Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor SEVEN years ago, when first living in Toowoomba, my wife and I were impressed at how spiritual the drivers seem to be here.

Letters to the Editor If we all stop slaughtering cattle and sheep in Australia based on today’s numbers, we'd have in excess of 26 million cattle to feed and 70 million sheep.

Letters to the Editor 'Israel Folau is copping stick from some for seeking public donations - but this issue is bigger than just Folau'

Letters to the Editor Sending them to jail does no good, because when they get out they just re-offend. I think the punishment should be made to fit the crime.

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Letters to the Editor WHAT would you like for lunch? Meal worms, flies, maggots or crickets? Yes, it’s true. They may well be the food of the future.

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Letters to the Editor AUSTRALIA, open your eyes. The Four Corners program highlighted the result of years of turning a blind eye to proper discipline through parenting and schooling.

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News You know the Member is in strife when he resorts to petty name calling. It is the only thing he knows and this latest rant shows just how out of touch he is.

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Letters to the Editor SO THERE’S now two reported incidents of gel blasters aimed at people. It makes one bristle at the thought of anyone’s eyes being damaged in any way.

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Letters to the Editor At pre-polling in Toowoomba last week, this letter writer spoke to an LNP member who was concerned about how much acting on climate change will cost.

Letters to the Editor "I OFTEN have nightmares about what will happen to Australia if the ALP wins this election."

News I am not remotely interested in Mr Shorten's family, what his parents were or how they lived.

Business "AS A partner of an interstate heavy vehicle driver my biggest fear every time he walks out the door is he won’t be coming home again."

News An open letter to Australian politicians and councillors - you are missing one very important environmental policy in your election promises

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Letters to the Editor 'There are a lot of people getting rich on the back of mining projects but it's almost never the people who live in the vicinity of them.'

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Motoring At first glance this looks like a Ford Ranger Wildtrak ute but there’s a major query on its build quality.

Motoring A reader checked the vehicle identification number of his new ute — and discovered all was not as it seemed.

Letters to the Editor HAVE we lost the plot by supporting children protesting instead of going to school, to put it bluntly why would anyone support truancy?

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Letters to the Editor WOOLWORTHS is considering closing up to 40 Big Ws as they aren’t paying their way, or are under performing. Business is a tough, unforgiving world.

Opinion I'm appealing to all local residents to support local takeaways, bakeries and restaurants, or risk losing them.

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Opinion LETTER: Take Pauline Hanson, for example. The moment she entered parliament she has been fair game for one and all.

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