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Edward Dickson

‘Does our health care system really care? I’m starting to think not’
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"At this rate we should arrive in Adelaide, South Australia in 2020." Source: Getty Images
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‘There’s a major roadblock in Labor’s electric car policy’

‘There’s a major roadblock in Labor’s electric car policy’

"A policy determining 50 per cent of new cars sold by 2030 will be electric seems to be one that stands out."
Economic science needs as much consideration as physical science in the climate change debate, says Edward. Source: Pixabay
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‘Climate change policy must weigh up costs and benefits’

‘Climate change policy must weigh up costs and benefits’

Economic science needs as much consideration as physical science in the climate change debate, says this writer.
Australia has a federal election in 2019, and Edward says over-60s have power to make positive change. Source: Pixabay
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‘We need to lead the way with our votes at the next federal election’

‘We need to lead the way with our votes at the next federal election’

I have listened, as I do, to the media regarding the up and coming federal election in Australia. I spend...
Should we be worried about the future? Source: Pixabay
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‘I fear for the future of this madly PC world we’ve created’

‘I fear for the future of this madly PC world we’ve created’

"Please accept my apology at the start, but I am worried as to where we will be as a species in the very near future."
Edward had a scan of his lungs to reveal the real cause of his illness.
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‘There was a hidden threat making me feel tired and out of breath’

‘There was a hidden threat making me feel tired and out of breath’

"The sooner you react to a possible problem, the quicker it will go away and the smaller the amount it will cost you."

About Edward Dickson

Edward was born in Bradford, West Yorkshire, England in 1950. He migrated to Australia in 1973. It was a leisurely path; Edward spent six weeks at sea and travelled half way around the world to get to Australia. He disembarked in Adelaide, South Australia and after three months found work as a chemist. He met hsi wonderful wife and was married in 1983. Ten years later, Edward and his wife moved to Queensland and they continue to enjoy a wonderful life in the Sunshine State.