Readers discuss Peter Dutton’s use of immigration as a political weapon.
”, 6/6). At last someone calling out Peter Dutton in the strongest terms regarding his dog whistling about immigration and his unicorn energy policy.
Dutton’s nuclear policy is unachievable and no more than a distraction from the fact that the Liberals have no policy platform and no talent in the parliament to draw from. A weak leader of a weak party.) of Peter Dutton’s anti-science stance on nuclear power in Australia. We must heed what respected scientists conclude, and let science rather than emotion be the guide for tackling today’s challenging societal and environmental problems.
Migrants are not to blame. It is the scale of Australia’s immigration program. As science clearly shows us, it is all about the numbers.Niki Savva casts Peter Dutton’s approach to migration as irresponsible. She is ignoring the fact that prominent Australians who are not in politics have been highlighting problems with migration policy.
Dutton is under no obligation to endorse the views or policies of Albanese and Chalmers on anything, especially on an issue with a direct link to the economy, where polling shows Australians rate the ALP harshly. It’s not politics, it’s democracy. Poor quality governments lose office.‘s columns in The Age . They both hailed the work of a talented wordsmith in Laura Tingle. I do too.
I applaud the primary school that is using Indigenous music in lieu of a school bell during reconciliation week to generate interest and discussion in the broader community and requests for knowledge from its students. Truth-telling can provide knowledge of colonisation and reconciliation allows us to acknowledge ongoing impacts, and help us embrace Indigenous culture and be proud to be white or Indigenous Australians.
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