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    Hard to Handle: How Everyday Products Are Failing Older Australians

    Try to get a seal off aa product!. In frustration I stab it with a knife. Pass words are the bain of my life,can;t use the same for everything- because of the criminals, double security poo. And I use my grandson for then difficult times. The old saying . use a 10 year old they can do it.
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    Cheaper solar batteries slash energy bills, spark concern among homeowners

    The grids can't handle the power going in to the system because they didn't forsee the solar "Glut" so soon they will charge you to put power into the grid and not give us a rebate. It sucks! Install a battery system , turn off all standby items (because they are using power), do the washing...
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    Aussies split over delivery driver's move: 'How are these people still in business?'

    I have used Aramex and the courier has been very good. They are a franchise so some might be a little stressed by the amount of parcels to be delivered. Serving the public can be an unthankful job. Leave instructions if you are not at home.
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    Outsmart scammers thanks to this fool-proof trick by NRL footy legend!

    One tried a money laundry skeme , made a mostake and he woukd get the sacck. Hahaha
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    NATURE'S BEST...

    Yep works everytime
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    Crumbling roads catch Aussie advocacy groups' attention: 'People want better'

    China has developed a plastic road base. Recycle plastic. No pot holes no cracking. Trust the Chinese for innovation.
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    'It makes it hard to feed your family healthy food': Families lament over supermarket prices across the country

    Tell me how a 750g of Milo refil pack can go from $9.50 to $11.50. A $2 dollar increase. A 20% increase
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    Major bank threatens account closure over unexplained home cash

    What about criminals breaking into your home because you haave cash stored. Everyone needs CASH for when the power goes off or the banks freeze your account. We had a mob try to use us as a money laundering succker and the bank froze a subsidery account, we had to jump through loops to get...
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    Parkes residents oppose plans for $1.5b waste incinerator over health concerns

    If it is so safe why transport the rubbish hundreds of kilometers? why not build it near Parliment House?
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    Attention travellers: Discover the shocking post-attack duties that await if you ignore this crocodile warning!

    I have been to Cahills crossing over 30 years ago. The kids went fishing, now 30 years later I wouldn't get out of my car in the carpark. Tourists need to view some of the footage on youtube . 30 or more cros waiting for the fish with the incoming tide. Even in Cairns, some of the locals...
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    Are Australia's banking services changing soon? Bank chief reveals monumental changes ahead

    Cash is KING. try paying for anything when there is no power or a bank outage. What do we then use , you guessed it CASH
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    Deb's Dollar Dazzlers: Recession Busters

    I buy the biggest chook i can, 25 or larger. Cut it up , 2 breasts, sliced in half, schnitzel style, 2 tenderloins removed from the breasts and added to 2 drumsticks and 2 wings, thighs boned out = 8 serves plus the bones for soup. The cost of the chook approx. $12 = $1.50 per serve
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    Spot the Danger Before it's Too Late: Can You See the Hidden Risk in This 4WD Road Sign Photo?

    If you get stuck in sand let your tires down to 10psi you then should be able to drive out.
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    Giving away book

    I would love Book but I live FNQ
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