Tag: Opinion
Negative power
DAVID McKenzie covers several items in his short letter (Road to Safety, News, 1 May).
I agree that council and councillors sometimes need to be...
Road to safety
Finally, a road crossing in Narre Warren North for the children of the primary and preschool.
Councillor Crestani and Cr Kaplon should cut a ribbon...
Traffic intolerance
“RESIDENTS worried for their safety as a result of traffic chaos at the front of Narre Warren North mosque have taken their case to...
Thanks again
THE Berwick RSL sub branch would like to sincerely thank everyone who supported our Anzac Appeal and commemoration services this year.
It is heartening...
Common sense quota
Mike Tyler, CEO of the City of Casey, recently ruled out quotas as a method of ensuring there is cultural diversity within this council...
History in the balance
Attention the Mayor of Casey Geoff Ablett and Deputy Mayor Amanda Stapledon.
Letters printed in the News on Thursday 3 April, see page 6, in...
Poor parking zones
I’M HAPPY to see both the Liberal and Labor parties will make travel cheaper for commuters in Zone 2 next year.
But what’s the...
Theories fall over
TO MR GLAZEBROOK (Dustbins Of History, News, 3 April).
I wonder if professors Lake and Reynolds support Mr Glazebrook’s initial views regarding the causes...
Never-ending war
Well done to Mr Lance McDermott of Endeavour Hills for his letter (Not About Glory, News 20 March).
I agree with him wholeheartedly.
Sadly,...
Dustbin of history
Mr John Howard of Cranbourne (Voluntary Sacrifice For Empire, News, Thursday 27 March) states that I have "a unique and interesting view of Australian...
Turkish tragedy
John Glazebrook’s claims that the Allied invasion of Turkey in 1915 was unwarranted and the campaign was a comprehensive defeat and that most Australians...
Off the rails
The big ad in Sunday’s paper was 'show your support by boarding the Dee Train’.
As part of Melbourne’s City of Casey Round, the Dees...
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Bullants dominant but Yabbies keep nipping at their heels
There were no hat-tricks, hundreds or seven-wicket hauls in CCCA District Division on Saturday as the heroic feats of round seven were replaced by...
