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    You won't believe what this customer uncovered regarding Coles ‘specials’!

    This is what happens when the majors buy out all of the competition and end up having a monopoly. Because there is little choice the huge supermarkets have all the control. I remember as a kid there were so many different supermarkets all competing against each other, only to be bought out by...
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    Dog owner sounds alarm over popular Kmart toy’s ‘toxic’ ingredient

    Agree that the Kong Knot toys are the best. Our little Pomeranian, Albie, favours and loves these toys over the others that he has and loves chewing them and playing with them. There are such a variety of different ones and they come in a variety of sizes. Other types we found do not cater for...
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    No leftovers allowed!

    We had that rule in our home, you do not leave the table until all is finished and you have asked to leave the table once every one else had finished and knives and forks placed together. It was a time for the family to sit and talk which we did. My mother used to tell us how lucky we were that...
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    Outrage ensues as delivery driver's 'lazy' attempt to deliver parcel is caught on camera

    Sign of the times. No care for service just about self not others. It starts from the top - just about money and meeting targets, forget about people (especially in people businesses). There is such a loss of connection nowadays with management, the workers and customers. We all need to work...
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    Joke Works both ways

    So true!
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    TV Week

    My dad would bring this home each Monday that he would collect with the afternoon newspaper, so Monday nights was reading TV Week cover to cover and doing the crossword. The picture with the edition on it I remember reading. I continued to do this in my adult life until about 10 years ago I was...
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    Australia’s first credit card

    I was 16 when I got my bankcard. I had a part time job, still at school and had a $100 limit. It was great to use to make purchases. I have never spent more than I could afford and to this day have never been charged interest. My parents believed that having this would teach me some...
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    This video reveals the correct way to use a tape measure: Have you been using it wrong all this time?

    I am 63 and always bent the tape measure. I will be doing it this way as in the video from now on. You never stop learning something new. Thank you for the article.
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    You could be sitting on a fortune with this old CorningWare that's now worth $50k!

    I have mine from when I left home and also have my mum's. We use these all the time, and they are so convenient in so many ways. Some of the ones we have look the same as in the pics - but no interested in value $, we value them because we use them and have most of our adult life. They should...
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    Female vs male

    Clever, thanks for the laugh.
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    Soap saver

    My grandmother always had one of these in the kitchen and laundry (in the concrete tubs) with the sunlight soap. She said it was the "magic cleaner".
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    Why is this hardworking grandmother's story sparking outrage among Australians?

    Good on her - live your life happily doing what you want to. Age is no barrier. (except for the aches and pains). Good example of work ethic, something some young people could learn from.
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    Seniors are downsizing to granny flats to help their children have a home

    Again lack of planning, forethought and action by governments floating by on times of prosperity and ignoring future proofing have led us to this issue. We built our home with thought of seeing us through until we no longer can remain there. Our considerations meant thinking of the future of...
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    Dairy crisis imminent as drivers and factory workers plan to strike at 14 sites

    Another example of huge companies out for huge profits without thinking about workers being paid a fair and reasonable wage and having a quality product. This is so called progress.
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    Aussies’ uproar over Iced VoVo biscuits: ‘Boy was I disappointed’

    Once family run companies are sold off to be multi-national profit based companies the heart and sole of providing quality for their customer base disappears. Arnotts are just another example. I have not had Arnotts biscuits for some years and bought some the other day, had a bite and the rest...
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    Flower Pot Men

    My god - I saw this and immediately started to sing the theme song. I had forgotten about this but all memories have come back watching this as a child.
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    Two minors charged over Woolworths store blaze

    What is happening with the youth today? The brazen attacks, the lack of respect for others and for property. It is becoming a scary world.
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    Did your electricity bill hike up, too? 75 per cent of Australians are experiencing the same

    We installed Solar Panels a few years ago with a great feed back return. There are only two of us but our home is large and we run ducted air all year around and use a drier. Once we installed solar we noticed that our bills for the last few years have been zero or we get money back in credit...
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    love gymea lillies

    Love Gymea Lillies. We have four but they have never flowered. They have been in our garden for over fifteen years.
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