The Daily Advertiser
Saturday, 2 December 2023
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Your say: Not convinced the rail discussion was had clearly
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Someone took their eye off the ball on Inland Rail and left us in the lurch, today's correspondent argues.
Letters
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Your say: Stop being so negative and get behind Inland Rail
Letters
A photograph of Baylis Street, looking north from the railway station, in about 1911. Picture supplied (Keating Album, Wagga Wagga City Library)
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Your say: Maybe it's time we all started listening
Letters
Perhaps we should have aimed for truth-telling first, writes one correspondent, while another sticks to a different rail proposal.
Your say: What's in the air on project just as important as the path
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Air quality impact just adds to Inland Rail concerns, according to today's correspondent. File image
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Your say: Impassioned plea on Inland Rail impact on city
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Your say: Impassioned plea on Inland Rail impact on city
Your say: Airport's shortcomings a contrast to neighbouring city's fares
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Your say: When all this is finished, who is left to pick up the bill?
Letters
When all this is finished, who is left to pick up the bill, asks today's correspondent. File image
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Your say: Bypass 'the only solution to avoid chaos in heart' of Wagga
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Your say: Bypass 'the only solution to avoid chaos in heart' of Wagga
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We are one, and free to vote yes or no
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A vandalised vote "yes" sign. Picture by James Joyce
Acm Network
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Government should support community media
The Canberra Times
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Copies of The Canberra Times ready to be delivered to the Parliament House offices of all 76 senators and 151 lower house MPs.
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Our say: Ignorance no excuse for decision making
Editorial
Our say: Ignorance no excuse for decision making
Opinion
You don't need to be Christian to pray for this Christmas miracle
Opinion
There's one present the government could give Australians facing a Christmas that is shaping up as considerably less than joyous. Picture Shutterstock
Mark Gaetani
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Opinion
How heritage protection is cutting down new development
Simon Cowan, Peter Tulip
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Last week, the NSW Heritage Council opposed the construction of high-rise buildings at Central Station in Sydney, suggesting that low density would be more appropriate for that location. But is that the right call? Picture Shutterstock
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Your say: Not convinced the rail discussion was had clearly
Letters
Someone took their eye off the ball on Inland Rail and left us in the lurch, today's correspondent argues.

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