Letters
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Finding a rental is hard for many in Mildura
I FEEL for the young family in Robinvale looking for a property to rent. Unfortunately they are not alone. My son, his fiancé and three young children…
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Murray-Darling basin is improving for users
The Basin Plan is improving water quality for communities, industries and the environment.Murray–Darling Basin Authority (MDBA) analysis shows that under the Basin Plan the Murray…
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Young people feeling homelessness the worst
VICTORIA is experiencing a shocking increase in homelessness across the state, with the largest single cohort being young people who have been evicted from state…
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Review into NBN more lip-service than action
After five damning NBN reports in 12 months, the Turnbull Government has taken the unprecedented action of – wait for it – swiftly ordering another…
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LETTER: Uncertainty makes basin plan unworkable
A couple of months have passed since Federal Labor teamed up with the Greens to vote against important amendments to the Murray Darling Basin Plan.It…
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LETTER: Victorians need to take back their national game
Jason Shields is to be congratulated on his editorial article in the Sunraysia Daily (Saturday, April 14) in regard to the State Government’s funding AFL…
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Aboriginal language in early learning
A NEW program has been developed for our youngest learners that will support teaching of Aboriginal languages in early childhood services.The program, Ninganah No More,…
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Drug tests for ambulance service
AMBULANCE Victoria (AV) has introduced a program of random alcohol and drug testing of staff, which will see 20 per cent of staff tested in…
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Cannabis legalisation would beat waste
I CONGRATULATE the Greens on adopting the Liberal Democrats’ long-held position on legalising recreational marijuana.More than one in three Australians has used cannabis, yet almost…
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Putting a little way enriches life later on
A RECENT news report talked about the struggle of aged pensioners with the cost of living rises. It would be a good part of the…
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Change in values system could not be all that bad
Hungary’s prime minister, Viktor Orban, has been re-elected again.Another big majority – 134 parliamentary seats out of 199.Orban is controversial for his tough border protection…
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Australians dropping private health cover
Private Healthcare Australia CEO Dr Rachel David’s response to a recent article confirms why no one should trust what she says. Dr David’s selective use of…
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