Letters
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LETTER: Pell should be excommunicated
AUSTRALIA’S most senior Catholic cleric Cardinal George Pell should be excommunicated from the Catholic Church immediately. Pell was found guilty in the Victorian County Court…
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LETTER: Only Labor have a drought proof policy
LABOR’S drought resilience strategy will invest in our farmers and will do so without stealing money from important regional road and rail projects, unlike the…
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LETTER: Basin Plan faults found close to home
REGARDING Ian Keen’s letter (February 25) “Leaders should use facts to make decisions” and Lance Milne’s “Change in extraction rules would help cause”, these are…
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LETTER: No liveable wages in the clothes on our backs
THE systemic failure of big Australian clothing brands to bring an end to the payment of poverty wages is denying the workers who make our…
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LETTER: Integrity of racing has a long way to go
RACING integrity is crucial for punters and owners, and honest trainers. There now needs to be better controls and better systems in place. Racing media…
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LETTER: Banks and retailers going to be jobless
I FIND it extraordinary that the staff of banks and our major retailers are so actively encouraging customers to reduce their “over the counter” demands…
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LETTER: Wetlands may not be monitored for danger
AS violence and drug use rises in Victoria, so too it appears does our government’s apathy to public safety. In less than three weeks, children…
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LETTER: Change in extraction rules would help cause
THE Sunraysia community, which has had a ringside seat at the Darlings River’s demise, should not be surprised at the findings of the South Australian…
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LETTER: Leaders should use facts to make decisions
THE topic of the Murray Darling Basin (MDB) has flooded newspapers in weeks. A great number of facts, lies and accusations have been bandied about. …
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LETTER: Old trains a way to get rail rolling to Mildura
We should make an approach to the government to have a set of soon-to-be withdrawn N carriages and N class diesels converted to standard gauge…
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LETTER: Robinvale not scared of new business in town
The public meeting to present to the community facts pertaining to Swan Hill Rural City Council’s proposal to sell 71-77 Bromley Road, Robinvale, was very…
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LETTER: MDBA boss needs to look at ways forward
Re: Phillip Glyde, “Royal Commission scraps plan progress” (Sunraysia Daily, Thursday, February 21). Mr Glyde says: “The MDBA considers this would be a reckless act.” …
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