Solutions to housing need to be more realistic
The NSW government’s “theoretical capacity” model sounds suspiciously like wishful thinking. The housing problem requires realistic and real-time solutions – a factor not evident in the planning so far.
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The NSW government’s “theoretical capacity” model sounds suspiciously like wishful thinking. The housing problem requires realistic and real-time solutions – a factor not evident in the planning so far.
I reject the call for a royal commission into domestic violence, unless the government commits to fully implementing 100 per cent of the recommendations.
The football codes, on the other hand, continue to deny scientific findings and to promote full contact versions of their sports for young children.
Nick O’Malley’s story is a shocking account of events. Shocking not only because of the appalling treatment of Mark Graham, but the actions of Forestry Corporation NSW, police, and the Environment Protection Authority to engage in systematic intimidation of a citizen, who by all appearances has not broken the law nor shown any intent to do so.
There is no shortage. The real problem is excessive demand, and maybe we could just settle for less.