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Half the problem is the magistrates who let the offenders out on bail or give them suspended sentences. The other problem is that the offenders are not white, so everyone pussyfoots around them. The non whites are only 15% of the population but more than 60% of the jail population. To me that...

The minerals mined to make solar panels, blades etc. are toxic. We are not told this, some of them never break down properly when obsolete.

Can you get half of her super, or has she just sponged off you and not worked. I don't think the system is fair for you blokes.

Mostly the under 50's are the fat ones. It was said by some medical person that the younger generation will not outlive their parents. I am amazed/disgusted/puzzled by the number of very overweight children when there is so much sport available for them.

Common sense is not very common anymore.

It makes you wonder what some Sydney suburbs will be like in 30-40 years. We built in NarellanVale 35yrs ago and had to have a mine subsidence cert. before we could build. When we left 20 yrs ago our home was showing signs of cracks in brickwork that shouldn't have happened. What is really under...

Who wears high waisted knickers, those are ugly. Boy leg knickers means the leg elastic does not cut into your groin, much more comfortable sitting on your hips, and in bright colours. Have a look at Tradie lady knickers.

Then you put the piece of paper down and can't find it.

Those were the days.

Yhid article was in only a week or so ago. My answer is stillthe same. Keep windows open a bit and there will be no condensation. No home is healthy if it is locked up tight.

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The 8th item in the news and finance listing, which is just under the Good morning "littleboy8" greeting when you first open the newsletter.

Yes, I agree, and the stupid headlines "100's mourn the closure of a popular restaurant" . Mourning a restaurant closing is a bit dramatic.

What's wrong with leaving the windows open. I look around my local area and people's windows are never open, and this is in the country where the fresh air is supposedly fresher. When I lived in Sydney we always had the bedroom windows open so the air could circulate. People thought we were...

Nothing like the minis we wore in the 60's. Ours were a lot shorter.

These days even our modern cars are sending info back to the dealers and/or manufacturers of our driving habits. Things like speeding, our steering actions, whether we rev the engine hard etc, they are all monitored by the computer in your car. So privacy is really out the window in day to day...

I would too, but Sydney is 5hrs away and Melbourne is 4.5 hrs. Travel all adds to the cost + overnight accommodation.