《悉尼晨报》第8栏近日刊登了一组读者来信，向即将退休的漫画家凯西·威尔科克斯表达敬意。1哈灵顿的乔伊·库克西在来信中写道："真正的漫画家的作品传达千言万语，这是任何人工艺术都永远无法实现的。"1戴维斯镇的吉姆·迪瓦则用诗歌的形式向威尔科克斯致敬。1
除了对这位艺术家创意和人文价值的赞颂外，读者们还利用栏目版面分享了各自的生活趣事。东赖德的林·兰特里回忆起中世纪60年代在皇家复活节展上观看比吉斯乐队的演出经历，1北桥的罗恩·贝斯达斯基则讲述了自己在70年代于城市酒吧参加民谣音乐会的往事。1格伦黑文的塞波·兰基也在来信中提及，他的孙子在塔姆博里山萤火虫景点遇见了一位自称曾在报社工作的志愿者。1
The Sydney Morning Herald's Column 8 has published a collection of reader tributes marking cartoonist Cathy Wilcox's retirement, with correspondents praising her artistic contributions and sharing personal anecdotes.1
Readers emphasized the irreplaceable value of Wilcox's work, with Joy Cooksey from Harrington noting that "a real cartoonist's picture paints the thousand words no artificial artist will ever achieve."1 Jim Dewar from Davis Town honored Wilcox through verse.1 The column also featured various personal recollections from readers across Sydney, including encounters with notable figures and memories spanning decades of local life.1
Among the submissions were accounts of seeing the Bee Gees perform at the Royal Easter Show in the mid-1960s, attending folk music concerts in city pubs during the 1970s, and a recent encounter at Tamborine Mountain's firefly attraction involving a volunteer who claimed to have worked at the newspaper.1
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