Blaming leaders lets our materialism off the hook
Age readers discuss the Glasgow climate summit and Australia’s climate action plan.
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How many anti-vaxxers were protected as kids?
Readers discuss the merits, or otherwise, or mandatory vaccination.
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Waterford News and Star — Obituary: Devoted Waterford couple died just 30 minutes apart
A PASSAGE East couple, who were married for almost 60 years, died just 30 minutes apart on Saturday, August 7, an occurrence described at their Requiem Mass as…
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Changes to Galway's Local Improvement Scheme favour farming activity
Galway Bay FM 28 April 2021 print Galway Bay fm newsroom – New conditions that have been attached to a local road improvement scheme give prominence to farming activity in qualifying for funding. Galway County Councillors were advised about changes to this scheme – which is known as the Local Improvement Scheme – at their meeting this week. Two farmers living and working in a townland may hold the key to a better road for all local residents in the future. New rules governing the Local Improvement Scheme stipulate that farming activity is a requirement along a roadway before it can be d...
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National response to outbreaks long overdue
National response to outbreaks long overdue We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss February 15, 2021 — 10.00pm Normal text size The Age, email letters@theage.com.au. Please include your home address and telephone number. LOCKDOWN 3.0 National response to outbreaks long overdue Jewel Topsfield’s article (“Mixed feelings as Victorians tackle the third lockdown”, 15/2) was testimony to the fact that our state government appears to know of only one way to manage risk: by shutting down everywhere and hoping for the best. It is profoundly lazy,...
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