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Several subscribers have had problems with the feedback and comments functions on this site again lately. This is driving us crazy too. Timing out may be part of your problem – which it shouldn’t be. The webmaster is not on staff unfortunately but he’s been alerted and will fix a.s.a.p. There will be a preview feature added also. Please keep telling us – we can’t know if you don’t.

In response to the ANOP survey John MacKean wrote on 10 June:

Together with the Healthcare Reform Alliance, New Matilda is much the most important national forum for reform of our health system. This task is the single most serious domestic issue facing Australia, because the problems are concatenating at a frightening rate. New Matilda is also becoming the most authoritative voice of progressive politics in Australia. Notwithstanding its ALP traditions, New Matilda can aggregate constructive philosophical positions which owe as much to reality as to morality and equity. NM subscribers have a responsibility to spread awareness of its output throughout their own networks because there is as yet no other developing force with the same intellectual potential.

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And we received this from John Wilson on 16 June:

Matilda is what happens when you get a bunch of bureaucrats and no-hopper academics to write news. For Gawd’s sakes, leave the job to journalist, the professionals: not cheaper-than-chips hacks dragged out of an alley dustbin.

Get some stories, not theories and bullshit!

Chris Gilbert’s article in last week’s issue also promted this comment from Brian Phillips:

I notice that Chris Gilbert has another article in New Matilda on evangelicals in the US and a return to a more rigorous theology and awareness of responsibility for the ‘welfare of the city’. It is very encouraging to see this kind of journalism [ie on religious matters – with some depth]in New Matilda.

Launched in 2004, New Matilda is one of Australia's oldest online independent publications. It's focus is on investigative journalism and analysis, with occasional smart arsery thrown in for reasons of sanity. New Matilda is owned and edited by Walkley Award and Human Rights Award winning journalist Chris Graham.

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