The Weekend Post

GEOFF WESTCOURT

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I’m not surprised the ABC boss quit after just 12 months (CP, 08/10). Dealing with left-wing activists such as the ABC’s staff would be very wearying. It would be even worse trying to make them stick to their charter.

Smogdog, Cairns

You know the weirdest thing about the last two years? Alex Jones’ Infowars, Steve Bannon’s War Room and Sky News’ Outsiders made forecasts that turned out to be far more accurate than those made by the experts employed by our government­s and universiti­es. Baffled, Cairns

Hey, McDreamy (CP, 8/10), is your list of movie doctors where Jeannette Young was getting her Covid advice? VL, Smithfield

McDreamy, you forgot two brilliant doctors from 60’s TV screen, Dr Kildare and Dr Ben Casey. Richard Chamberlai­n and Vincent Edwards respective­ly. Anthony, Redlynch

Jetstar and internatio­nal flights? What about opening up our own borders first. Try flying to Perth from Cairns

David Clapham, Woree, your letters (plural) praising NSW and bagging Queensland prompts the question: WHY ARE YOU LIVING IN QUEENSLAND? return. Even if you do get a pass to enter WA, Jetstar keeps canceling the direct flights 24 hours before you’re due to fly out. Poor show Jetstar — I’m now flying Virgin.

Don, Earlville

Still waiting for a phone call from my son-in-law to pick him up because his

Tesla has either broken down or run out of charge. Instead, he can’t wipe the smile off his face as he continues to save hundreds each month in fuel.

Clive, Trinity Beach

The shortages of food, fuel and retail goods in the UK (CP, 8/10) aren’t because of Boris Johnson being “conservati­ve”. They’re occurring because Boris Johnson is a globalist pretending to be conservati­ve while following the globalist script. ScoMo is cut from the same cloth, so expect the same shortages here soon.

One Tooth Wally, Cairns North

Of course, cows eat seaweed in loonyleft world (CP, 8/10). They love bobbing around amongst the sea turtles. Let’s graze cows in the oceans to stop global warming when Antarctica just had its coldest winter in recorded history. There’s no ideas too idiotic for the climate cult.

Angle, Babinda

David clapham, the only thing NSW is good for is to separate Victoria from us. Spridge, Yorkers Knob

The most sensible comment from any politician in two years has come from new NSW Premier Dom Perrottet who said bureaucrat­s don’t make government decisions, elected representa­tives do. And that’s who we must hold responsibl­e for the covid hysteria.

Bettina, Earlville

cards, Nike Air Max 1 and Air Jordan 4 sneakers, and KAWS figurines – have outperform­ed the US S&P 500 share index over the past 18 months.

Trading in Pokemon trading cards was up 59,900 per cent year-on-year in July, while Panini basketball, baseball and football cards are up 1580 per cent on the same time a year ago.

“I remember being a kid in the ‘90s, trading cards were a widespread hobby, and that obviously died down. But now it’s seeing a real resurgence,” Mr Einhorn said.

Celebritie­s such as Justin Bieber and Mark Wahlberg have entered the trading card fray and are helping fuel its popularity among young people, Mr Einhorn said, as well as an overall broader push towards alternativ­e asset classes.

Gold Coast pair Blake

Johnson and Ben Toa have set up a trading card shop Rip N’ Collect, and they say the popularity of trading cards is back in full swing with a huge boom happening during the pandemic.

“People are wanting a new, fun way to invest and have seen the opportunit­y in trading cards due to the increase in a lot of prices over the past three years,” Mr Johnson said.

 ?? ?? trading cards Picture: Nigel Hallett
trading cards Picture: Nigel Hallett

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