Letters
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LETTER: Residents want proper review of hospital
I DON’T mind Ramsay Health Care making a profit running Mildura Hospital, if only they provided safe, effective and quality care across every speciality. The…
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LETTER: Climate change is a real and current concern
I AM the founder and spokesperson for the 350 Mallee Climate Action group. I would like to respond to Mark of Irymple’s comment last Friday.…
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LETTER: Labor’s lost on buyback direction in water reform
The apparent slip in bi-partisan support for the basin plan should cause concern to those interested in achieving environmental reform. The danger to the plan…
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LETTER: Cotton industry needs to be held to account
The cotton industry is a massive water user and basically exports water in cotton. The cotton industry is a well geared and oiled machine when…
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LETTER: Candidates must speak truth not toe the line
There are some strong themes emerging from the two recent royal commissions. Before the Banking Royal Commission released last week, and the South Australian Royal…
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LETTER: Banks lost their way
IN the 1950s, as a 15-year-old, I joined the staff of a bank in Mildura with an Intermediate certificate in my pocket. In the 1980s,…
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LETTER: Nationals work the hyperbole
Who is exaggerating for political expediency, Mallee Nationals candidate Anne Webster? Doesn’t Barnaby Joyce do this when talking about and acting on the Murry-Darling Basin…
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LETTER: Webster denies climate problem
I WAS hoping that The Nationals would appoint a candidate whose care and thinking about this electorate would have progressed from the views of our…
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LETTER: McCormack’s poor form at Menindee
Deputy PM Michael McCormack visited Menindee and gave his views on the Darling River situation. Straightaway he was very defensive of the big rich cotton…
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LETTER: Politicians are lying to us about river crisis
Politicians, are saying, it’s the drought, not the cotton growers who have caused the Darling River’s present environmental crisis. Before we fall for this, let’s…
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Political decisions not honouring the law
The Murray Darling Basin Plan has been so far diverted from its original intent that it is in breach of the Water Act 2007. The…
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Pathway for GPs to regional areas a must
RURAL Medicare loading and the implementation of a National Rural Generalist Pathway remain the big ticket items for turning around a critical maldistribution of doctors…