Digital edition March 20
Some people are described as hot blooded – but is there much of a temperature variation between individuals, and is your body temperature important? Whimsy columnist CLIVE WILLIAMS has the answers.
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Some people are described as hot blooded – but is there much of a temperature variation between individuals, and is your body temperature important? Whimsy columnist CLIVE WILLIAMS has the answers.
"Aside from nuclear war, it’s hard to imagine a more destructive act from any human being. Yet the world’s leaders have remained silent." ROBERT MACKLIN says Donald Trump's climate call is America’s day of infamy.
"Let us hope that Emerson and Carrick have the doggedness to bring light to places in Canberra where those in power intend the darkness to hide their shortcomings." HUGH SELBY writes in praise of the power of independent politicians.
"It is not just our bodies that are fragile, our hearts are softer than the Wallabies defence in Scotland, only one sad movie away from being that 8-year-old inside, still remembering hurtful things," writes columnist ANTONIO DI DIO.