Letters: Citizenship tested
There seems to be too many problems emerging from WA with the selection and qualification of candidates.
Letters to the Editor
UK Home Office model not the way for Australia
It is hard not to question the political motives of our PM.
Tightening restrictions a misfire when targeting gun crime
ACT Policing and Minister Mick Gentleman are one-trick ponies when it comes to addressing gun crime.
Letters: Choice of new Doctor Who a winner
Our first female Doctor Who has been on the cards since at least the 1980s.
Canberra Times Letters to the Editor: Dollar signs on the double don't denote our city's state of health
Beware the economic "experts" who tell us that the ACT economy is back in a "sweet spot".
Comcare's duty of care
I read with considerable interest the letter from Ms Joyce Noronha-Barrett ("Comcare Tactics Under Fire").
Act now to save steam locomotive or it will vanish in a puff of steam
Once these exhibits leave Canberra they are gone for ever.
Canberra Times letters: Brekkie initiative
Bravo to Coffee Rukus for supporting homeless people with a warm brekkie Saturday mornings.
Pay dispute has the potential to destroy Australian cricket
David Jenkins is justified in expressing concern about the union-busting tactics of Cricket Australia.
Letters: Comcare tactics under fire
Genuine claims are rejected and injured workers left to finance their own rehabilitation.
To frustrate Korea missile threat, dispatch gunboat or a capital bus
Will it increase traffic congestion? What is the impact on property prices? Can you access the missile shield by light rail?
Letters: Fast rail a track to no one
We should not even think about fast rail in Australia as it is a waste of taxpayers' money.
Canberra Times letters to the editor: Lake folly is disgraceful
There has been a steady stream of letters in The Canberra Times on the planning flaws in Canberra.
Canberra Times Letters to the Editor: Twitter on trigger
Trump's attention span and memory, as suggested by his propensity to resort reflexly to Twitter, demonstrates need for reality testing.
Exploiting animals for profit is hardly friendly
Just who is benefiting from training animals to race?
Canberra Times Letters to the Editor: Raiders’ disunity on show
Perhaps this is not quite the highly bonded Canberra Raiders team we are led to believe.
Canberra Times Letters to the Editor: Dog racing poor relation
Are we all going to the dogs or are we becoming a political correct society to the extreme?
Canberra Times Letters to the Editor: ACT govt must commit to support of families at risk of losing child
It is wonderful, of course, to see Canberra families stepping up to provide foster care to children deemed to be in need of care and protection.
Canberra Times Letters to the Editor: Drop in, you’ll find Yarralumla a very mixed, inclusive suburb
I am sick of Ian Warden's comments criticising of Yarralumla.
Canberra Times Letters to the Editor: Auditor-General’s report a damning indictment of light rail
In her damning report of the business case for light rail stage 1 the Auditor-General strongly criticised "Trammany Hall".
English realities
It's said that people in glass houses should never throw stones .
Pryor's cartoons a national treasure
I find the cartoon and letters page the most fascinating and important element of the paper.
No cause to complain, people, you're just getting what you voted for
It's about funding every fantasy dream the ACT government has for which the ACT ratepayers are legislated to pay.
Pollies continue to frustrate
There's been a n undercurrent of near-incredulity among your letters recently
Appreciating Canberra's heavenly, simply joys
We should treasure Canberra's community of trees and shrubs which continue to foster our bird life.
Letters: Peripatetic Joyce too risky
Why would the PM sanction Barnaby Joyce's visit to Belgium, Britain, Italy and The Netherlands?
White elephant light rail will cost Canberra taxpayers a fortune
The government has not made public any estimate of the total cost of its planned light rail network.
Ideal not reality
Helen Goddard's letter seemed more ideological than realistic.
Children deserve support, not disadvantage
Let's train our teachers really well, fund and support them, so that they in turn can support every child with special needs.