For our grandchildren
Alan Roadknight, Riddells Creek
'The time has come' … the Walrus said
What a strange thing for a walrus to say
on a Saturday morning, Riddells Creek,...
Waste not, want not
Jill Loorham, Castlemaine
Along with Hans Paas, Nigel Meeks and Tony Bell, I am dismayed at the shire council's plans to replace the playground in...
Pivotal in scope
Ken Maas, Castlemaine
Amnesty International has made its very first public statement on the case of Julian Assange: April 12, 2019, "Amnesty International calls on...
Growth agenda
Christine Pruneau, secretary, Macedon Ranges Residents Association
The Kyneton Movement Network Study. What's it about? Mainly roads, cars, trucks and traffic, and overwhelmingly, it's about...
Blatant ageism
Paul Allen, Barkers Creek
It is with dismay I feel the need to write a rebuttal to the blatant ageism of this week's letters concerning...
Lazy or incompetent?
Wendy Hebbard, Woodend
"The buck stopped with you," Barnaby.
It is quite beyond belief that you did not know what you were signing in the water...
Simple really
Huntly Barton, Greenhill
Re. 'Foul water fear' (Express, April 23), all Coliban Water needs to do is pump water from Lauriston Reservoir so they can...
What were they thinking?
Hans Paas, Castlemaine
A project for an enhanced 'play space' in Victory Park ('Budget blowout', Express, April 23) prompts me to ask; "what were they...
Wasted rates
Tony Bell, Castlemaine
Re. 'Budget blowout' (Midland Express, April 23). Well why doesn't this surprise me! (130K overrun).
In 12 months this play space has blown...
A bit misinformed
Kyneton resident
I would like to weigh in on the person sending out fact sheets re: the Kyneton airfield.
This week I received fact sheet no....
A concerned ratepayer
Nigel Meeks, Castlemaine
I write regarding the story 'Budget blowout' (Express, April 23). I am absolutely bewildered by Mount Alexander Shire Council's expenditure of $460K...
No credibility on climate
Wendy Hebbard, Woodend
This is the Climate Change election.
When will our political dinosaurs realise that 'renewables' are best for the environment?
School children and young people...
