Health puzzle
I AM puzzled.
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Could someone please explain how a (supposedly) reputable organisation like the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency can accept, and act, on an anonymous complaint?
The emphasis being on “anonymous” of course.
How can a genuine complaint not have a name to it?
The other question is: as an English migrant of advanced years, I remember, in my young days, people in England being sick with a disease called “sugar diabetes”.
How did the “sugar” get dropped off so that it became just “diabetes”?
Can anyone out there help please?
Hassanah Wilkinson, Lanena.
Plebiscite
SHOULD a plebiscite be held?
Of course it should.
Let the people speak.
Pat Gartlan, Battery Point.
Princess Theatre
THE reason for close seating of the theatre must be that the people who stage the shows want to get more bums on seats.
This is pure greed.
But it being more uncomfortable doesn't seem to bother them, more bums more money.
Mr. Cecil Neil Guy, Youngtown.
Syrian tragedy
There are images which hit home beyond any words can convey when tragic circumstances around the globe become headline news.
Omran Daqneesh, the little Syrian boy sitting in the ambulance after being pulled from the rubble in the war-torn city of Aleppo in Syria, simply tore us apart.
To read he also lost his older brother in the same incident defies human logic. Also, no one (and I mean no one), will ever forget the horrific vision of a very young child being washed up on a Turkish beach being picked up by a Turkish policeman.
Aylan Kurdi, from Kobani, I say, heaven hols a special place for you.
The tragedy that is happening in Syrian, must stop now. It is insane.