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Opinion | Closing The Gap: What exactly is being measured here?

Professor Peter Anderson, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Indigenous) at the University of New England

Professor Peter Anderson, the Pro-Vice Chancellor Indigenous at UNE, asks whether we are measuring how far Indigenous people are from a national benchmark, or whether institutions are meeting their obligations.


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Opinion: The collapse of trust in facts

Ned Watt and Michelle Riedlinger

Ned Watt and Michelle Riedlinger say the modern fact-checking movement launched 25 years ago but is now in retreat — just as it’s needed more than ever.

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Begin Rant: On self-defence, freedom, and guns

RK Crosby, CEO of KORE CSR and Publisher of New England Times

RK Crosby writes that today’s events in Torrington show us why we need nuance in the debate about guns.

QW: To the brave misogynist

Jack, Armidale

RE:  Deputy mayor under fire for ‘working mum’ remarks Cr Hooke is a brave misogynist to talk down a working Mum anywhere, especially a live wire who knows what she is doing. It appears that the Nationals are returning to GSC to lead the town back into the mists of the 19th century where husbands voted for their wives who should always be bare-foot, pregnant and in the kitchen waiting in anxious anticipation for the return of their spouses.  Nationals – the party you have when you want nothing done!!

QW: Waste of Duval

Mal, Ashford

Although I have not lived in Armidale for 30 years I well recall the urgency of getting a second high school in the town. AHS had too many students and it needed to be split. I had a profound sense of sadness when my old school was gutted. I also recently drove up past Duval and thought what an obscene waste of public money. We can’t run a health system but we build new schools when we had perfectly adequate ones in place.

QW: GISC meeting

Peter, Glen Innes

Your coverage of the extraordinary meeting of the Glen Innes Severn Council on 10.9 26 was brilliant. I was there and your article even caught the nuances under the surface. Well done.

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