Recent content by Trish M

We knew we were I for a treat when we'd see Dad's old Land Rover parked outside school in the afternoon. We lived in Cairns and on those oppressively hot summer afternoons, Dad would surprise us (my two sisters and I) and take us for a swim in the local creek. Nothing tasted sweeter than the...

Not one of the "325,000 of Australia's Wise and Wonderful" then.

This isn't a small thing. I loathe ageist comments. I also get annoyed when people think because you're 'retired' you sit around drinking tea and eating biscuits. Many retirees still contribute to society, whether it's a Board position, volunteering, mentoring, caring for children or care...

Happy birthday Dennis 🎂 🥳 🎉 🎈

Not apologising then blaming her staffer. Shocking behaviour. Entitlement+++

Well said!

That's the place that had Tesla cars on the front lawn and President Trump did a piece to camera encouraging people to buy them. I guess it's Tesla headquarters.

Downloaded the app but prefer email.

Beautiful

Good luck with your check up with your GP. Your article is misleading though as private health premiums are for hospital and extras. GP visits are claimed through Medicare. The last increase in the Medicare levy was 0.5 percent in July 2014. The levy is 2 percent of your taxable income.

Sick puppies!

If I was pregnant and considering baby names, I would not name tbe baby the same name as my sister's dog. She's barking up the wrong tree if she thinks you should rename your dog.

I agree. Back in 1986 the medicare rebate was $18.76. It had increased to around $38 by 2020. That increase certainly didn't take into account the increased costs of medical insurance, rent, wages, technology, electricity, equipment etc. Over the past few years, some positive changes such as...