The Reserve Bank and the dragon. Illustration by Matt Golding. Read the letters to the editor here:
”, Comment, 3/11) captures the jarring sensation I have when I hear people speaking of COVID-19 in the past tense.
COVID-19 is still with us, and like the tides, the waves recede and return, and we just hope the next will not be in the form of a tsunami., 30/10: Bus drivers are only experiencing what teachers are expected to cope with all day long. For all the talk of funding increases being the panacea to fixing slipping educational outcomes, very little is spoken about when it comes to what to do about increasing numbers of disengaged, antisocial and sometimes even psychotic kids disrupting classrooms with behaviours that schools are not capable of dealing with, and which would be profoundly disturbing to society if they were more widely known.
Perhaps he meant to say, “served Australian business” well for decades because apparently the workers over at Qantas aren’t happy with their lot. But I am neither a Qantas executive nor a worker, I am a customer. In June, I waited in the airport for 12 hours because of flight delays; on my next Qantas flight in August, my luggage was lost. On Friday, I was supposed to be in Hobart with my daughter for the weekend, but my flight was cancelled and I’m still in Melbourne.
Isn’t it time we ranked gambling in the same category as cigarettes and banned advertising of this potentially destructive product?One wonders why the federal health minister can only appoint the head of Medicare’s watchdog, the Professional Services Review, if the Australian Medical Association approves (“
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