The future for wool
An NSW Grazier's Association proposal urges a minimum average wool price of 40s per lb to stabilize the industry. Critics warn that subsidies to sustain 40s would cost up to 400 million dollars annually and fail to improve efficiency or prevent distress among west wool producers. Public Servant Deakin.
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Castle on Black Mountain: reader urges Canberra replica
A reader writes passionately in support of building a large rambling castle on Black Mountain as a new Canberra landmark. He envisions towers, a moat, drawbridge, dungeons, and a tourist magnet to replace the harsh modern skyline with an adventurous, chivalric echo of past ages.
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Education have-nots in Australia exposed by Abbott letter
Kathleen Abbott argues that Commonwealth Liberal Education policies perpetuate inequality by funding private education while underfunding state schools. She cites prefab classrooms, poor facilities, and lopsided funding favoring the affluent, claiming teachers and parents are harmed and the system remains biased toward private schooling.
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Population pressure and overpopulation debate letter
Jeremy Evans argues in a Braddon letter to the editor that overpopulation threatens food production and the environment. He cites Paul Ehrlich and Playboy as catalysts, urges worldwide awareness and government action, and notes letters require full writer addresses and concise form.
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