Letters
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Royal Commission will clear murky waters
As a community, what are the questions we need to ask in regard to the future prosperity of the overall basin and our municipality?I have…
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Make gun ownership less attractive
The Second Amendment of the American Constitution is often blamed for the terrible school massacres in Florida and other places. It shouldn’t be.The blame rather lies…
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Religious right thriving in the Mallee
The mood and look of the Mallee under the current batch of Nationals makes the Mallee look like and appear like the middle American Bible…
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Call for community to help care for wetlands
Mildura’s Etiwanda Wetlands will be given some special treatment this Sunday when it becomes the focus of our annual Clean Up Australia Day event.Organised by…
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All of the Mallee should be shown in silo art
The promotion and display of Mallee culture on many silos must include the whole community and not just the small percentage of mostly men who…
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Looking for fairness in Mildura Airport’s future
“What’s Fair” (Sunraysia Daily, Tuesday 20th February 2018) Mildura Airport chairman Peter O’Donnell says “I too believe the airport should benefit all Mildura constituents into…
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Violence is a reality of war that needs showing
The proposed commemorative art trail on silo’s along the Mallee Track exists as a proposal only at this stage. As a project that honours the…
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Advances in rail need to be factored into plans
IS our council really looking to the future for Mildura?They have missed a great opportunity to get rid of all the railway crossings from Red…
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Tourism is Mildura’s way forward for progression
Australia has been on a path of being city-centric for too long and even worse Sydney-centric as a destination for international tourism. Commercial powers have controlled…
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Time to practice what you preach
We can depend on Barnaby Joyce to uphold our reputation as down under Bogan Land. Yes, standards have dropped, but it doesn’t phase Barnaby one…
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Restrictions cost jobs, competition
Why does this council keep putting barriers and restrictions on businesses that want to establish themselves in Mildura?I refer to the latest with Aldi having…
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National Party losing its relevance
Now, after Barnaby’s fiasco, the National Party cannot describe itself as the Australian political party that champions family values.Perhaps it can move to concentrate on…
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