Where is outrage over Quadrant comment?
Readers discuss the ABC, including Peter Dutton's criticism of it, the axing of Yassmin Abdel-Magied's program and the controversial comment by Quadrant's online editor.
The Age Letters
Anti-terrorist policies must be toughened
Readers continue to discuss the bombing in Manchester.
Call them what they are: mass murderers
Readers discuss the Manchester bombing, why people become radicalised and combatting terrorism.
Wasting public money on a shameful policy
Readers discuss the Immigration Minister's claim that some asylum seekers are ''fake refugees'' and are ''taking the system for a ride''.
Tourism, farming and fishing industries at risk
Readers demand the Coalition get serious about tackling the biggest crisis facing humanity.
The ever more punitive regime is beyond belief
Asylum seekers: Readers despair at our cruelty to those seeking protection.
Bishop to pawn to check to mate in flawed gambit
Readers take aim at both major parties.
Cents chased while $165m isn't noticed
Readers continue to be concerned about the Coalition's welfare measures.
Neo-liberal ideology takes a hit from within
Readers continue to attack the Coalition over measures to drug test welfare recipients.
Grim legacy of years of economic reform
Readers discuss the reasons and consequences of negative wages growth.
Disband Pacific Solution and bring refugees here
Readers discuss the planned closure of the Manus Island detention centre and the plight of refugees.
Has no Coalition MP a smidgen of empathy?
Readers attack the heartlessness of the Coalition on its new welfare measures.
New accountability measures long overdue
Readers argue that it is about time that the banks are held to account.
Funds are being used to stop people fleeing war
Readers decry the cut in the aid budget, arguing that ameliorating poverty will help 'stop the boats'.
Whatever happens, the people will be the losers
Readers still fired up about big banks, including the planned levy on the money they borrow.
Shareholders will pay for this new tax
Readers discuss whether targeting banks is fair given many companies avoid paying taxes at all.
The win-win promise of a surplus in 2020-21
Readers discuss the budget, including plan to drug test welfare recipients, and the bank levy.
Lack of empathy in our democracy is explained
It is better to experience violence vicariously than need to actually experience it later on.
Aren’t free markets main plank of Liberals’ policy?
Readers applaud Westpac's decision to rule out funding the mine.
Giving a voice to often marginalised groups
English teachers support placing challenging and confronting novels on the curriculum.
Putting super anger to the forensic pub test
Readers dream of having $1.6m in their superannuation accounts to get angry about.
We're not stupid. We all know that debt is debt
Readers discuss Treasurer's announcement that some debt is 'good' and other debt 'bad'.
What about tolerance and freedom of speech?
Readers have mixed views of ABC presenter's Anzac Day post, but most defend her right to speak out.
The agony of not being able to communicate
Readers are divided over testing prospective citizens for greater English proficiency.
By opposing UN we have increased insecurity
Readers urge caution in taking military action against the rogue state.
Remember the cost to all for doing their duty
Readers ponder what Anzac Day means for them.
Hobbling of minimal reforms is shameful
Readers are very unhappy with the volume of betting advertisements on television.
Class system rewards predatory behaviour
Current housing policies are entrenching poverty and inequality.
PM's claim on domestic violence is laughable
Readers put forward their choices for questions on the new citizenship test.
Whatever happened to principled leadership?
Readers discuss the PM's 'citizenship shake-up', including the 'Australian values' test.