Letters to the Editor

Lifestyle ALLOW me to tell you and your readers about an extraordinary act of kindness extended to me by a denizen of your city.

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Letters to the Editor EDITOR Steve Etwell penned: “Surely there are people out there with an opinion” (TC, 02/06).

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Letters to the Editor Westpac Helicopter CEO thanks the volunteers who keep the organisation running

Opinion Living in the present but acknowledging the past while looking towards the future is the only way forward.

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Letters to the Editor I AM very annoyed with drivers around Toowoomba when they hit an animal on the road and continue driving as if it does not matter

News Letter writer Baron Large defends his stance against female NRL commentators.

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Letters to the Editor To divert or not to divert our river? Local environmental group weighs in on the reignited debate

Letters to the Editor Is our greatest natural resource for our use alone? Our should we share?

Letters to the Editor IF IT'S good enough for banking to face a Royal Commission then its time for those running the petrol industry to suffer the same scrutiny.

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Letters to the Editor The only thing pot is good for is eating pizza and watching The Simpsons.

Letters to the Editor I trust that the closing ceremony which consisted mostly of insignificant small-time political garbage will be tossed into the trash bin of games history.

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Letters to the Editor TONY Abbott’s critics are right. He’s pushing this plan for more coal-fired electricity knowing it will hurt Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull.

Letters to the Editor IT IS a promising sign that young adults in high schools are taking responsibility for their peers and younger students in an attempt to stamp out bullying.

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Letters to the Editor "POLITICAL persuasion is effective, political and community apathy isn't. As a result coming generations will not have access to these treasures we spurned.”

Letters to the Editor DOLPHINS and swans used to visit. But over the years silt build up in Lake Wooloweyah has has choked the oxygen out of the water and killled off the seagrass.

Letters to the Editor Lower Clarence fisherman of 63 years has his say on the NSW government's fishing reform

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Letters to the Editor Ulmarra resident up in arms over bat colony moving into local park

Letters to the Editor With the new snowy mountain hydro scheme a hot topic, one community leader suggests it's time to revisit our options to solve the nation's energy price crisis.

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Letters to the Editor Flying foxes have been an issue for many communities in the Clarence Valley and now they've set up shop somewhere new.

News It sounds a bit dramatic maybe but plenty of rural men just drop dead in the paddock, because "nobody saw it coming”.