Letters
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Where’s the fight for our most vulnerable?
So the Mildura Council is forced to end aged and disability care services as the new federal model has made it completely unviable. This will…
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Frustrations with Canberra bureaucracy
Last week we learnt that Canberra’s sewerage treatment plan has released effluent into the Molonglo River, which joins the Murrumbidgee River and feeds numerous regional…
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Insults indicative of poor argument
Looking beyond the topic, Thursday’s Facebook post saw a lot of comments met with personal insults and name-calling with very little engagement beyond. “Ad hominem”…
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‘Will Labor offer women a better deal?’
I WOULD like to congratulate Cr Helen Healy on an excellent letter in Saturday’s paper (and Sunraysia Daily for publishing it). I believe that the…
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Time to put a stop to ‘insidious’ caltrop
Further to the article in Sunraysia Daily (February 2), I would like to repeat an appeal I made years ago that the community as a…
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Nobody asked for your medical records
After reading about the two unvaccinated mothers who have been denied entry to schools, l would like to make a couple of observations from the…
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Federal Government needs to help fix rates
Last week as part of our ongoing RateGate campaign, I called on the Federal Government to help fix the scandalous disparity between …
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Does the government even give a RATs?
I’m optimistic the school year will not be tarnished, but boy has it got off to a bumpy start. I must stress this is not…
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Why keep fueling the cause of the problem?
Scientists have been warning a succession of federal governments, for many years, that climate change is the dominant factor causing the ill-health of the Great…
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Read medicine labels carefully
People taking medicines need to read the labels on the medicines to ensure they know what they are taking, and that they are taking their…
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Humidity puts heat on government to act
I MOVED to Sunraysia from Sydney some three years ago to avoid their high humidity climate. Heat is OK, so long as it is low…
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Critical elective surgery must restart
Victorians in need of essential surgeries are being forced to wait in pain and in limbo due to the State Government’s failure to listen to…
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