Why are we paying so much for our gas?
Readers offer solutions to tackle mounting energy crisis on Australia's east coast.
Readers offer solutions to tackle mounting energy crisis on Australia's east coast.
Readers believe it is clear that Australia needs to transition away from fossil fuels.
Health practitioners have the right to protect the people attending their practices from being exposed to the avoidable risks of an unvaccinated person.
Mechanisms need to be in place to examine widespread rorting of a basically healthy system and patients need to be diligent that their doctors are not over-delivering services.
Pity the younger generation in a world of high unemployment and obscenely high house prices.
Readers decry the heightened dangers resulting from the folly of going to war in Iraq in 2003.
 And the anger about the decision to cut Sunday penalty rates continues.
Readers discuss concerns regarding planning and justice issues.
Readers weigh in on education debate, in particular focusing on options for struggling students.
Readers discuss ways to deter underpayment of staff and possible impact of penalty rate cuts.
Having a male nanny has enriched our family life, especially during the years when my male partner worked excessive hours. We are better people for having Jarrod in our lives.
Readers query the wisdom of importing policy from the US.
Government's first priority should be tackling widespread underpayment of wages.
Workers are outraged about the latest politician expense scandal.
Readers express anger at the clergy's testimony at the royal commission.
Readers react to Fair Work Commission's decision to cut some Sunday penalty rates.
Readers express anger at the expense claims of the Speaker of the Victorian Parliament.
Premier Daniel Andrews' refusal to consider trialling a safe injecting room smacks of cowardice.
So-called 'clean coal' is only slightly less polluting than 'dirty coal'.
We all need to speak up to end the inhumanity of offshore detention.
Readers wonder when the federal government is going to take global warming seriously.
Political debate has polarised to a frightening level.
I have been under severe strain while attempting to fill in a 32-page application, a 17-page financial circumstances form and another form required as I have received third-party compensation in the past. If someone is homeless, how can they possibly apply for Centrelink support?
Public transport is a hot topic, from unloved buses, crowded roads to an airport rail pipe dream.
Any compensation scheme must have the ability to adapt and respond to long-term needs.
Readers express anger at the disregard politicians have for the truth.
Ministers who knowingly mislead the public should resign.
Readers discuss the stress caused by Australia Post's poor service.
Readers wonder if the real Malcolm was the aggressive one in Question Time.
These buildings are a folly from a building, planning and environmental point of view.
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