An unspoken class war has long been waged around the pronounciation of the letter "h"—is it haitch or aitch? Despite a snobbish leaning to the latter, haitch makes more sense, writes Kate Burridge and Catherine McBride.

An unspoken class war has long been waged around the pronounciation of the letter "h"—is it haitch or aitch? Despite a snobbish leaning to the latter, haitch makes more sense, writes Kate Burridge and Catherine McBride.

An unspoken class war has long been waged around the pronounciation of the letter "h"—is it haitch or aitch? Despite a snobbish leaning to the latter, haitch makes more sense, writes Kate Burridge and Catherine McBride.

Some would have rolled their eyes as Malcolm Turnbull squatted to inspect dry earth on his drought tour this week, but advocates are quietly buoyed that his approach was more about listening and learning, writes Lucy Barbour.

Some would have rolled their eyes as Malcolm Turnbull squatted to inspect dry earth on his drought tour this week, but advocates are quietly buoyed that his approach was more about listening and learning, writes Lucy Barbour.