Why you should vote Yes in ‘defining decision’
With just weeks to go before the Voice referendum, one of the architects behind the Yes campaign, explains why you should vote Yes.
Opinion
‘Where r u?’: Just pick up the phone now
Like millions of parents across Australia who find it impossible to communicate with teens, Julie Cross writes that she knows the no-response phenomenon is not just her son ignoring her.
Why Trump may not avoid jail this time
The latest criminal charges against former US President Donald Trump are the most serious yet for two reasons. See why.
The law is catching up with Trump
After entering a plea to election interference charges, there was none of the showmanship that has defined Donald Trump’s political career. He looked upset, angry and every bit his age.
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Make the distinction between panic and preparedness to kids
IF YOU’RE stockpiling toilet paper, take a moment to think what that may look like to your little ones.
Grafton: a city with two tales
OPINION: ‘What if the Muslim community came en masse to Grafton to mourn their slain? What if they came to a town where they don’t exist?’
OPINION: The joys of local footy
SPORTS reporter Emily Clooney makes a strong case for turning off the TV and heading to the footy field.
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH: Leave the PM alone
“My contemporaries and I feel that it is time to end the unwarranted attacks on our hardworking Prime Minister over his handling of the bushfire crisis.”
OPINION: 27 reasons why Australia is the lucky country
AFTER battling cancer, long-time Sunshine Coast resident Geoff Glanville has come up with 27 reasons why Australia still is the lucky country.
Male violence is an endemic problem
More than half of women killed last year died at hands of partner or relative.
The struggle of keeping track with technology changes
“I am having trouble keeping up with new technologies, change is moving too fast. Slow down please.”
‘Why we should NOT change the date of Australia Day’
“And for the Greens’ Richard Di Natale and Adam Bandt, go celebrate whatever you celebrate on another day and leave the rest of us alone.”
Life is what we make of it
I would rather pass my days lying on the beach, staring at the full moon and watching shooting stars scoot across the night sky than live in a city.
‘Dead malls’: Retail future grim as online shopping booms
THE news of the collapse of Jeanswest yesterday would have come as no surprise to many people.
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