Self-cancelling Jack Black makes Trump outrage worse
Tenacious D has now let down their fans twice in the space of three days, writes Kathryn Bermingham.
Opinion
Maiden: Australia’s $126m question in wake of Trump shooting
Anyone who works at Parliament will tell you that the joint is crawling with security upgrades of dubious usefulness, writes Samantha Maiden.
‘Like watching someone dying’: Where Biden is going wrong
In the wake of Joe Biden’s latest performance on the world stage, the US President is “blind to his own inadequacy”, argues body language expert Dr Louise Mahler.
Australia, where have your Covid manners gone?
We’re in the middle of a flu-nami, Covid is spiking and now there’s a horrible cough going around. So, why can’t people take a sickie, instead of spreading their germs?
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Why African Swine Fever remains an issue
Reports of a new variant of African Swine Fever have emerged in Asia, despite a huge drop-off of international travel.
Poll: Should ag be exempt from a net-zero emissions target?
As debate rages on if, how and when Australia should reach net-zero emissions, The Weekly Times is polling those with the real skin in the game. VOTE NOW
EPA in the poo as farmers kick up a stink
Reclassifying manure in the same category of waste from factories has farmers worried they’re about to be tied up in red tape, writes Ed Gannon.
Should manure be deemed industrial waste?
Victoria is poised to reclassify a valuable farm by-product — animal manure — as industrial waste. Do you agree with the decision? VOTE NOW
Structural change the key to striking balance of power
Australia’s dairy sector is facing an existential crisis, but those in power aren’t paying attention, writes John Dahlsen.
Food goes off as nation lacks leadership
A lack of leadership has been disappointing says shadow agriculture minister, Julie Collins, given the impact the agricultural workforce shortage has had on farms.
Should the ACCC investigate milk processors?
Amid mounting anger about stalled farmgate milk prices, should the nation’s peak competition and consumer regulator investigate milk processors? VOTE NOW
Milk price could be an anti-competition question
The mandatory dairy code of conduct does not prevent processors from increasing farmgate prices, argues Shaughn Morgan.
Defending the right to build
Give Victorian farmers a break on their loss of the right to build a home on 40ha-plus. The move will result in a massive drop in values, writes Randall Gerkens.
Awareness plays powerful part in fight for change
The Weekly Times plays a vital role in highlighting concerns and creating political change, writes the Speak Up Campaign chair Lachlan Marshall.
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