Today, readers comment on human harassment, mortgages, Fringe road closures and it’s just not cricket.

Commenting on the story: Hi-tech help for Granite Island’s little penguins
For goodness sake – you don’t need to be a Rhodes Scholar to come up with a solution.
Firstly, ban all tourists on the island from dusk to dawn. Put up a decent gate to stop people and wild animals going across during those times. Secondly, when numbers have increased, only tourists accompanied by a parks ranger be allowed to observe them with the proper care. – Barrie Turner
Close the causeway at night. – Robert Warn
Commenting on the story: Reprieve for mortgage holders as interest rate unchanged
It’s not a reprieve if your bank has put your mortgage up for the 13th month in a row, even in the two months the RBA didn’t increase the interest rate. – Allison Speck
Commenting on the story: Big new Fringe venues in East End road closure call
Closure of Rundle Road during Fringe would inconvenience the vehicles using Rundle Road, but that can probably be overcome without too much of an issue.
The Council’s revenue loss would likely be small compared to the increased revenue received during Fringe from all manner of sources. However, the loss of the car parks for six weeks – when parking is enough of a challenge due to increased visitor numbers and other road closures – is probably a cause to seriously weigh up the benefits against the disbenefits. – Tony Dawkins
Commenting on the story: UK PM joins Australia pile-on over Ashes Test stumping
It’s officially a Gilbert and Sullivan high farce now. A British PM lecturing Australians on the spirit of the game and the rules. The lack of self insight is stunning. – Tony Wyld
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