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Camden Herald letters to the editor May 20
May 20, 2021
Vote yes on Camden’s Article 5 “Un-hosted Short Term Rental Registration Ordinance”
The following is quoted from the stated Purpose of the proposed addition to our Town’s Police Ordinance:
“…The purpose of this registration ordinance is to safeguard the public health and safety of the residents of the Town of Camden and their visitors and guests while preserving the residential character of neighborhoods, minimizing nuisances, and providing equity with other residential and commercial uses…”
Article 5 simply requires that un-hosted short-term rentals register with the town of Camden. This proposal does not impact any homeowner that lives on their property and rents out a room(s) or an accessory apartment. This proposal only requires that investor-owned properties, used for short-term rentals, be registered with the town.
The reforms needed for aged care will take time to implement. Aged care needs better long-term resourcing, not just one big year of increased funding. While we do need a cash injection upfront to make up lost ground and ensure all providers are achieving the basic minimum standards of care, the long-term plan is the most important.
We should look at the budget to see whether it indicates a thoughtful, transparent approach to planning for a better aged care system. It is more important to consider where and how the funding is allocated, not just how much.
So, do we really want a government to be spending money when it has not even finished thinking through the strategic plan for reform? No matter what happens on budget night, remember, the official government response to the royal commission is due on 31 May â three weeks after the budget is delivered. True change will only occur if the community holds governments accountable.
CC Clarke: The mum-shaming on social media is mind-blowing
By Elisabeth Mahy
Published
image captionCC Clarke said she would get quite upset by the mum-shaming comments she received I ve definitely encountered lots of negativity along the way, which is hard to ignore sometimes, but I feel like it just comes with it.
With a make-up brand and two million followers on Instagram, beauty influencer CC Clarke has built a highly successful business career through social media.
For small businesses, tapping into social media will be your secret weapon , she says.
It is a rapidly growing field. More than £10bn is expected to be spent on influencer marketing next year - double what it was just two years ago.