October 22, 2026
LETTER: A thoroughly decent Government
Letter to the Editor

LETTER: A thoroughly decent Government

DEAR News Of The Area, I WRITE in response to the recent Letter to the Editor, Pauline wants a unified, safe and peaceful society (NOTA, 24/7/26). I get it!  A certain percentage of people feel aggrieved about the cost-of-living crises and want to kick the incumbent government. Across the world, reactionary movements on the far […]

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LETTER: Pauline wants a unified, safe and peaceful society
Letter to the Editor

LETTER: Pauline wants a unified, safe and peaceful society

DEAR News Of The Area, AFTER five years of rapidly rising living costs and inflation, many people are struggling and are looking for a Government that will actually improve their living standards rather than making them worse. Labor’s policies are failing miserably. The recent OECD Employment Outlook Report found that while the average member country […]

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LETTER: To build peace we must not demonise others
Letter to the Editor

LETTER: To build peace we must not demonise others

DEAR News Of The Area, THE Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion has produced some interesting insights. The most interesting one, to my mind, is to clarify what is meant by antisemitism, and what is the distinction between Judaism, Zionism, and the state of Israel. Judaism is an ethno-religion, comprising a mix of faith, […]

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LETTER: Stop this woman becoming PM
Letter to the Editor

LETTER: Stop this woman becoming PM

DEAR News Of The Area, DURING the debacle of Pauline Hanson’s speech at the Press Club (17/6/2026), one is left to ask: “What can we do to counter the possibility of this woman becoming Prime Minister?” While this possibility may be an anathema to many of us, we must learn from Trump’s victory in the […]

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Letter to the Editor: Wage and house gap widening
Letter to the Editor

Letter to the Editor: Wage and house gap widening

DEAR News Of The Area, I would like to respond to this letter: “Today’s young people want everything now” (NOTA, 22 May.) Yes, Dawn Lewis from Bellingen, both wages AND house prices were lower in our parents’ day, but that gap has been widening significantly. In 1984, the average home cost about 3.3 times the […]

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