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Letters: Bill English and climate change

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A reader appreciated a Hubbard's regarding Bill English and Green co-leader Meteria Turei.Photo/file

A reader appreciated a Hubbard's regarding Bill English and Green co-leader Meteria Turei.Photo/file

What a brilliant cartoon from Hubbard regarding Bill English and Green co-leader Metiria Turei. Precisely what I was thinking.

Consider one a teenage solo mum under pressure and others such as that batch of MPs on between $100,000 and $200,000 a year double-dipping on their accommodation allowances.

There were a number of MPs involved at the time.

Mr English (then Finance Minister), when caught out, said: "It wasn't a good look". Well, that makes it all right then? (He did pay back I believe).

Both were wrong, that's for sure.

P. Dillon
Tauranga

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The closing argument of Dr D. J. Barnes (Letters, July 29) is as follows :
"I think he might change his opinions because it seems he has read the works of a very limited number of researchers in this field."

Whether it's to do with climate change or anything else, does Dr Barnes really believe that a thinking person takes up his or her position according to the numbers who support it?
My limited life span of history indicates the minority can often come out right.
Joy Marks
Greerton

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