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I can't see any mention of a passenger apart from a 3 year old. I think cars should have a "speed" governor on them the same as trucks do. If you buy a 2nd hand vehicle check that it hasn't been tampered with at all.

There has been a vaccination available for a few years. It is not nearly as common as it was in the 1950s. It tends to go through households as you have it for a few days before it becomes obvious. I think might be one of the diseases that can affect your eyes.

That is better than a "kick in the teeth".

I guess that is only for pensioners. What about those who will miss out because super balance is too high or home is worth too much?

I wonder if samples of milk can be tested

Aldi's products are made by a major company is Coles, Woolworths, Costco(Kirkland brand), IGA, Foodland One name Aldi uses for its products is Brookvale

Somebody must be desperate to pay that much for that house unless the interior has been renovated and just the exterior needs to be stripped and re-painted or removed and re-built

By the number of cars parked in the street I guess you might not be able to park in front of your property either.

One Credit Union if you can't understand something and go into a branch to have it explained to you a fee is charged. That applies to Seniors too.

Ours was clamped to the twin concrete tubs. The washing was lifted out of the gas copper with a special "stick" designed for that, rinsed in a trough of cold water, through the wringer into the rinse water, then through the wringer again. You had to catch it so it didn't go in the water again.

SA has already closed its Coal fired power stations. I'm hoping the site can be used to create wind power. To my knowledge there is not many residences near it although the town has spread across a larger area.

I like the mug. You could put lollies or other goodies in it. Good for somebody who "has everything".

Queensland already has a lot of theme parks on the Gold Cost that tourists from interstate and overseas go to.

Also in some cases the fruit is"dry" not much juice in them at all. people don't want "tasteless juice.

Orange trees are dying in some areas because they are not allowed enough water to keep them alive. Also the cost of production, transport etc is more than what the orchardists are being paid. The same problem occurred with the price of apples many years ago too. I know one family in the Adelaide...

I wonder if it will be re-opened if there is a disaster such as bushfires in the areas. There was a large sanctuary / hospital filled to over-flowing during a bushfire on Kangaroo Island a few years ago. I believe the same thing has happened in other states

I am not too concerned about the cameras. They are used for the safety of patients and staff. Some people who commit the crime are mental health patients. If the Police take a mental health patient to the Emergency Dept at a hospital they are given immediate priority. There is not enough...

I suspect they were only doing regional flights at below cost. Re-fueling in country areas is a lot more expensive that city airports. It has to be transported to those locations - some are remote, outback etc. The fuel is avgas which is very expensive to produce. Because of shortages a few...

ATM machines can be shut down by a power failure too. Then they won't operate until staff re-activate the system. I found out because I wanted to withdraw funds to buy something special from a warehouse on a Saturday. It was before Cards were commonly used in shops

Banks are not permitted to make any release of funds until Govt. Probate is granted. That can take several weeks. In SA the department that accepts Probate applications is only open for a short time each day. Some days there is literally a queue and they still close at a certain time regardless...