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The next ADFAS lecture will be held at The Crossing Theatre on Monday, September 16 and will be...
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Author: The Courier
Some thoughts on unintended consequences
By Bill Doyle I remember hearing some time ago about what some person, who clearly had a lot of time to think, called the law of unintended consequences. Basically the deep philosopher was claiming that we do things and then...
Read MoreGrowth, jobs, economic benefit from gas, says reader
Isn’t it ironic? On page 2 of the Courier (19/3/19) there is an advertisement from Santos in regard to ‘Building a better future’ through the development of its Narrabri Gas Project and then on page 6 an advertisement from Labor...
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Bourke’s historic weir on the Darling River
Recent discussion about the inclusion of a Narrabri Creek weir in the shire council’s...
Read MoreIsrael’s case a hard one to call, suggests Bill Doyle
By Bill Doyle Like you, I have probably heard enough about the Israel Folau case. Almost everyone in Australia seems to have an opinion and I was reluctant to add more to the white noise that seems to have surrounded the case....
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