Letters
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Milney, visit the Millewa and report back to us
I wish to reply to “How much support is there for climate change” by Glenn Milne (Sunraysia Daily, September 16). A friend said to me:…
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International movement comes to town
We are ready and excited for the Mallee’s first participation in the International Climate Strikes this Friday. A large group of passionate organisers and many…
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Regional airfares need urgent review
A DEEPER look into how domestic airfares are set is urgently needed to bring an end to the regional airfare rip-off. People in the regions…
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Time to wake-up to climate change
As someone who walked off a property because of low prices for the produce I grew, I have empathy for those farmers who are in…
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Anne Webster, will you make an appearance?
Anne Webster, if a commodity is scare, and here is a fact, water is scarce and valuable (and is now treated as a commodity) it…
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Dementia sufferers need to be included
During Dementia Action Week, this week, Dementia Australia is challenging Australians to think differently about dementia by asking ‘Dementia doesn’t discriminate. Do you?’. We are…
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How much support is there for climate change
One final comment on the Climate Change Rally: Maybe the reason that organisers and supporters won’t entertain an after hours or weekend march is that…
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Focusing on the man, keeps the man honest
I would like to thank Mayor Simon Clemence for his very detailed response to my letter in the Sunraysia Daily (September 10) titled “Council wrong…
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Climate change reality hits water
I’m replying to Victorian Opposition spokeswoman for Water Steph Ryan’s letter “Urgent action needed on water market prices” (SD 11/9/2019). In 1997, I was a…
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Opposition misleading public on water market
Each year in Victoria we produce a water register report which shows clearly that the overwhelming number of trades in Victoria are between farmers. The…
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Help young people take action on climate
Re “Don’t drag kids out of school for ideology” Glenn Milne (SD 11/9/). Glenn I have openly agreed with you on occasions, on this occasion…
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Regional Victorians deserve on par care
There are obvious and well-understood reasons why rural Australians often receive poorer health care than those in the cities: a shortage of health professionals, longer…
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