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Opinion
Our job crisis needs proper investment
The real issue for the Government is job creation, but both Governments and people have to accept that low and unskilled jobs are disappearing and will not come back, due to automation.
Abortion: Who gets the final say?
The right to life is a sensitive topic which has created polarisation in our communities and governments.
Grave concerns from Communist warnings
Remember that the prime objective of the communist party is to stay in power.
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Police with domestic violence convictions must be kicked out
To learn that those responsible for policing this catastrophe includes a handful of convicted perpetrators, creates serious doubt around effectiveness
True harness heroes deserve credit
Occasionally the mould is broken, as happened last Sunday.
A paradox to Australia’s fair go attitude
‘Australia prides itself on giving people a fair go, barracking for underdogs and lopping tall poppies’
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.
Ipswich’s Labor MPs are worried, here’s how you can tell
Since the federal election drubbing there’s been a new focus from a State Government unsure it can win a third term.
Why Aussies well placed for World Cup glory
AUSTRALIA entered the Cricket World Cup as one of the favourites to lift the trophy and on current form are still a huge chance of doing this.
Extra inspiration for Jets chasing double milestone
The Jets get a chance to achieve that feat on Sunday at home when they tackle the Dolphins in the Jaydon Adams Memorial Indigenous Round.
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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