Book Week truth bomb too risky to drop until now
I know I’ll take some hits by publishing this column, it’s sure to offend but it has to be said, writes Amanda Blair.
Opinion
‘Disturbing, sobering’: Lawyer reacts to veterans suicide probe
Governments will be judged as to their response to Royal Commision recommendations and what they have done to reduce the incident of death and harm done by ADF service, writes lawyer Greg Isolani.
Caught in crossfire of supply and demand
Sustainability in agriculture isn’t just about environmental sustainability, writes federal Nationals MP Sam Birrell.
Maiden: Huge gamble in misunderstood Higgins saga
There’s one question on everyone’s lips as the trial wraps up – what do any of these ugly claims have to do with the defamation suit, writes Samantha Maiden.
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Banking discrimination a disgrace for taxpayers
Banks have an obligation to law-abiding businesses instead of discriminating against them, argues John McKillop.
Free vote on foreign water ownership
Tell us if you think foreigners should need Foreign Investment Review Board approval to purchase water, and have your free vote counted in The Weekly Times.
PM: Vaccines stop Covid’s power to disrupt our lives
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has issued a new plea to all Australians, explaining how vaccination will end lockdowns.
Free vote on foreign ownership restrictions
Tell us if you think nations such as Canada restricting foreigners buying rural land should be banned from buying Aussie farms, and have your free vote counted in The Weekly Times.
Cancel culture takes aim at Australia’s firearms industry
A foreign company allowed to buy an Aussie firm has cancelled an entire industry worth $2.4 billion. Questions must be answered.
Free vote on skyrocketing beef cattle prices
Tell us if you think beef cattle prices are too hot to handle and have your free vote counted in The Weekly Times.
Why are environmentalists ignoring damage to the Murray River?
Local resident and water advocate Lloyd Polkinghorne demands to know why environmentalists and politicians are ‘ignoring’ the plight of the Murray River.
Free vote on ag carbon emissions
Tell us if you think ag should be exempt from zero carbon emissions by 2050 and have your free vote counted in The Weekly Times.
Labor makes strong commitment to education at Glenormiston
Glenormiston’s legacy and the delivery of training is secure into the future, thanks to the State Government. Training Minister Gayle Tierney reveals how much it has invested.
Park management crucial, not status
National park declaration is easy — real management needs long-term thinking, people and budgets, write MICHELLE FREEMAN and DAVID DORE
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