Letters
Letters: John Howard forgets Australians who marched against Iraq war
John Howard in his letter to the Herald (March 23) conveniently forgets that we, the Australian public, marched in our hundreds of thousands in every city, to protest that we did not want to go to war before the United Nations inspectors finished their finding on the weapons of mass destruction.
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Big business will benefit from stadium decision so they should stump up cash
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