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Never heard of them, and have lived in 3 different states and not come across them.

I have been taking Pariet for over 20 years. It was only 1 tablet a day but now 20mg twice a day owing to intramucosal cancer of the oesophagus that was removed 4yrs ago. My Dr checks my liver and kidney function every 6 mths and every thing is fine. Diet has nothing to do with my gastric...

Or ANY of the politicians still alive.

No read the article it states he supported the decision made by the council, to leave the name alone.

That's what we are doing, pandering to the minority all the time.

Well said.

W had a street that ran off ours called Gayline Drive. It was named after the Gayline drive in that was originally there and also the daughter of the owners of the land who subdivided into a large estate. Some woke person took exception to the name and wanted it changed but luckily we all...

I read an article on the chemicals and minerals used to make batteries for ev's, and in the making of solar panels and wind turbines. The pollution from the manufacturing is scary. There is no recycling of these when they are redundant, they just break down into the soil, more pollution.

It's the lack of govt tariff on these yank tanks that make them appealing to buyers. If they had the correct tariff/duty put on them most would not be able to afford them.

Not many seem to do that.

Ddefinitely a test, also lessons in how to load their vans correctly. We see vans attached to cars and the van is sitting at ridiculous angles putting the car and its steering in jeopardy.

So long as it's just his foot.

I wonder what the use by date is.

True it did originate in Scotland but the Americans have taken the whole thing to extremes. Why would anyone want to celebrate dead people coming back to life, bloody fairy stories.

No that's different, walk out to the bin with the wrappers instead.

People buying on main roads should realise where they have bought, do your homework before you buy. Buying in a quiet street should be left as a quiet street. I visited a friend in a quiet street and tried to leave at 2.45p.m. A school was around the corner. An arrogant mother was parked across...

Yes, I agree, and it can void your insurance, if the car is unlocked.

I know a chap who has a speech impediment. He gets the NDIS with a carer to take him everywhere he wishes from movies and lunch to golf etc. On weekends and holidays this chap catches buses on his own to go places, why does he need NDIS or a carer.

Where I live there is no transport, public or private, apart from a workers bus early morning and late evening into and out of Wagga. There is a community car but it is $33 return so I will be keeping my car for as long as I possibly can.