Recent content by Ian Crane-Luff

I remember the good old days when driving outside the towns and cities it was permitted to speed provided you could prove that you and the vehicle and conditions were safe, now it's revenue collection.

The Lords Prayer

Although I use Afterpay it's unlikely I would use it for groceries, however, one could do a month of shopping in one go especially for things such as pet foods, rather than carry heavy cans or bags with each shop one could stock up, as long as you can afford the fortnightly payments

Half the pleasure is crunching the outer shell and the quick rush of flavour.

It's interesting no one has mentioned the fact they are made in China so Coles will not be paying more than a couple of cents for them

With people on the age pension at least 80% of the pension goes to the age home so why shouldn't people on super pay a similar contribution, most already do although the age home is usually of a much standard than government homes

Under a leasing agreement, it guarantees you full and unobstructed use of a premise, if the driveway is unusable or in a dangerous condition it is mandatory the landlord corrects the condition

The reason Coles and Woolworths hold the largest share of the market is due to their providing a service preferred by the buying public if Drakes or IGA provided the same range and convenience maybe more people would shop with them breaking the hold the big two have.

I'm not in the habit of buying toothbrushes and washing machines each week, they are giving little back because the tariffs bring in so little money for government coffers.

Good question