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I agree entirely with Barry Masters’ letter to Your Say (TC 1/12). In my school days in 50s and 60s I hardly heard of car theft especially by teens as we had discipline, not like today, no deterrent, Westbrook training centre would have been part of answer.

BW, Tmba

I do not normally feel compelled to reply to a letter in Your Say, but the letter written by Hugh Wilson, is so out of date I felt I had too.

Of course 90.77 per cent of the population voted “Yes” in 1967 to change the Constituti­on to include all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, it was fair and inclusive; I personally don't know anyone who voted no.

The Voice is the complete opposite. It divides the nation by race, when I understood the government wanted to be all inclusive.

CN, Cent Heights

DS TWMBA, how would you be if you were rudely spoken to by customers every day. Most supermarke­ts are under staffed and when one or two call in as unavailabl­e and often can’t be replaced the extra pressure on staff is unbelievab­le. It’s not their fault, so please be kind.

When you feel a bit down just think that the staff member who doesn’t have that happy face is also feeling a bit down. Maybe you need to muscle up a happy face for them to make them feel better. Your smile may be infectious and be passed on by that staff member to another customer.

KJS, Gatton

The Federal treasurer has stated the Government can’t do anything to bring down electricit­y prices after Labor went to the election with a promise to lower electricit­y costs. So what good are they?

Rob, Toowoomba

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