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Could be good to try. I don’t like their chance of success as people can’t even stick to 50 kph in residential areas as it is. It seems most people are in a big hurry! Modern housing estates have such narrow roads - cars parked either side and not much room for cars to pass safely - still many...

A good idea for everyone. (I’m sure Driving schools will be happy!) What about the opposite end of the driving population - some younger drivers - the ones who are always running late, in a big hurry. These ones have a complete disregard for keeping to the posted speed limits - especially 50...

Fantastic for people who don’t need real emergency care. Always best to be in their home if possible. Helpful for Palliative care and for the elderly who may have some dementia starting - being admitted in long hospital stays often makes the symptoms of confusion worse than if they are treated...

Sounds like it’s due to the risks of scams & fraud according to the article. Don’t know what is so hard about having a couple of essential cards on you. Put the mobile phone in a flip case - they have room for a couple of cards. Protects your phone too.

Yes, too many people looking at their mobile phones whilst driving. In NSW demerit points make your CTP insurance more expensive. “Compulsory Third Party (CTP) legislation varies from state to state, with many including the cost in car registrations. However, in New South Wales, where there is a...

What a nice idea to include a little YouTube video of this singer and the band with a well known song. Hope that will continue whenever one of the famous bands you feature passes away.

That’s a relief!

How strange! Paper plates? They could wash up dishes & dry with a washable tea towel like everyone used to do.

Airlines will need to make the emergency doors absolutely lockable. This is crazy & dangerous behaviour. Imagine if he’d done it in mid flight!

Many new cars already have this. My new Toyota does. Doesn’t worry me! It’s a good idea - there are always those few entitled people who just drive whatever speed they like and tailgate those who adhere to the speed limit. It’s all about keeping roads & all who use them safer.

Yes if you don’t work a day in your life you’ll get free aged care when you need it! Work all your life, save enough to support yourself (likely be ineligible the for aged pension) you’ll also have to fund your aged care.

Entitled behaviour on our roads has unfortunately become commonplace. Safety messages are ignored by many people. Warnings about ‘Casual speeding’ falls on deaf ears. Where I live residential speed limits are 50 KPH. People often tailgate and overtake dangerously when drivers are obeying the...

No problems for me with Australia Post here. (Suburb in Western Sydney). For the last year I’ve had good Parcel delivery from Australia Post - very professional and courteous from the parcel van deliverer and postal motorbike. Their App lets you know when it’s coming and if it has been delivered...

I don’t really see anything wrong with it. Being a one person household & not able to use the bundle of ‘fresh foods - fruit, veg & meat’ offered as a bundle (two items), at Harris Farm I can get them at the same price as everyone else. I get really, really annoyed at Coles & Woolworths who do...

Seems like when anything goes wrong people want to be compensated. This could have also happened to Telstra. Imagine what it must be like in other countries currently experiencing war. The recent outage illustrates just how bad it can be when we are relying on the internet for just about...

It isn’t just Lake Macquarie. Many suburbs have litter problems - ask anyone who does a lot of walking / that’s when you notice the extent of the litter problem. People put unwanted items out the front of their house - Shoes, old prams. People don’t want most of the old stuff - it just sits...

It’s never justified to steal. It’s one of the basic things most of us learn from childhood. I’ve noticed that at my local Woolworths that when I place fruit / veg item on the self serve unit, it seems to recognise what it is by the screen options that appear - there must be some surveillance...

I have even seen a lady with a cat in a pram in Coles. I overheard her telling a lady that it was a companion animal. Probably is - aren't most cats? but do you need to bring your cat to the supermarket? Most cats aren’t keen on the noises & hustle bustle.