Catholic schools are wrong. Teacher-librarians are not nice-to-have, they're essential Letters | Teacher-librarians help students find the information of worth among the mass of AI 'slop'. Newcastle Herald · Sep 14
A female president? Most women would settle for feeling safe in the world Letters: 'How did we ever allow this to happen?' Newcastle Herald · Nov 14, 2024
Focus on saving jailed defender of whales Letters and Short Takes: Friday, October 4, 2024 Newcastle Herald · Oct 3, 2024
Stories of the attack on Newcastle must endure as war memories dwindle letters to the editor Newcastle Herald · Jun 12, 2024
Far from living in the Lucky Country Letters and Short Takes May 8, 2024 Newcastle Herald · May 7, 2024
Evicted Newcastle squatters deserve sympathy, but law must rule Letters: ' A phrase from one ... raised alarm bells.' Newcastle Herald · May 6, 2024
Unorthodox attack is when Newcastle Knights pose the greatest threat 'The NRL trial against the Storm was a wake-up call.' Newcastle Herald · Feb 27, 2024
Flash flooding is nothing new for Newcastle's inner suburbs 'The recent flooding has reminded me of the 1950s.' Newcastle Herald · Feb 19, 2024
Bowlos are battling in Newcastle, so who's fighting to keep them going? I wonder what the next generation of retirees will do. Newcastle Herald · Feb 16, 2024
Baby, it comes at a cost: why our national fertility keeps on falling 'This will present a dilemma for policy-makers.' Newcastle Herald · Jul 6, 2023
Stockton has scope to help out with the region's housing crisis When is the former Stockton Centre going to be converted? Newcastle Herald · May 12, 2023
Inflicting a rent freeze on landlords would miss source of the pain LAND valuations have been raised to abnormal levels. The consequences will have considerable impact for both land owners and renters. Newcastle Herald · Apr 10, 2023
High cost of entry for juniors may hide the best of sport from them Craig Johnston is deservedly a legend of the sport in Australia. A brilliant player who has also long been an innovative thinker. He deserves to be listened to. Newcastle Herald · Mar 1, 2023
Why aren't we more worried about turbines off Newcastle's coast? I hope my fears are unfounded but common sense suggests to an oldie like me that these issues should be taken into account. Newcastle Herald · Feb 26, 2023
Newcastle Herald · Jan 18, 2023 Shifting sand has too many spots slipping away - it's time to act This can be done relatively quickly if there is a political will.
Newcastle Herald · Dec 2, 2022 Most of us understood the COVID rules well, so why don't fines stand? If the rest of the population had reacted the same way as these selfish few, they would have been dying in the tens of thousands.
Newcastle Herald · Nov 28, 2022 Small lots may make Huntlee hot property, but not how you think Lots this small forces developers to remove all trees on the estate, leaving the homes with no heat cover and small lots prevent any planting of new trees.
Newcastle Herald · Oct 31, 2022 Letters: Traffic trouble means we need a tram plan ... fast Newcastle Herald readers have their say
Newcastle Herald · May 24, 2022 Why I'm switching off a game I used to love Newcastle Herald readers have their say