Letters
-
Farmers let down by Ley
IN our region there is ongoing dissatisfaction with the performance of our Member for Farrer and her representation on our behalf, in particular relating to…
-
Entire system needs an overhaul
(Re: Member for Mildura Ali Cupper’s LTE Sunraysia Daily, March 2, “Water brokers code of conduct”): We are all aware of the unsatisfactory administration of…
-
Farm trespass laws fall short
VICTORIAN farmers waited two long years for tough new on-the-spot fines to stop farm invasions that threaten their safety and farm biosecurity. But last month,…
-
Premier needs to apologise
Treasurer Tim Pallas has finally apologised for his disgraceful slur directed at a female Labor colleague and the Premier must now do the same. Mr…
-
Unite tourism regions
SOME 10 or so years ago there was a gathering in Mildura of tourism groups from regions along the river to unite the regions for…
-
Dogs should wait until precinct is ready
Thanks Jason Shields for bringing out in the open the problems with the new sporting precinct (Sunraysia Daily, February 26). Only last week I rang…
-
Wasteland option should be considered
The area adjacent to existing Mildura Hospital should be considered as a potential site for a new hospital. The wasteland along Ontario Avenue has advantages.…
-
Clean up your rubbish
It’s so disappointing. I went for a short wander in the Merbein Common late Saturday and noticed a particular group of younger people enjoying the…
-
Water brokers code of conduct
All Basin states including Victoria have given in-principle support for a mandatory code of conduct for water brokers to be established. I would also like…
-
Stand up to bullying regimes
I commend Anne Webster for her words condemning Russia’s aggression into Ukraine. A wonderfully written article (Sunraysia Daily, February 26) that everybody should find time…
-
Situation is dire for many councils
EVERY day local councils workers pick up rubbish, run lessons for older people who want to learn the latest technology, and maintain community facilities like…
-
Drug Bill finally before Parliament
Legislation finally before the Victorian Parliament will, if passed, save lives by treating problematic personal drug use as a health issue, not a criminal justice…
Digital Editions
