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Opinion
Lehrmann ruling sets a new high standard
Readers respond to the verdict of the Lehrmann defamation case and the performance of Justice Michael Lee.
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Opinion
My beautiful daughter has schizophrenia – care can be like a train crash
Readers respond the Bondi tragedy; violence against women, and Docklands.
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Planning
Docklands’ sorry state is not yet a lost cause
Readers discuss the state of Docklands and argue that the riverfront suburb’s “just a wind tunnel” reputation can be turned around.
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Dutton’s lack of understanding over Port Arthur
Peter Dutton’s use of Port Arthur in a recent speech draws criticism from readers.
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Planning
No to a ‘Big Australia’ when urban planning is so poor
Readers discuss Melbourne’s population growth and argue that it has put pressure on public transport crowding, traffic congestion, and capacity backlogs with health and education services.
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Planning
Palestinian statehood suggestion is premature
Readers discuss the idea that Palestine should be recognised as its own state - but most say any steps towards this must be slow and cautious.
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Wong’s ‘solution’ for Gaza is a touch naive
Penny Wong’s idea for a two-state solution has prompted opposing reactions among readers.
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Opinion
Does Peter Dutton have what it takes to win a generation?
Readers respond to the question of how Dutton’s Coalition could regain relevance, the growth of AUKUS and the Gather Round.
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Opinion
We don’t believe victims, we grill them mercilessly
Readers react to a ticketed event being organised by #MenToo advocate Bettina Arndt and the merits of former PM Boris Johnson.
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Planning
Parks are not just for recreation
Readers respond to reports that Victoria’s garden state status may be under threat as urban expansion and land clearing eat Melbourne green spaces to accommodate the growing population.
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More must be done to save youth from crime
The rates of crime among youth has to be tackled, and a way found to keep offenders from returning to crime.