Tag: letters
Letters to the editor: August 5-11
RE: BETWEEN the DEVIL AND THE DEEP BLUE SEA
■ I work in a medical practice in Hallam owned and
run by a group of doctors...
Losing our doctors of the future?
I WORK in a medical practice in Hallam owned and run by a group of doctors who all arrived in Australia as refugees, travelling...
Letters to the editor: July 30-August 4
■ LACK OF PUBLIC TOILETS
I have been residing in Springvale for 42 years and am disheartened at the disappearance of public toilets.
The only public toilets...
Letters to the editor: July 23-29
RE: UP IN ARMS AT JUMPS RACE
People who don’t own a horse don’t understand that all horses love
jumping and some are better than...
Baa saga: What you say
■ Mr Vu Ho should be allowed to keep his pet sheep.
He is not a farmer, so his sheep is classified as a pet,...
Letters to the editor: July 9-15
RE: YOUR COMMUNITY VOICE: SRI SAMY
■ Thanks, Sri, for your great help and support that
you are providing to this community. I’m one of the...
Letters to the editor: July 1-7
BAA MUST GO, SAYS APPEAL COURT
■ What an absolute disgrace. The City of Greater
Dandenong should be ashamed of themselves. One should not be denied...
Should Vu Ho be allowed to keep his sheep?
I don't know Vu Ho , but every time I see their story I want to cry. Oh please it's an old man trying...
Letters to the editor: June 24-30
PEOPLE POWER WILL END THE RACISM SCOURGE
Recent troubling reports exposing racism in
Victoria show that it’s time to focus on a solution. Every racist
incident is...
Your Voice: May 17-23
The pain of Aspergers
■ I’m not sure what steps Leanne has taken but as a parent of an Asperger child we have no issues....
Your Voice: May 9-16
Re: Controversial mound to go
I'm 72 years young. In my day if you couldn't climb over the fence you went round it. Why are...
Racism rears its ugly head again as young woman abused on Dandenong train
By Kait O’Callahan
Two weeks ago I witnessed something I never thought I'd see. It wasn't so much that I bore witness to a racial...
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Emergency relief after Ralph’s revival
A man who had collapsed in Noble Park has been reunited with the heroic first-responders who saved his life.
The 84-year-old, Ralph Di Scala was...
