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 The Correct Diagnosis 27/06/2008
By Michael C Pemberton
Now that the cost of the Entertainment Centre has exploded to $64 Million and counting, surely the time has come to apply the correct diagnosis.
B Ward not big enough for Twins 16/06/2008
By Claire Camins
In response to Hospital Election Issue.
Seven Day Trading 3/06/2008
By Cliff. Wignall
Since moving to Albany 2-1/2 years ago I have questioned why the two IGA stores in the city are allowed to trade 7 days a week when other supermark...
Help saving children 29/05/2008
By Helen Roe
COMMUNITY thanked for generous support.
Skywest cops another blast 29/05/2008
By KC Mason
I also strongly agree with criticisms of Skywest.
Give us a break from CCTV 29/05/2008
By John Robertson
OUR elected Council, prefers to be more positive for our future by rejecting the introduction of CCTV.
Water recycling is needed 29/05/2008
By Tony Harrison
I WOULDN'T be too quick to point the finger at the Labor Government's lack of foresight over the water issue.
Government pain 29/05/2008
By Allen Smith
DESPITE all the fancy talk, the new Federal Government has done little to stop the economic pain.
Retail trading still political bugbear 29/05/2008
By Mervyn Leavesley
Mr Watson tries to argue that any change to trading hours in Perth will have no effect on regional WA.
Are our regional funds wasted? 29/05/2008
By Wilson Tuckey
I refer to the amount of $513,200 in Regional Partnership funding that I have found to be outstanding after going through my letters of support.
Club needs more community help 29/05/2008
By Nicolette Williams
Earlier this year the club requested assistance from the City of Albany for the renovation and extension of facilities at Middleton Beach.
Open Access - An Asset To The Town Of Albany 25/05/2008
By Lili Peaterson
a letter to the editor a couple of weeks ago thanking Sue Codee and the team at open access studio.
88 stories?! 10/05/2008
By Allison Stirup
The mess that has been made of this town has become practically irreversible.
Changing face of art in Albany 1/05/2008
By Jennifer A Crisp
The City Art Collection and regional prize artists themselves have anything other than benefitted from the addition to the Albany art scene of the new $25,000 art prize.
Political jousting on retail hours 1/05/2008
By Peter Watson
Nationals WA Mervyn Leavesley is desperate to show his party is different from the Liberal Party.
Albanys Youth 26/04/2008
By Kaitlyn Seymour
i would just like to comment on the services offered to our youth. if you are a young person, consider it a great pleasure to live in albany. there...
Retail Trading Hours 23/04/2008
By Michael C Pemberton
22nd April 2008 Dear Sir, This evening I attended the AGM of the Albany Chamber of Commerce and Industry and am very pleased that all that I...
Lost Relatives in Albany 21/04/2008
By Robert Griffiths
Dear Sirs, I am anxious to trace descendants of the late Mr Jestyn Morris who lived at Lot 97,Lower King River, Nr Albany, Perth, West Australia ar...
Malayan Volunteers & Evacuees 12/04/2008
By Jonathan Moffatt
I would be interested to hear from readers who were British Malayans in 1941 or were evacuated as children from Singapore.
Classic needs community support 27/03/2008
By Graeme Whittaker
Let's not lose the Albany Classic.
What really is the absolute truth? 27/03/2008
By Allen Smith
Each day the world burns 73 billion barrels of oil that produces heat. In addition to this add gas, coal and even timber.
Move wind farm to Mt Barker 27/03/2008
By Tony Harrison
WITH regards to the wind farm options on the A-class reserve lands at Grasmere – Sandpatch, and Denmark's Coastal options.
Stop cruel, live animal exports 27/03/2008
By R.L. Currie
I WRITE in support of your correspondent, Opinion, February 21, on live animal reports.
Advice from the Nationals 18/03/2008
By Mervyn Leavesley
'Carps' knows what's best for you!
Quality public education: Who Cares? 16/03/2008
By Robin Cartledge
I, like many thousands of my fellow citizens, was a staunch and noisy advocate for high quality, cost effective health and education systems.
Beach Warning 11/03/2008
By Vera Torr
The Mayor has suggested that the public could help in the future by notifying the City of significant hazards.
BELL AND DELL(Feb 2008) 7/03/2008
By VERA TORR
I must add a bit of reality to your comments.
MP sets the record straight 28/02/2008
By Wilson Tuckey
I challenge Gardiner to provide evidence of my use of inappropriate language at any time during my comments on this subject.
Silent majority speaks out? 28/02/2008
By J. Dell
The waterfront protesters are at it again.
Whose Voice? 15/02/2008
By Andrew Bell
Do my eyes deceive me? Let me get this straight: some east coast organisation (VOICE Australia), with no apparent clue about Australian constitutio...
Looking for a Relative 29/01/2008
By William A. Thomas
I am writing to see if anyone can help trace a relative who left for Australia way back in 1954.
Care needed to reduce road toll 25/01/2008
By Nicolette Williams
Another avoidable death on WA roads before Christmas is a tragic yet timely reminder to all families of the importance of properly restraining children.
Retailer supports longer trading 25/01/2008
By Don Titterton
The topic of extended trading hours is not all about retailers.
7 Day Trading in Albany 20/01/2008
By Steve Wellstead
It appears that a select few want a ban on 7 day trading so that every other retailer is not allowed to trade 7 days while themselves can continue ...
Making a child's wish come true 17/01/2008
By Chris Toovey
Make a Wish Australia is such a worth while organisation.
Giving the wrong message on fires 17/01/2008
By AJ Pedro
ALAN Carpenter's state government is lighting prescribed burns in the Mount Frankland National Park.
Taking the meat off the table 17/01/2008
By Sarah Liddiard
We can generate more income from holding Wesfarmers (Coles) shares than being a beef producer supplying Coles.
Empty sites are a disgrace 17/01/2008
By June Bailey
Seymour Street has been a disgrace for at least 15 years.
Save the Whales or save the business? 11/01/2008
By Gypsiwow
I was sickened by the outraged 'business' owners who were worried for the survival of the whales.
Twins project 8/01/2008
By Cemil Belek
WE have started a worldwide search for individuals born on very specific dates.
Thanks for youth group help 20/12/2007
By Janette Kostos
I am writing to express my personal thanks to the community for their support of AYSA and Young House during my tenure.
Quarry concerns local residents 20/12/2007
By Michael Keech
MY letter is in response to the article, "concern over plan for quarry", which appeared in the Weekender on November 22.
Empty blocks are a disgrace to the city 20/12/2007
By Helen Roe
CONCERNED about the unsightly state of various lots in our (otherwise) beautiful city environs.
Inlet concern turns septic 14/12/2007
By Alan Francis
Who knows about the seepage into the Wilson Inlet from septic tanks in the Poddy Point area?
More lights for Christmas tree 14/12/2007
By L. Brother
What a bitter disappointment are the Christmas lights in York Street.
Christmas lights waste the power 14/12/2007
By Jude Cornish
SWITCH on your lights for sick children? You're joking, aren't you?
Are the results a true indication? 14/12/2007
By Roger Cunnington
I believe the Waterfront Referendum results will be biased and should be treated with extreme scepticism (scamticism?)
FROZEN IN TIME OR MARCHING TO THE FUTURE 7/12/2007
By Brian Arnatt
IS it not amazing how the citizenry of this wonderful and richly endowed city have such problems embracing the twenty first century.
Sky falls in after election win 6/12/2007
By S. Moffitt
We will pay in many ways for the election of Labor to govern our nation.
Trucks take our harbour access 6/12/2007
By L T E Webb
Get in a large road train carting the grain to give you a different view and vision
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