Chris Bowen is correct on nuclear; time for a debate between Jacinta Price and Linda Burney; childcare is more than child minding; Tim Gurner spoke the truth; AFL ignoring concussion, Indigenous issues.
”, September 14) ranks with Martin Luther King’s famous speech in 1963. After “I have a dream”, he articulated his vision including “equality ... for Negros” and, in seeking this, beseeched that they not “drink … from the cup of bitterness and hatred”.
Senator Price wants us to go forward as one country, comprising people from many lands who now call Australia home, and for us all to deal with disadvantage and need, whoever it may be who needs help and whatever their background. She deserves to be lauded.Langton just handed the No case what it’s been waiting for
A better strategy for the government would be for Ms Burney to debate the Opposition spokesperson on Indigenous Affairs, Jacinta Price, to help Australian voters understand the key issues before casting their votes.AdvertisementThe brain’s extraordinary capacity for learning in the early years is a profoundly strong argument for early childhood education , but we need to drop the pretence that childcare and education are the same thing. They are not.
Good economies are built on normal business cycles occurring, including recessions and rising unemployment. Economic history shows that allowing extraordinary low employment to rise, and for unrealistically propped-up business to fail, creates greater opportunities for workers, investors, and business owners in the long run.Now retired at 70 years of age, I’ve lived through many of these business cycles during my lifetime owning and investing in different businesses in different countries.
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