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There was utter anarchy and mess with lines snaking randomly all over the baggage hall with nobody in control.

As one of republican convictions, a constitutional monarchy within the structure of social democracy is an absurd contradiction. However, on a personal level, the loss of the Queen touches me deeply.

The premier’s “spit the dummy” approach to the transport dispute negotiations is possibly driven by political factors – a looming election and ministerial crises – as much as the need to resolve the crisis.

Now that the election has been called, it is essential that everyone immediately check they have updated their address and information with the Australian Electoral Commission.

In the interests of full transparency, HSC reporting should take a school’s wealth and income into account, as well as special needs commitments.

In this age of the smartphone the internecine warring in the Coalition shows that texting is potentially a weapon of MP’s destruction.

Melburn...I have scant sympathy for a high-profile person with such disregard for the health and safety rules of his own country, let alone those of others (“Game, set and vax as court says Djokovic must leave”, January 17). If he didn’t comply with our health rules, he should not have been given a visa in the first place.

The Premier tell us to ignore the numbers and just consider hospitalisations and ICU admissions, ventilation and death. Ignore disrupted lives.

Why doesn’t the government pass legislation to liquidate all the Obeid family assets, pay the outstanding tax and keep the rest?

In resigning to protect the office of Premier from the appearance of impropriety, Gladys Berejiklian has given a masterclass in honesty and integrity in public life.