Letters
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Duck shooters have plenty of questions to answer
THE duck shooter supporters seem to be dodging around a lot of the issues that the majority of the population, in particular regional residents, have…
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Underinvestment has tragic consequences
The Andrews Labor Government is touting $165 million in funding for Victoria’s flood-damaged roads, yet it is currently leaving regional councils to foot the bill…
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Lights boost tourism and hospitality sector
It was a thrill to be present for the announcement of $4.99 million for the Wentworth exhibit of ‘Light State’ by NSW Deputy Premier Paul…
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Integrated approach to water needed
Murray-Darling Basin governments must move beyond buybacks if they are serious about tackling the greatest environmental threats in the Murray-Darling Basin. Ministers need to move…
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Nationals’ blind support for minority
THE Nats’ blind support for a minority group of bird shooters continues, oblivious to the mayhem and madness it causes to regional landowners around the…
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Melbourne’s loss is definitely our gain
Loved the article about Conor Pall that Laura Turner wrote which was printed in Sunraysia Daily on Saturday. Excellently written article about a local youth…
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It’s time to ban duck shooting
Response to Emma Kealy (Sunraysia Daily, January 25): Nationals MP Emma Kealy can’t be taken seriously on duck shooting, until she first discloses that her…
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Basin plan based on politics ahead of facts
I READ an interesting quote from the federal Member for Gippsland Darren Chester, who said: “The further you are away from the natural environment, the…
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Too much detail could handcuff parliament
THE Federal Opposition’s repeatedly reported demands for detail on “The Voice” is unwise. The Constitution is a framework of principles within which our government and…
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Protest against coal highlights damage
GRETA Thunberg, widely known because of her views on climate change, has been arrested and detained by German police for peacefully protesting concerning the annihilation…
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River’s wild behaviour is nothing new
REGARDING the public plea to retain the Karadoc levee bank (Sunraysia Daily, January 25), we all have compassion for those who have been inundated with…
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No opportunity for numbers to rebound
New CEO of Field & Game Australia, Lucas Cooke, appears to distort science to defend duck shooting (Letters to the Editor, Sunraysia Daily, January 20).…
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