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170 letters for 170 years of The Age. You know me as ‘Peter Johns, Sorrento’

170 letters for 170 years of The Age. You know me as ‘Peter Johns, Sorrento’

When my first letter was printed in 2006, I was surprised and felt very excited. It is still a thrill.

  • by Peter Johns

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A silent friend: Why The Age has been part of these readers’ lives for decades

A silent friend: Why The Age has been part of these readers’ lives for decades

Over the past 170 years, we have informed you, inspired you, puzzled you and made you laugh. As The Age celebrates 170 years, readers reflect on what it means to them.

My Age letters keep getting rejected. Don’t people realise I’m Erudite of Aireys Inlet?
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My Age letters keep getting rejected. Don’t people realise I’m Erudite of Aireys Inlet?

I’ve been studying the most successful letter writers from across Victoria and I think I’ve cracked the code. For a start, live near a large body of water.

  • by Megan Stoyles
For better results getting teachers, go back to the future

For better results getting teachers, go back to the future

Letter writers have their say on the push for more teachers and the Voice referendum.

Time to move on from paternalistic old ways

Time to move on from paternalistic old ways

Readers have their say on the Voice as the referendum date is announced

UKRAINE: On a small planet, the ripples of war fan out
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UKRAINE: On a small planet, the ripples of war fan out

As the war in Ukraine continues, condemnation of Vladimir Putin grows.

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SHANE WARNE: The honour is broader than just his playing
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SHANE WARNE: The honour is broader than just his playing

The awarding of a state funeral for Shane Warne has provoked varying reactions with readers.

UKRAINE: West should stand up to shelling of nuclear plants
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UKRAINE: West should stand up to shelling of nuclear plants

Age readers give their views on the actions of Vladimir Putin.

HERITAGE: This pub is an institution, it should be left alone
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Opinion

HERITAGE: This pub is an institution, it should be left alone

Readers give their views on the clash between heritage and development.

TEACHING LITERACY: The strengths and flaws in the value of NAPLAN
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TEACHING LITERACY: The strengths and flaws in the value of NAPLAN

The correct way to teach children literacy draws strong reaction from readers.

Christian love can offer support to trans students

Christian love can offer support to trans students

Readers discuss whether religious schools should be allowed to discriminate against trans students; Scott Morrison urging his party to do what’s right for the team; and Melbourne’s scooter laws.

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