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Anthony Albanese
Welcome home Julian, a convenient scapegoat
Readers react to Julian Assange’s release from a British prison to freedom in Australia.
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When politics and science do not align on climate change
The debate over climate change shows politics and science are not in accord, say readers.
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Residents shut out as 50 storey towers overshadow their suburb
Readers react to the state government’s plan for seven new towers in Box Hill, the Julian Assange deal, and the Coalition’s nuclear push.
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Let’s use some facts to test Dutton’s nuclear claims
Readers react to Coalition claims about the benefits and costs of the introduction of nuclear power across Australia.
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Good old Collingwood, those were the days
In letters today, the old days of Collingwood are fondly remembered, and the Coalition’s nuclear proposal is taken to task.
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Dutton’s nuclear plan is like something from a Soviet-era fantasy
Readers respond to Peter Dutton’s audacious pitch to nuclear Australia with some incredulity.
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Delivering energy lost in transmission
Age readers find obstacles in the path of Peter Dutton’s nuclear proposal.
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Fear, loathing and other nuclear questions
Readers respond to Peter Dutton’s unveiling of the locations for nuclear power plants around Australia.
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Are you still cooking with gas? It’s a dirty habit
Readers react to attempts to wean households off the use of gas in their kitchens, and the behaviour by Chinese officials.
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Don’t be naive – for many, Dutton is a safe option
Readers react to polling that shows Peter Dutton has edged in from of Anthony Albanese as preferred prime minister.
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Rush to solve Melbourne housing crisis leaves questions unanswered
Readers ask how the state government’s plans for more housing in metro Melbourne will occur given current infrastructure shortages.