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Jay Kuten: Publish and he's damned

Calling Assange a narcissist is psychobabble or misuse of diagnostic tags to diminish him.

Letters: And the shellfish eaters?

Next time you eat mussels or raw oysters, think of the dire fate that may befall you.

Conservation Comment: Hoard that harvest haul

Growing, preserving and storing our own food takes time and energy but can be satisfying.

Dani Lebo: Schools where staff, pupils want to be

A NZ survey showed nearly half of new secondary teachers quit teaching within five years.

Letters: Where have all the street signs gone?

The St Hill St debacle is a damning sign of council mismanagement and incompetence.

Rachel Stewart: Dignified death of a feisty farm cat

COMMENT: This isn't really a column about my dead cat, though it might appear that way.

Letters: Pell desperation parroted

The jury's input is limited to a "guilty" or "not guilty" verdict voiced by its foreperson

Letters: Councillors absent again

It was a nice change to have more than one or two of us in the public gallery.

Lynley Tulloch: Dying children in New Zealand get limited media coverage

Three children are dead so far in New Zealand this year as a result of domestic violence

Kids just don't party like they used to

And that little cherub just had to pash the brains out of some dodgy kid in the driveway.

Letters: Cardinal's conviction questioned

Adherents of the faith believe in the supernatural but seem to struggle with criminal law.

Letters: Service lets us enjoy ride

Without the convenience we have, many young and old could not afford any other transport.

Letters: Care needed with hives

In one particular area, the density of bees was something like a scene from a horror movie

Gwynne Dyer: Racism deeply rooted Oz tradition

Traditional white Aussies came unprepared for multi-culturalism. Some really don't like it

Chester Borrows: Words of anthem ring true

Love for one another and truthfulness are things we should all aspire to.

Letters: Gun ban not the solution

There is a difference between sensible precaution and fear-driven acceptance of censorship