Assaults on women highlight a male problem
The kidnap, rape and murder of British young woman, Sarah Everard, by a British policeman, again highlights the ever-present threat of violence towards females
Opinion
Iris brings characters to life in fascinating history
AS they get older, a lot of people think of writing about their lives but sadly most never get around to it.
Catch phrase waters down true extent of divide
Dr. Seuss Enterprises claimed that six books would not be reprinted because they “portray people in ways that are hurtful and wrong” and created a big storm in the literary world.
Beware of iron overload
If you’re celebrating ‘a touch of the Irish’ in your blood on St Patrick’s Day, spare a thought for whether this means you are pumping too much iron.
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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
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’
You’re wrong, today’s youth aren’t softer than you were
Citing political correctness and telling someone to toughen up princess just shouldn’t happen in modern Australia.
Adorable new tiger cub really earning his stripes
Watching tiger cub Nelson bound around his Australia Zoo enclosure I could have confused him for a domestic kitten were it not for his vibrant markings.
Byrne-ing hot Ipswich form
IT was all about Jim Byrne as the experienced jockey rode his most recent treble of winners at Ipswich.
Gympie election candidate stirs up social media storm
Environmental request creates strong reactions from Gympie Facebook followers.
Elderly battler is the real face of drought in our region
AN ELDERLY woman’s heartache and desperation was clear as she searched for a lifeline at SDRC office.
LETTER: Is climate change really to blame?
‘There are no full unmitigated truths that can prove the death of bush in the Girraween National Park has anything to do with climate change only assumptions.’
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