Tag Archives: Letter to the editor
Congratulations
Dear Editor, I would like to congratulate you on the first anniversary of the Manning Community News. It is a great asset to the local community and long may it survive. Every edition has had worthwhile reading. I especially enjoyed “We’ve
Democracy dented? How many care?
This is a counter view to your lead article in the June/July edition – “We’ve been done like a dinner. ” When the council amalgamation was first announced, I saw it on Prime TV (I think) and they went
Your say – thank you from Ricky Gilfilan
Thank you for kindly printing my story of the sexual abuse that happened to me when I was a young boy living in Wingham. It was a secret I kept for many years. But once I finally cracked and told my family what had happened
Your say – Independent Candidates for Election
A critical issue that has emerged from this current Federal Election Campaign is the number of minor parties and independents that have materialised throughout Australia and their potential impact on the Government. The electorate of Lyne created history when we elected Rob Oakeshott as an independent and many
Your say – Wingham the Heritage Town
In 1952 I arrived in Australia, a young twenty four year old bride, who with her husband looked forward to work and family life in this country. We found our happiness and security here till I lost my husband in 2008. What was I going to do with my time? I
Letter to the Editor: GTCC General Manager responds to SRV article
Dear Editor I wish to respond to your front page article titled “Who Understands The SRV” in the January 2016 edition of the Manning Community News. Given your publication advertised the consultation on the SRV in 2015 it seems odd
Letter to the Editor: Council and SRV – Strange Happenings
Dear madam, I sent this letter to the editor of the Manning River Times and it seems that they do not wish to publish this letter. It seems, and this is a hypothetical comment, that it may conflict with financial
Letter to the Editor: The PM is Disappointing
What a disappointment Malcolm Turnbull has become. After nearly six months as Australian Prime Minister what has he achieved? We elect our parliamentarians to make the tough decisions on our behalf, so why does Mr Turnbull still want to conduct an expensive $150
