australian letters
Letters
Culling camels Sir: Re: the proposed culling of over ten thousand wild camels in the outback. For some years now,…
Australian letters
Hearing voices Sir: I imagine that John Stone (“Dis-con notes”, July 27) would, like me, have no objections to an…
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Compensation for abuse Sir: Christopher Akehurst wonders about the appropriateness of financial compensation for sexual abuse claimants, an idea I…
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Uninspired Sir: As an Australian pessimistically into his eighth decade I’ve been dutifully voting since the age of 21. Partly…
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Virulently proportional Sir: James Allan’s rhetorical assault on Jacinda Ardern suffers from a plethora of boringly familiar trans-Tasman prejudices. To…
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Sidelined Sir: I strenuously object to David Flint’s assertion (“Footballers have rights too”, March 2) that Australia’s National Rugby League…
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CO2 Sir: Will you or a politician please explain to the people the thermodynamics of how .038% of CO2 can…
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What have we learned in 2,074 years? Sir: “The budget should be balanced, the Treasury should be refilled, public debt…
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Shakespeare in love Sir: James Allan (“Australian Notes”, The Spectator, Australia Jan 5) correctly identifies the paucity of knowledge of…
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Climate wars Sir: Your editorial about a cold September and global temperature change since 2015 is pure rubbish. A quick…
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No go zone Sir: In the leading article of the Spectator Australia (‘Outrage over Anning’, 18 August) it is warned…
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Russian meddling Sir: Please help me out here: just what, exactly, did the Russians do, and/or try to do to…
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Dark days Sir: David Dilley (Letters, 17 March) suggests ‘co-operation between local communities and enlightened landowners’ might assist in the…
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Rocky road Sir: Piers Ackerman is either indulging in a piece of tabloid provocation or he is on the rocky…
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The point of Cory? Sir: I am a paid up member of the Australian Conservatives. Sadly, I suspect the good…
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Sterner stuff Sir: I refer to Mark Higgie’s article in The Spectator Australia last week. I served with DFAT for…
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Love is love Sir: What total hypocrisy: the words attacking Barnaby Joyce from the same people who argued we must…
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Twelve bad men Sir: In his article ‘Guilty’, it appears that the cases quoted by Andrew Urban were heard by…
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More please Sir: What a great pleasure it was for me as a hybrid New Zealand / Australian to read…
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Spreading the word Sir: Yesterday, I left my copy of last week’s Speccie behind at the optometrist after an appointment.…
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Odious Sir: It is typical of the sloppy zealotry of your Australian edition, which is so at odds with the…
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What’s the question? Sir: Will the wording of the postal plebiscite be set to harvest a ‘Yes’ vote to distort…
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Stats 101 Sir: Jeremy Sammut’s discussion (July 15) of Tim Soutphommasane’s argument that “equality of opportunity is a myth in…
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Disraeli switches gears Sir: Malcolm Turnbull’s statement that Liberals are not Conservatives finally settles a question that has puzzled me…
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Hot stuff Sir: If Dr Williamson of East Anglia wishes to be taken seriously then he should refrain from using…
