Letters

  • Twisted science

    David Cunningham, Castlemaine Trevor Scott, (‘Doubtful statistic’, Opinions, September 4), casts doubt on scientific statistics and instead offers junk science…

  • What hope is there?

    Jill Loorham, Castlemaine Until we stop using our cars, it is pointless to point a finger at coal-powered electricity production….

  • Ideological blockage

    Ian Scott, Woodend Hal Curwen-Walker seemed very upset by suggestions the world is warming and we shouldn’t use major fires…

  • World in crisis

    Helen Seligman, Barkers Creek The world is in crisis. A crisis far broader and more dangerous than anything we’ve ever…

  • Time to review?

    Margaret Pell, Kyneton It is so disappointing and depressing that the Macedon Ranges Council feels that funding for the Kyneton…

  • Can be hazardous

    Chris Pearson, Kyneton Re your articles ‘Stepping up enforcement’ and ‘Monitoring the new road rule’ of August 21. In my…

  • Uneven playing field

    Karen O’Sullivan, president, KFNC Kyneton Football Netball Club is grateful for the support shown by the community as it struggles…

  • A sad day

    Wilma Johnson, Kyneton It is a sad day for Kyneton when our council decides the joy provided for the past…

  • World-class show

    Jean Sanders, Kyneton Congratulations to the Arts and Culture team at Macedon Ranges Shire Council for bringing a world-class tenor…

  • Lack of maintenance

    Peter Henderson, Kyneton As a concerned resident, community member and recently elected board member of Kyneton and District Town Square…

  • The kindness of strangers

    Beth Higgins, Yandoit Harsh criticisms are often levelled at our V/Line (VicRail) services, although I have never found fault with…

  • Huge wasps

    Lynda Langridge, Tylden European wasps have been a huge problem where I live in Tylden. My neighbour and I have…