Your Say: Daily Mail readers' feedback


The divine properties of Weet-Bix and milk

Crikey readers continue to debate the tax-free status of religions (and their businesses), Olympic funding, the Melbourne model and more.

Is Tom Cruise crazier than the Pope?

Crikey readers battle it out over tax-free status for religions, Olympic funding, video game ratings and, for a change, climate change.

Defending some “fancy pants arguments”

Crikey readers on climate change, sex in prisons, the Melbourne Model, boat people and more.

The “immigration debate” debate continues

Crikey readers continue to weigh-in on whether the immigration debate should be played out in public, plus the CPRS, climate sceptics, compulsory voting, and more.

Worst. Editorial. Ever.

Crikey readers: not fans of Friday’s editorial on race and immigration. Plus responses from Melbourne Uni and the ABC’s Mark Scott.

The Great Book Debate

Readers weigh-in on parallel imports, asylum seekers, all-male institutions, the Traveston Dam, Tiger Woods and more.

Remembering Remembrance Day

Rundle’s piece on Remembrance Day divides readers, author Jackie French wants to buy us coffee, and Lady Mayoresses speak out.

The Great Wall of Rupert

Is Crikey too obsessed with Rupert Murdoch? Plus more climate change debate, US health reform, GM corn and other topics, as seen through the eyes of our readers.

A climate change leadership challenge

Crikey readers weigh in who would be the best leader for climate change in Australia and how important climate change is. Plus, readers clarify a few of our latest tips.

More memos to Rudd

Crikey readers float messages in bottles out to the good ship Rudd, revive the republic debate, and provide a reality check for the nation’s young people.

The fast train to nowhere

Crikey readers on why Airbus hasn’t killed the fast train, the government’s Telstra swashbuckling, border protection (or lackthereof) and Rosemary Stanton gets into a food fight.

Keane on Telstra

Some Crikey readers don’t agree with Bernard Keane that small investors aren’t concerned about what’s happening with Telstra. Plus, an update on visiting detention centres.

Flood gates, frisky cops, and junk food junkies

Crikey readers debate opening the asylum seeker floodgates, police frisking, fat taxes and some cruel irony from yesterday’s Cup.

Costello and pandimensional politics

Crikey readers weigh in on the controversy surrounding Kevin Rudd appointing Peter Costello to the Future Fund and the difficult asylum seeker debate continues.

The distressing asylum seeker debate

Strong emotions about the asylum seeker debate brings out an ugly side of the Australian character, writes one Crikey reader on the refugee hysteria. Plus, how accurate were Brian Burke and Alan Carpenter comparisons?

Green eggs and spam

Crikey readers on greenwashing egg producers, the Indonesia Solution, learning to love Canberra, ASIO and more.

Fast trainspotting

Crikey readers love their train spotting and weigh in on the possibility of fast trains in Australia. Plus, what is happening with ASIO and the difficulties with the abortion debate.

Hamilton, Higgins and hot air

Crikey readers on Clive Hamilton’s Higgins tilt, abortion law, dangerous emails, whether Mike Carlton is a shock jock and the “most stupid” item we’ve ever published.

Asylum seekers, Wilson Tuckey and gobbledygook

Crikey readers weigh in on the hysteria over asylum seekers, the prospect of Tamil Tigers being in Australia and climate currency leakage.

Climate change is terrifying

Crikey readers dispute Richard Farmer’s claims of most Tamil asylum seekers being economic migrants not refugees and the scary future we face with climate change.

Income management and refugees

Crikey readers continue to weigh in on the messy asylum seekers debate. Plus, the surprising nature of extending compulsory income management to all Australians on welfare.

Pepsi joins the soft drink wars

Pepsi fights back in the soft drink marketing wars. Plus, an official Telstra reply alongside further Telstra complaints about bad service.

Bolt and Fairfax

Andrew Bolt gives his side of the Fairfax, 3AW banning story. Plus, Crikey

Climate change, CPRS and politics

Climate change and the ETS were the biggest topics for Crikey readers today, with readers lamenting the politicisation of an global environmental issue.

Readers say ‘Oh shit’

Crikey readers weigh in on Queenslanders love of the word Queensland and their ‘oh-shit’ climate change moments. Plus, Greg Rudd clears up his relationship with Auzcorp.