Power supplies: A better question to ask, Where's the anguish?
The cost of electricity for households is a point of contention for readers.
The cost of electricity for households is a point of contention for readers.
Readers continue to discuss the proposed assisted dying legislation.
Readers discuss Victoria's proposed assisted dying legislation.
Readers discuss different issues relating to education.
Readers feel others need to show more than a little empathy to those who only want the same rights as everyone else.
The actions of Aung San Suu Kyi in relation to Rohingya refugees are under the spotlight.
The sabre-rattling between North Korea and America is both a cause of anxiety and exasperation with readers.
Readers discuss a range of issues relating to travel and transport.
In the debate over same-sex marriage, readers ask if there can be less judging of others.
Readers discuss the Victorian government's decision to ensure all girls in state schools have the option of wearing shorts or trousers.
Readers discuss issues relating to energy security.
A column on Sydney-Melbourne rivalries has stirred reaction from . . . Melburnians.
Threats of diminishing power supply, rising electricity bills.... Readers just want solutions not political point-scoring.
The announcement by the Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews to provide money to asylum seekers has been welcomed.
With summer looming, the supply of power is on readers' minds.
Readers discuss the postal survey on same-sex marriage.
Readers discuss how we can best achieve energy security.
Readers discuss the importance of vaccination, including to build up herd immunity.
Statues, James Cook, discovery, the first people are all part of the history narrative.
What good have all the lecturing words and threats directed at Kim Jong-un in recent times done? Our leaders are whistling in the wind.
Readers are wrestling with how best to confront the end of life.
Last week's front page lead story provoked bitter criticism from readers.
Readers continue to debate the increasing cost of electricity and what can be done to curb this.
Readers discuss the increasing cost of power - and whether the Prime Minister's meeting with electricity retailers will have any impact on our bills.
Readers discuss our statues and monuments which commemorate past historical figures.
Same-sex marriage divides opinions both within and outside the church.
Readers question how the federal government's actions reflect what they believe to be "Australian values".
The latest moves by the government in relation to asylum seekers have angered readers.
The stance of Catholic Archbishop Denis Hart in the same-sex marriage debate has moved many readers to respond.
Readers discuss the ongoing uncertainty surrounding members of parliarment and dual citizenship.
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