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Changes marked for concerns

FOR generations we have left our five-year-olds at the gates of our public schools and trusted them to lead our children from finger-painting to a wide range of specialised subjects in senior years. more »

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Heritage warrants the right balance

HERITAGE value is a nebulous concept usually bandied about with the best of intentions, but that’s hardly any comfort to a couple now looking at selling their Inglewood property, which is apparently vital to the area because of its restrained style. more »

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Paper fragments a poignant symbol

THE television images seemed incongruous. A man was returning to his flood-ravaged NSW home, but his face was wreathed in smiles. more »

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Marine parks shape our State

MARINE parks are an important part of ensuring the most significant areas of our marine environment forever retain their natural and cultural values. more »

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Ban on plastic bags can be wrapped up

IT’S high time the State Government moved to ban plastic shopping bags. more »

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Your health drives a new law

HOW “good” does your health need to be to drive a car? It’s an interesting question that is causing some debate, as driving is something that most of us take for granted, well or not. more »

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Ugly violence has changed our lives

ACROSS generations, certain shocking crimes stand out as having altered the way we live. more »

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Friends pull plug on togetherness

FANATICAL Facebook friends meet for coffee. They have nothing to say since they already know everything that’s happening in each other’s world so they spend most of the time posting and texting other “friends”. more »

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Study teaches two key lessons

WHEN people think about the risks associated with technology use, a few things generally come to mind. more »

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Vision is darker one for the day of love

THE more sympathetic among us may have paused for a moment, perhaps even mid-romantic dinner on Valentine’s Day, to spare a thought for those not so lucky in love. more »

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