequences for their actions is because newspapers air them to the public
Opinion
No right to play judge, jury and executioner
Australian Shayna Jack testing positive to a banned substance has highlighted gobsmacking hypocrisy.
Excitement building ahead of the Ashes
It’s almost Christmas for cricket lovers.
All is not fair in love and water
‘Like the adage that there are 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don’t, apparently it’s the same with dishwashers’
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Education offers hope to put stop to bullies
The State Government cannot legislate against bullying with guaranteed success
Bill attacks democratic practices
The new law is meant to prevent successful campaigns by ordinary folks on issues that concern them
Priced out of the game that I love
I used to enjoy cheering on the Maroons but cannot do that as the price of attendance has exceeded my capabilities
Climate lesson learned – almost
Why quibble over 400,000 as opposed to 650,000 years when learned people can quote not one million years but 25 million years ago
NOT SO HUMBLE: A year of double standards
THERE was something fundamentally wrong about US rapper Kendrick Lamar’s song HUMBLE coming in at No.1 in this year’s Triple J Hottest 100.
Lessons to be learned from cut and paste job
Does Mr Wheeler now understand why I consider the Creation Guy’s opinion somewhat less than reliable?
Beware of cowards who abuse animals
Animal abuse was a better predictor of sexual assault than previous convictions for homicide, arson, or firearms offences
18 things I learned when I became a parent
Nothing will prepare you for parenthood and having life turned on its head, but one thing is constant
BEACH DANGERS: Octopus, ‘flesh-eating’ bacteria, jellyfish
NOT all of the nasties lurking in the water at this time of year have savage teeth, writes our fishing columnist.
Major city expected to run out of water in only 75 days
South Africa’s fastest growing city is also fast-tracked to run out of water in less than 75 days.
Original URL: https://www.thechronicle.com.au/news/queensland/ipswich/opinion/page/189