December 13, 2025
Letter to the Editor: A tale of two gardens
Letter to the Editor

Letter to the Editor: A tale of two gardens

DEAR News Of The Area, LAST week, I visited Yarrila Place to enjoy the art exhibitions, but before even entering the building, I was struck by the lack of aesthetic appeal in the front gardens. The planting appears haphazard – an odd assortment of tropical bromeliads, cottage flowers, native grasses, and some sadly dead plants. […]

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Letter to the Editor: Decent people asking for decency
Letter to the Editor

Letter to the Editor: Decent people asking for decency

DEAR News Of The Area, ATTENDING the March for Palestine in Sydney this last weekend was an opportunity to alleviate the sense of hopelessness the ongoing horror in Gaza has brought to many. It was an opportunity to stand in solidarity with others who share the frustration the inability of the international community sanction Israel […]

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Letter to the Editor: Net zero nonsense
Letter to the Editor

Letter to the Editor: Net zero nonsense

DEAR News Of The Area, WHEN Barnaby Joyce spruiked his private member’s bill to abolish net zero by 2050, I couldn’t understand how he could claim that net zero was why pensioners are having to pay high power bills. He implied that removing a target 25 years away would somehow have the immediate effect of […]

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Letter to the Editor: Faster trains that won’t break the bank
Letter to the Editor

Letter to the Editor: Faster trains that won’t break the bank

DEAR News Of The Area, HARRY Creamer’s dream of a foreign funded high-speed rail for Australia (25 July) sounds like another eye-wateringly, never-ending, expensive AUKUS scheme. Australia simply doesn’t have the population to support high-speed rail projects. Even if most city-to-city travel was taken by rail, there still won’t be enough usage to pay for […]

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