Letters

Other articles in this series:

• Response to Mr Daniel Saks (Forum letters – Nov, 2009) (Issue 249)
• Motorcyclists and cyclists are ever more confronted with grass clippings on the road in our community, a little known hazard to people who do not ride 2 wheelers. (Issue 249)
• I felt compelled to respond to the letter by Jim Shanks and his criticism of the wisdom of vaccination and his comparison of it to a kind of voodoo or black magic... (Issue 248)
• If Fluoride in our water is good for us, why not wait for Byron Bay to come on board? (Issue 248)
• The idea that NASA bombed the moon is bordering on the hysterical... (Issue 248)
• A local reader expresses a vote of thanks to the editors. (Issue 247)
• Council has fixed Dorroughby Road… (Issue 247)
• More musings on vaccination. (Issue 247)
• On NASA searching for water on the moon… (Issue 247)
• Musings on the Repco Rally… (Issue 246)
• Re other letters regarding vaccinations… (Issue 246)
• Letter of thanks from a reader a little further afield… (Issue 246)
• Note from the postie to all in Rosebank (and surrounds) (Issue 246)
• Does Jim Shanks in the July VJ want vegetables not to be grown because some people have allergic reactions to them e.g. tomatoes and peanuts? ... (Issue 245)
• The 1917 global unleashing of Bolshevist -Communism on Russia, by the brainchild of avaricious Wall St banking barons, as their bloody revolutionary arm in their drive for an economic world crown, now being manifested in a National economic ‘melt down’ th (Issue 245)
• While composing a submission to the Senate’s Electoral Reform (Disclosure and Funding) Inquiry I found that Australia’s dominant electoral system, based on the 1918 Commonwealth Election Act, is unconstitutional. (Issue 245)
• I have no doubt that there are adverse events from vaccines, but let’s get real about the issues and stop hiding behind fear and ignorance. (Issue 245)
• Correction in regard to last months VJ. (Issue 245)
• ‘All vaccinations are neither safe nor effective. They do not prevent disease. They cause disease.’ read more... (Issue 244)
• Re comments in June 2009 VJ – (Issue 244)
• Thank you letter to the Rosebank Fire Brigade and neighbours who helped out in the floods. (Issue 243)
• Apology letter to Stan. (Issue 243)
• Letter regarding injuring wildlife on the roads. (Issue 243)
• Letter regarding the train line. (Issue 243)
• Trying to make contact with Kaye Shadbolt. (Issue 243)
• Comment on the April Issue. (Issue 242)
• Letter on establishing a republic. (Issue 242)
• Last 30 people alive settle in Rosebank… (Issue 241)
• Other-world-ness conspiricy against order… (Issue 241)
• Thanks to our very own domestic Godess… (Issue 241)
• Farewell BBQ for Rosebank Postman Peter Thiel... (Issue 240)
• More than a million native animals may have been killed in the recent Victoria Bushfires... (Issue 240)
• The Federal Reserve, congress, the world, politics... (Issue 240)
• The ALP policy to have a two-stage plebiscite about the Republic invites unnecessary failure. The recent new survey by UMR Research, reported in the SMH demonstrates exactly that. (Issue 239)
• Letter re local government. (Issue 238)
• Letter with thoughts on financial reward. (Issue 237)
• Letter with thoughts regarding the government. (Issue 237)
• Letter re economic nationalism. (Issue 235)
• Apology to Stan Heywood regarding the Rosebank Roads Improvement Group. (Issue 235)
• A letter thanking Alan Davies for all his efforts as the RCI President. (Issue 235)
• About frogs getting stuck in silver leaf Desmodium 'Velcro Vine'. (Issue 234)
• How 'Pinky', our cover story joey was saved by our local WIRES group. (Issue 234)
• Rhus - Toxicondendron succedaneum, a plant about 50% of people are allergic to. (Issue 234)
• Comments on the council meeting. (Issue 234)
• A forum now available for the Rosebank solar neighbourhood. (Issue 234)
• Addresses RCI's article in the last VJ. (Issue 234)
• Letter to anyone interested in creating a safe children's playground at the RRR. (Issue 233)
