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Letters to the Editor: PwC scandal and trust in the accounting profession; the rights of deportees; the manufacturing of solar panels in Australia; and the art of writing letters

Readers’ letters on the PwC scandal and trust in the accounting profession; the rights of deportees; the manufacturing of solar panels in Australia; and the art of writing letters.

Ocean groveRay peckJohn mosigMalcolm mcdonaldRamani venkatramaniJohn kehoeDavid nelsonNeale meagherMike fogartyBarry lizmoreClean energy finance corporationAustralian instituteAustralia instituteAustralian catholic council for employment relationsAustralian catholic councilEmployment relations

Easter: Holidays, chocolate, but is Christianity still relevant?

For many, Easter is associated with long weekend getaways and chocolate eggs. Where does Christianity fit into the picture?

New south walesAustralian capital territoryGood fridayBondi beachWestern australiaSouth australiaFlavio brancaleoneDiego fedeleTimothy costelloeGeoffrey smithPaul collinsMykola bychokCatholic easterWayne hudsonAdam possamaiAustralian banking association

Easter: Holidays, chocolate, but is Christianity still relevant?

For many, Easter is associated with long weekend getaways and chocolate eggs. Where does Christianity fit into the picture?

Australian capital territoryGood fridayNew south walesSouth australiaWestern australiaDiego fedeleFlavio brancaleoneCatholic easterAdam possamaiGeoffrey smithMykola bychokPaul collinsTimothy costelloeWayne hudsonAnglican churchAustralian national university

National wage decision gives low-income earners breathing space but still a long way to go

Despite last week’s decision by the Fair Work Commission to push up the national minimum wage by 5.2 percent, millions of Australians, in all parts of the country, will continue to live in poverty and on survival wages. The facts are that the Commission’s decision takes the minimum wage from $772 a week to $812, an increase of $5.70 a day, not a fortune but better than nothing. By Francis Sullivan

New zealandAustralian manufacturing worker unionInternational monetary fundAustralian catholic universityCoalition governmentHealing councilMater groupAustralian catholic council for employment relationsCatholic social services australiaMelbourne institute of applied economicAustralian council of social serviceNational minimum wageFair work commissionMelbourne instituteApplied economicSocial research

National wage case decision gives low-income earners breathing space but still a long way to go

Despite last week’s decision by the Fair Work Commission to push up the national minimum wage by 5.2 percent, millions of Australians, in all parts of the country, will continue to live in poverty and on survival wages. The facts are that the Commission’s decision takes the minimum wage from $772 a week to $812, an increase of $5.70 a day, not a fortune but better than nothing. By Francis Sullivan

New zealandAustralian manufacturing worker unionInternational monetary fundAustralian catholic universityCoalition governmentHealing councilMater groupAustralian catholic council for employment relationsCatholic social services australiaMelbourne institute of applied economicAustralian council of social serviceNational minimum wageFair work commissionMelbourne instituteApplied economicSocial research

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