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Let’s work together to eliminate the use of gas We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss May 7, 2021 — 12.02am Save Normal text size Credit:Illustration: Jim Pavlidis To submit a letter to The Age, email letters@theage.com.au. Please include your home address and telephone number. GAS Let’s work together to eliminate the use of gas Ignoring any political spin, it just seems sensible and natural to eliminate the use of gas for heating, cooking, hot water or barbecues (TheAge, 5/5). Burning gas is directly producing emissions. Also,...

Jonathan Biggins is bringing his satirical, biographical impersonation of Paul Keating to Melbourne. He says our fascination with the man has grown over time.

%%dynamic_content_876%% This week Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced that Australian troops will be leaving Afghanistan in September, marking 20 years in the country — the end of our longest conflict. Ever vacuous, Morrison said the war brought us freedom. But as Bernard Keane wrote, the conflict was a failure on multiple fronts which left Afghanistan and the West less safe. Morrison said it wasn’t the right time to talk about alleged war crimes committed by Australian troops. With more allegations against Ben Roberts-Smith coming to light, it’s a hard conversation to ignore. It w...

A-list stays home as Australian Open winds up Normal text size Advertisement Not only did Victoria’s short, sharp lockdown last week cost the Australian Open about $20 million over the five days it was devoid of spectators, but it has had another consequence: a deleterious effect on the calibre of celebrities who turned out at Rod Laver Arena on Sunday night for the men’s final. Casualties sadly included the intriguing tennis bromance of Lord Alan Sugar (who in an amazing coincidence just happens to be the star of tennis broadcaster Nine’s forthcoming reality TV program, Celebrity App...