• Letter about renewing the constitution. (Issue 233)
• Why bother with local committees if they are going to be overridden by council anyway? (Issue 233)
• New industry for Australia? Act Now! (Issue 233)
• Disappointment in the LCC Rural Forum. (Issue 233)
• Trying to find a Peter in this local area. (Issue 233)
• Recently the writer concluded that the harmless Agrobacterium that causes crown gall, may well cause human extinction. (Issue 232)
• A letter giving a way to maintain woodlands for posterity. (Issue 232)
• A letter in response to the Rosebank Roads Improvement Group. (Issue 232)
• Letter about a recent Lismore Council meeting (Issue 232)
• Laurie describes his issues with the RCI and the VJ Team... (Issue 232)
• VJ received a letter that unfortunately they could not publish. (Issue 232)
• A letter on how some politians have sold Australian lands. (Issue 232)
• An article on profits and labour rates. (Issue 232)
• Where do birds go to, to die? (Issue 231)
• The major reasons for the current discrepancy between Lismore and Byron council rates. (Issue 231)
• A letter with views about Lismore City Councillors. (Issue 231)
• A letter about a missing water pump. (Issue 231)
• A view on the Governor General. (Issue 231)
• A congratulations to Elizabeth B for the wonderful article she wrote on the 'Tickle Brothers' (Issue 230)
• Letter regarding political party system reform. (Issue 230)
• A letter re Lismore & Byron City Council and our public halls (Issue 230)
• Letter regarding modern political arrangements. (Issue 230)
• A letter re the ability of the Silver Desmodium to hold baby green tree frogs in their stems. (Issue 230)
• A letter re comments on dog ownership in the March VJ by Nathan Hebbard (Issue 230)
• A response to 'Noisy Bikes' letter in the last issue (Issue 229)
• Thoughts on the proposed subdivision of Dunoon. (Issue 229)
• Letter in response to Sharon McGrigor's comments on the proposal for an Entry sign to Rosebank. (Issue 229)
• Letter regarding Kevin Rudd's apology to the Aborigines. (Issue 229)
• A letter regarding Rosebank Recreation Reserve and the idea of Rosebank having a community garden. (Issue 229)
• Long term local concerned about motorbikes in the area ‚Ķ (Issue 228)
• Calling for ideas on Rosebank Road signs ‚Ķ (Issue 228)
• Comments on LCCs roads efforts and the weather ‚Ķ (Issue 228)
• More comment on the 'History's hidden hand exposed' articles ‚Ķ (Issue 228)
• Another point of view on the 'Hidden Hands' saga ‚Ķ (Issue 228)
• Comments on IR and the new governments choices ‚Ķ (Issue 228)
• Comments on GM foods ‚Ķ (Issue 228)
• Agreement with Heather Graham's letter. (Issue 227)
• Warning regarding our 'lonely heart' ad published in our last edition. (Issue 227)
• Letter regarding an article published in the last VJ edition, 'History's hidden hand exposed'. (Issue 227)
• Letter re Dr Paul Recher and Heather Graham's opinions on dogs and cats. (Issue 227)
• An appeal to the residents in the Rosebank and Federal Areas. (Issue 227)
• A letter regarding the wonderful community spirit of Dunoon. (Issue 227)
• Editor's apology to any offense taken regarding Jim Shanks' article regarding 'History's Hidden Hand Revealed' in last month's VJ. (Issue 227)
• A reply to Paul Recher's letter regarding feral dogs. (Issue 226)
• Denton Cook is developing a picture dictionary for suffering from Alzheimers Dementia and other conditions of affecting memory, and she needs your help (Issue 226)
• Thanks to all the people who helped me during my months in hospital. (Issue 226)
• A 30 year old woman living in Ghana is looking for an Australian husband. (Issue 226)
• Effective Decentralisation? Abolish the states! (Issue 225)
• Letter on Pets vs. Pests. Get serious on protecting our native wildlife. (Issue 225)
• Letter about the new signs in Rosebank. (Issue 225)
• Letter about the new signs in Rosebank. (Issue 225)
• Letter about the new signs in Rosebank. (Issue 225)
