Denise McHugh writes: The Nationals blaming Albanese for the Coalition split is farce. He didn’t break the Coalition; they did it themselves by choosing tantrum over discipline. Regional Australia deserves better than blame-shifting.
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Letter: Joyce sideline
Rural people have always had conflict with the Nationals saying one thing in the bush and another when they went to Canberra. The perils of Coalition. But they do get into power sometimes to make change. The One Nation commentary never becomes more than that. Always talk the talk, never the walk.
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Editorial: Piling on is not necessary
In the past couple of weeks we have been receiving a lot of emails about our competition.
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QW: Barnaby’s not doing his job
Denise says Barnaby Joyce is touring Victoria’s bushfire-affected regions campaigning for One Nation candidates in a state election. Not his state. Not his electorate. Not his job.
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QW: When will real estate’s learn?
David asks when will real estate agents learn that they can’t treat renters like crap and expect it not to affect the sales side of the business?
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QW: Sad to see Tara go
Clayton and Vicki Gilmour write: It is sad to hear that Tara will be leaving 2AD later in the year we have got used to having her there to listen to in the mornings she is going to be sorely missed.
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Letter: Your Coulda Woulda Shoulda stories
Deni McKenzie writes: A huge thank you! Just to be clear, ALL the subjects you tackled including the $400,000, Hospital figures and roads add up to malfeasance. I believe we need the ACCC to look at this particular issue.
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QW: Un answered questions editorial
Rick Banyard writes: I believe the community congratulate the NET for asking serious questions about Rail Trail funding from the REZ proponents. The concept is fundamentally unsound and based on questionable statistics.
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QW: The sad closure of Ben Lomond school
Jack Arnold writes that the closure of Ben Lomond Public School is a sad event that is part of trend found in other placed where government investment is absent.
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QW: Bondi massacre
Josephine from Glen Innes says: As a woman of Irish/Cornish heritage, I am deeply aware of the shadows of generational ambiguous grief, and how this act will impact the future for our next generations.
To the brave Jewish people and others I know as friends: I bend my knees and ask, from the heart of my soul, to know how I can help.