Our Dad wants to die – but the law says no
Readers express different views about whether we should have the right to choose our time of death.
The Age Letters
Many ways to nobble the national broadcaster
Readers react with anger and shock to the proposed changes to the ABC.
Foreigners pitted against locals to keep wages low
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The elite are those who make the rules
Politicians can create fair rules or they can skew policies to enrich the powerful few.
Please, what is the logic in this new "deal"?
Readers discuss the possibility of Australia taking part in a refugee settlement deal with the United States.
Watson saves AFL from making obvious decision
Jobe Watson is to be congratulated for his decision to hand back his tainted 2012 Brownlow medal.
Forget complex policies; promise masses anything
Readers have mixed views about what voters should read into the election of Donald Trump
Accept the legitimacy of the election result
Readers continue to discuss the US election, including why Trump won and what his presidency will be like.
Analysis falls short of taking on neoliberalism
Readers warn the government of the local parallels with Donald Trump's victory in the US presidential election.
What is in PM's heart remains mystery to all
Time and again, the Prime Minister has pursued policies that he opposed when he was not prime minister.
West exploits the wealth of the poorest countries
Readers warn that conflict and social unrest will only increase while the West pursues policies that exacerbate inequality.
But guns can't harm us, can they Mr Trump?
Readers continue to discuss the presidential election in the United States.
Has the right wing lost control of its man?
Readers discuss the presidential election in the United States.
Tackle growing inequity, don't scapegoat refugees
Readers suggest the public direct their anger at the appropriate target - a population growth rate that is too high.
Tax polluters over jobs lost to create safe planet
Readers attack all levels of government for not already having a transition plan in place following the announcement of the closure of Hazelwood power station.
Little resemblance to liberal star of past Q & As
Readers express bewilderment at the complete capture of the Prime Minister by the right wing of the Liberal Party.
Kevin Rudd's hypocrisy is an affront to believers
Readers attack both major parties for the appalling treatment of asylum seekers and put forward a bipartisan solution.
One day, the people will turn on our leaders
Readers are angry that politicians (and some ex-politicians) are rorting the system and taking advantage of their roles to benefit themselves.
Where is the decency and the compassion?
Readers are outraged at the government's tough new policy on asylum seekers - and Labor's compliance.
Business 101: Always put people ahead of profit
Readers discuss the accident at Dreamworld, with several highly critical of Ardent Leisure's handling of the tragedy.
Teachers' workloads grow but the pay doesn't
In light of the suicide of school principal Mark Thompson, readers discuss the ever-increasing stress on teachers.
It is time to take a tough stand, Premier
Readers are angry that yet another politician - this time, state Labor MP Steve Herbert - has rorted the system. Some are calling for his resignation or sacking.
We are too busy feasting on the good life to care
Will the deliberate regime of neglect and cruelty continue until officials are prosecuted under international law?
Major parties remain deaf to voters’ pleas
Voters are turning to fringe political parties because they feel they are getting a raw deal
States can't cope with record immigration
Readers put forward three measures that would curb rising house prices - cutting immigration and ending negative gearing and the capital gains tax concession
Treasurer won't tackle drivers of house prices
Readers call on the federal government to start funding major infrastructure to help service new estates in outer suburban areas
School must be open and listen to students
Readers discuss the controversial speech by a Melbourne High School student and the principal's actions and response.
Call it for what it is: stealing from the public
Readers express outrage at politicians who continue to use generous interpretations of electorate business to claim expenses.
Amalgamation all about property development
Readers complain about secretiveness and lack of accountability of councillors and staff.
Trump campaign holds lessons for the Coalition
Readers warn politicians against moving to far to the right.