• Thoughts about Australia's independence. (Issue 225)
• A thankyou letter to Joe A. regarding his letter on Richmond River and it's signage. (Issue 225)
• Facts about the Twin Towers. (Issue 225)
• A thankyou and follow up to all the kind people who commented on last months story. (Issue 225)
• Tendering his resignation from UCC Landcare. (Issue 224)
• The coucils new signs might be a bit misleading. (Issue 224)
• The world is in debt to the international bankers. (Issue 224)
• A reply to Jim Shanks' letter from the August VJ. (Issue 224)
• Letter about the lead-up to the federal election. (Issue 223)
• Hamlet's prediction of a spiritual blindness associated with the rise of ‚Äòfoul deeds‚Äô, is mirrored in global bankruptcy incurred by banking harlotry. (Issue 223)
• A letter from Nathalie Buckland. (Issue 223)
• A letter about dog attacks in the area. (Issue 222)
• Letter about the Australian Law (Issue 222)
• Letter about the newly completed boardwalk at Minyon Falls (Issue 222)
• A letter regarding the lack of footpaths in Dunoon. (Issue 221)
• A letter regarding Australian lawlessness. (Issue 221)
• Vote NO to nuclear Australia. (Issue 221)
• Ideas on the Aussie flag (Issue 220)
• UCC postal collection system? (Issue 220)
• 2007 NSW election aftermath? (Issue 220)
• More post election commentary (Issue 220)
• ? should not be RLPB role (Issue 220)
• ? in bondage (Issue 220)
• ? tune in, help out (Issue 219)
• Local resident thanks neighbours (Issue 219)
• Comments on the system? (Issue 219)
• What's the alternative? (Issue 219)
• Further ideas on the design of the Australian flag. (Issue 218)
• Thoughts on our US alliance. (Issue 218)
• Further information on last month's 'Cover Mother' (Issue 218)
• Why he joined ARC. (Issue 218)
• Some questions for the community... (Issue 218)
• Congratulations to the Eltham Community for their efforts to save the railway signalman's cottage. (Issue 217)
• Farming practices debate (Issue 217)
• Letter about the true value of money... (Issue 217)
• A criticism of 'An Inconvient Truth' from someone yet to see the movie... (Issue 217)
• Letting in regad to farmers situation. (Issue 216)
• Response to film (Issue 216)
• Views on Profits and Farmers (Issue 216)
• Why homework might not be such a good thing. (Issue 215)
• Environmental change stems the need for political change (Issue 215)
• Australians such consider changing their system of government. (Issue 215)
• Debate over fluoride. (Issue 215)
• Woofing comments (Issue 215)
• Wollumbin Festival - Aboriginal and National Aborigines Day. (Issue 215)
• A thank you to the lone piper in Repentance Creek Valley (Issue 215)
• A thank you to Garth Kindred for all his work at Rosebank Public School. (Issue 215)
• A thank you to all neighbours and freinds who've helped during Kevin's recent stay in hospital. (Issue 215)
• Letter about shop closure? (Issue 214)
• Another letter about our shop? (Issue 214)
• Small business innovation (Issue 213)
• Council Meeting re Rosebank Hall (Issue 213)
• Endorses the VJ editorial on supermarkets. (Issue 213)
• Rosebank Store needs an Angel. (Issue 213)
• Equitable imposition of rates. (Issue 213)
• Do you know... (Issue 213)
• See what people are saying about the VJ Online? (Issue 212)
• Story about one of our native neighbours (Issue 211)
• ?can I have some too? (Issue 211)
• Comments on the LCC business meeting paper (Issue 210)
• Congratulations to Deb Roberts. (Issue 210)
• Another pest threatening agriculture? (Issue 210)
• Comments on TOOT (Issue 210)
• Response to WIRES article about camphor laurels (Issue 209)
• Starting up the VJ (Issue 209)
• Driving on our roads (Issue 209)
• Central locking might not be as safe as you think (Issue 209)
• Response to letter by Linden James. (Issue 209)
• Slow down drivers (Issue 208)
• Cane toads afford respect (Issue 208)
• Comments on TOOT (Issue 208)
• Donation for Reserve (Issue 208)
• Macro Water Plan (Issue 208)
• Thanks to Corndale Hall Community for putting on a great social night (Issue 208)