Pat Stringa News Today

Why not turn past approaches upside down, and have the abused person and children stay in the family home, while funds go into providing residential institutions to house the violent perpetrators.

More and more Australians are expressing their concerns over a 'lethal weapon' on our roads and footpaths. What do you think?

In Gwandalan, we have a plethora of unlicensed underage riders, often without helmets, riding noisy, unregistered two-wheeled machines, who even ride at speed on one wheel through the shopping area.

Pat Stringa is The Sydney Morning Herald's letters editor.

The opposition has gone too far in implying that the deaths of the World Central Kitchen aid workers are simply a sad result of the war in Gaza.

As the former PM exits parliament this week, readers told us how they will remember Scotty from Marketing.

Is Barnaby Joyce’s behaviour ‘absolutely unacceptable’ or does he just have a ‘touch of the larrikin’? Readers told us what they thought of the National MP’s latest misadventure.

Enough is enough: the revolving door of politics needs to reset to save Sydney.

Will living in apartments mean the erosion of our living standards? Readers tell us what they think.

What a convoluted and outlandish manoeuvre Peter Dutton is employing in attempting to convince voters that Anthony Albanese’s reform of the tax legislation is a betrayal.