Onya Sid I AGREE with the article quoting Sid Breeden (“Older Nashos feel left behind,” Voice, January 14 2023) as I was one of these Nashos, and now in my […]
Category Archives: Letters
Roe’d to Recovery
Roe’d to Recovery (a vision for the defunct Roe Road Reserve) IMPORTANT planning decisions are being made about the section from North Lake Road to Healy Road. What could the future […]
LETTERS 31.12.22
Quick action I WOULD like to commend the Fremantle constabulary for their swift action in apprehending a ne’er-do-well who was trying to break into cars on Saturday morning. We live […]
Letters 24.12.22
Oroton Angel THIS is a feel good story, I call it The Oroton Angel. Two weeks ago my husband and I were having lunch at the Coffee Club in Garden […]
Our Tiger? AFTER reading your article “Wave Banksias Goodbye” (Herald, December 3, 2022) I took your journalist’s advice and on the weekend viewed the Black Cockatoo Crisis documentary at the Luna […]
Letters 3.12.22
Roel rocks CONGRATULATIONS to whoever decided to give Roel Loopers space for comment in the Herald. His articles are always cogent and to the point and his latest one struck […]
Letters 12.11.22
Long letdown THE Swan River Crossings project has been around for two years and Main Roads WA has at last done us a favour; produced an option so universally unloved […]
Letters 29.10.22
Bridging I’D like to respond to the front-page article “Property council criticises CBACP report” printed across the Herald mastheads on Saturday, October 22, 2022. As an elected official, the decision […]
Letters 22.10.22
Coincidence? IS it a coincidence that Woodside became the main sponsor of the Dockers in 2010 and in 2011 the Dockers jumper became the colours of Woodside? The port colours […]
Letters 8.10.22
Sorry, Dayle I’D like to respond to the opinion piece “We don’t need bonus heights” printed across the Herald mastheads on Saturday, September 24, 2022. I can confirm that Information […]