Guardian Australia readers on ... the royals down under
The people's panel: We asked Australian readers to tell us whether they are delighted, offended or indifferent to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visiting their country
The royals in Australia: a step back for republicanism, or a celebration?
The people's panel
The people's panel: We'd like to publish four takes by our Australian readers. Tell us whether you're looking forward to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's visit, which starts this week
People's panel: More than four in ten women now earn more than their husband or boyfriend – if this includes you or your partner, we would like to hear from you
The people's panel: Following the launch of the national disability scheme in Australia, four readers tell us how the programme will impact on their lives
Parents of children with autism - what does finding a cure mean?
Ruth Spencer
One in 88 children in the US is diagnosed with autism, but as the search for a cure moves forward, some parents remain sensitive about the troubled history of its treatment. We want to hear from you
