I would like to thank you for today’s article about are tourist dollars necessary for a town. I was very interested to maybe realise why we have so few really interesting things here compared to the likes of Uralla especially & other smaller towns. So thank you very much Deni for your article thoroughly enjoyed […]
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Nuclear would use too much water
Some politicians propose replacing coal-fired power stations with nuclear reactors. Even pro-nuclear group Nuclear for Australia concedes nuclear reactors use at least 1.2 times more water than comparable coal fired power, and the proposed reactors are much larger than existing coal plants, meaning water use could more than double. Some suggest desalination plants to supply water […]
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Chris Minns: After 12 years, it’s time for NSW to make a fresh start
NSW Labor Leader Chris Minns says four more years of the same means nothing will change – and it’s time for a change in NSW.
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Ignore super at your peril as the cost of living rises
Naz Randeria, Managing Director of Reliance Auditing Services, says there’s lots of things you can do to keep a better eye on your super.
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What to do when you find yourself alone later in life
Bob Holland has started a new magazine to combat loneliness in seniors.
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Protecting our rare and precious island gem
Minister for Environment and Water Tanya Plibersek explains the Government’s plan to strengthen national conservation of Macquarie Island, by placing all the Australian waters surrounding it under marine park protection.
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The origin and bigger picture of the New England Times
New England Times Publisher RK Crosby says the launch of the digital publication today is just the first step of a broader strategy to help revitalise the region.
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The rural GP on the verge of extinction: urgent medical attention required
Member for Northern Tablelands Adam Marshall warns the rural GP has become an endangered species and extinction is imminent unless State and Federal governments work together, and the Single Employer Model is implemented… before it’s too late.
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Five policy interventions that would support local and regional news
If Government is serious about supporting media diversity and public interest journalism to address the news deserts that have emerged across Australia, it needs to clear a path for locally produced news to build sustainability.
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Indigenous Leader Advocates for Unity on Australia Day
Pastor James Dargin, a recognised Indigenous leader and elder in Wollongong, calls for unity on Australia Day.