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Is the hysteria about a poor costume choice 20 years ago a beat up or was the premier’s transgression an insult to all those murdered by the Nazis? Herald readers have their say.

George Brandis draws our attention to an issue which doesn’t much interest the media: the level of anti-Christian discrimination and persecution in the world.

The entry system into our unis in NSW has become so convoluted and cloudy it can rarely be challenged. 

Thank goodness there is a return to commonsense with the teaching of grammar.

In 1817, an exasperated Governor Macquarie issued yet another warning to settlers in the Hawkesbury area about the foolishness of building on the flood plains.

The only people who would not want to see a federal watchdog that actually has some bite would be those who have something to hide

It may become more obvious to more people, that after a short period of mourning and a few missteps from the new monarch, that it is time for a change.

I am a rail worker and our wage demands are reasonable and justified.

The education minister has missed the crucial ingredients for recruiting new teachers to fill the 1700+ vacancies urgently required in public schools.

The howls of protest from business groups when Anthony Albanese suggested that the minimum wage should at least match inflation were predictable, but nonetheless disappointing.