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Posted inLetters
Letter: Neighbours who deserve better
Suella writes that the people of Walcha, Boorolong, Yarrowyck, Ebor, and Georges Junction are not agitators. They are neighbours who deserve better than being told to “grow up”.
Posted inSomething to Think About
Opinion: Cheaper Rings, Longer Marriages: Where’s The Sweet Spot?
If you spend more on a ring will the marriage last longer? Not really, writes family lawyer Michael Tiyce.
Posted inUncategorized
QW: About time
Re: Denise’s Desk: The Reform Everyone Wanted — Until They Got It An excellent analysis of the Dr Jim Chalmers reforms to residential real estate investment conditions, that were too long overdue and disadvantaged first home buyers. The slowing of auction clearances and prices slowly going down plus vendors meeting 10% price discounts for sales […]
Posted inRegulars, Social
Opinion: Before Ray Walsh House Is Gone, We Need Better Answers
Robyn writes that before Ray Walsh House is sold, councillors and residents deserve clear answers to some very important questions.
Posted inLetters
Letter: Put RWH to an election
Stephen writes that the issue of Ray White House should be put to the people at an election.
Posted inOpinion, Political, Regulars
Begin Rant: The New England can’t afford friends like these
RK Crosby writes that the political stupidity on display in Sydney yesterday, threatening to take away the REZ, really wasn’t needed on top of the Inland Rail decision.
Posted inLetters
Letter: McLean Care lost sight of what matters
Former McLean Care staff member Tameka writes that the consequences of the company’s ambitious growth plans are being left for others to clean up.
Posted inLetters
Letter: Judge governments by what they deliver
Denise writes the NSW budget offers rego relief, hospital investment, and drought support, and voters may want to look at the results.
Posted inQuick Word
QW: Renewables mess
What a mess the renewable policy has become. The solution lies in a mix of new and old generation. Not on productive farm land but secondary land away from people. I know they have contributed millions into Inverell. People are voting with their own money with home solar and batteries. Generating new money in regional […]