Australian values: Whither my country on matters of morality?
Readers question how the federal government's actions reflect what they believe to be "Australian values".
The Age Letters
Asylum seekers: It can't get worse, then the government acts
The latest moves by the government in relation to asylum seekers have angered readers.
Same-sex marriage: The underlying principle in this debate is respect
The stance of Catholic Archbishop Denis Hart in the same-sex marriage debate has moved many readers to respond.
Too many MPs didn't do their homework
Readers discuss the ongoing uncertainty surrounding members of parliarment and dual citizenship.
Ignore Uncle Sam's plea for more of our troops
Readers urge the government not to commit more troops to Afghanistan.
Where is the equality in education system?
Readers discuss the fact that Scotch College has spent about $25 million on property in Hambledon and Fordholm roads, Hawthorn.
The politics of leadership: In reaching a verdict on past PMs, the jury is out
Readers are left wondering where and by whom leadership will emerge.
Pastoral matters: Showing respect is more than words, it is actions
The Catholic Church as an institution is going through challenging times.
Australia Day: Alternative dates do exist to celebrate the nation
The debate over Australia Day continues, with readers suggesting suggesting alternatives.
The ABC: We may not like all of it, but leave it alone, please
Readers are adamant that the independence of the ABC be maintained.
Senate stunt: Attention seeking antics a threat to our safety
Readers discuss One Nation leader Pauline Hanson's decision to wear a burqa during Senate question time.
Making a mature decision to change the date
Readers discuss the City of Yarra's decision to no longer recognise Australia Day.
Protecting children must always come first
Readers discuss whether priests should be required to report allegations of child sexual abuse raised in the confession.
Duelling citizenships: It's really a cunning ploy by Kim Jong-un
The crisis over citizenship and the right to be stand for Parliament continues.
Duel citizenship: Surely here, the Prime Minister has no Joyce
Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce needs to resign now.Â
Same-sex marriage: Answering the issues of equality is the solution
Readers are concerned about the merging of the right to religious freedom and the same-sex marriage debate.
Same-sex marriage: The Christian thing to do is be open to change
In response to Michael Kellehan ('I am allowed to oppose same-sex marriage', The Age, 11/8), call it a "traditional view" of marriage if you like, but please stop calling it the Christian" view. It is not.Â
Defusing the Korean conflict peaceably
Readers discuss the possibility of conflict between North Korea and the United States.
Punish the culprits, not the shareholders
Readers discuss the allegations of money-laundering by the Commonwealth Bank and how it, and banks generally, should be punished for any wrongdoings.
So he just happened to meet Madafferi twice?
Readers discuss the Victorian Opposition Leader's controversial dinner with alleged Melbourne Mafia boss, Tony Madafferi.
The plebiscite: Breaking vows: Coalition has the noes for it
Readers are less than amused with the Coalition's decision to go to a postal plebiscite for same-sex marriage.
The PM and the policy: You can't applaud yourself if you're sitting on your hands
Readers are perplexed as to what, exactly, the Prime MInister Malcolm Turnbull stands for.
The call on refugees: When Turnbull says us, he means not everyone
Readers have taken a dim view of how Malcolm Turnbull and Donald Trump talk about refugees.
Assisted Dying: Being of sound mind, then the choice is only theirs
Readers express mixed views on the government's proposed euthanasia laws.
The debate has gone on for far too long
Readers discuss the issue of same-sex marriage, including whether it should be decided by plebiscite, postal vote or parliament.
Blame the use of iPads in the lower grades
Readers discuss the NAPLAN tests, including how relevant they really are.
But the NBN's ads promise great service
Readers discuss the new NBN and why some people are keeping their landlines.
Assisted dying: It's not about religion. It's about the right to choose
Readers were concerned that a distinction be made between who really has a legitimate interest in assisted dying.
The monarchy: Ma'am, it's not about you, we just need to move on
Australia should not have to wait for the inevitable demise of Queen Elizabeth, I find that concept vulgar.
The republic: Shorten wants to lead the party like it's 1999
Readers discuss Bill Shorten's two-stage model of establishing a republic.