Six million reasons to do your research on climate change
In his recent letter G J May seems to be frustrated because he cannot work out “how CO2 at 0.04% (400 ppm) of the atmosphere can change the climate”.
Opinion
Marking 80th anniversary of invasion
The Allies were unprepared for the German attack and the British Commonwealth force found itself outnumbered and unable to deploy sufficient troops to halt the German advance.
Possum Utopia needs further explanation
Greens leader’s plan will force wealthy to move elsewhere
Children vulnerable to gambling infiltration
Gambling online is addictive, anonymous and convenient, in an age when lives can be virtually lived online in seclusion.
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Grandparents stepping back can help kids in parenting role
We have a lot we can teach grandkids and most of us look forward to that, but we shouldn’t lose sight of the lessons our own children need to learn.
Adani protestors: Climate anarchists or freedom fighters?
READER: I have attended Adani-mine protests and I am proud of that.
Seven sporting upgrades Ipswich desperately needs
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Why are we celebrating a milk crate when a woman is dead?
All I could think about as I read the news stories was the young woman who had lost her life.
Never mind China, Australia needs to fight for own freedoms
Democracy and free press can’t be taken for granted.
How my kitchen renovation turned into a six-week nightmare
“I DECIDED to bite the bullet… and I have tried very hard to not complain”.
OPINION: Most people want a secular Australia
“People in this country have the freedom to practise whatever religion they want, but now Christians believe they should have special rights to discriminate”
After nearly beating Goodna, Redbank already eyeing glory
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Ipswich on alert for Magpies set to swoop at North Ipswich
Jets v Magpies encounters are always entertainment packages.
When it’s time for mumma’s tantrum
Is it only through their long-suffering parents that children learn to recognise when they’re pushing someone too far?
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