Letters

The Age's investigation into the wealth of the Catholic Church has drawn strong reaction from readers.

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A suggestion that tradies may be used as teachers has brought bemusement to readers.

How we treat those less fortunate speaks to our own decency, a reader says.

Readers discuss the AFL's call for AFLW games to be more attacking and free flowing.

Readers are divided over whether the media is justified in reporting that Barnaby Joyce's marriage has broken down and his new partner is pregnant.

Readers talk about the so-called 'youth crime wave' and one believes young offenders have been failed by 'the system'.

Readers discuss the significance of the Eureka flag and whether it should be banned on some building sites.

Readers question our government's decision to invest in the arms export trade.

Readers pay tribute to a political stalwart of The Age.

Despite what the Catholic Church might say, readers believe actions will speak louder.

Readers discuss how Australia can cope with the recycling 'crisis', now that China has banned the import of recycled materials.