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Heaven help charities, small club raffles and other small payments which require cash! Nobody seems to give them a thought.

Not only Centrelink, but banks and other large organisations perform (or don't) similarly. I waited 45 minutes on the phone to a bank the other day, and gave up! Three minutes was the expected wait time when I was working. Current standards are disgraceful.

This is a time-saver? I don't think so. Can't we stick to traditional mathods we understand?

I'm a blueberry and raspberry lover, have them on my daily breakfast cereal. I find strawberries too bitter, although my wife prefers them.

In SA it is permitted to cross double lines to overtake a cyclist, provided it is safe to do do. The ute driver is completely in the wrong, exhibiting the impatience which causes so many collisions.

Queuing works well in Adelaide.

My GP has told me to sell our two-storey house so I don't have to climb stairs!

This has been escalating steadily, despite supermarket fibs of "down, down". Butter and cheese are among the worst examples. What really gets my goat is price one week doubles the next and drops back again the following week, e.g. Jordans granola can be $4.25, shoot up to $12, next it can be $8...

I would contest that the yellow line is too pale to be enforceable and that it applies to the bitumen roadway only. I notice that many motorists park over yellow lined areas outside our local K-mart car park, but none are ever penalised.

It's all too ridiculously complicated. I recently switched but am not convinced I'm any better off and even having Government concessions transferred is uncertain. All utilities should be controlled by the Government, as they used to be, with no private suppliers allowed into the marketplace...

Even access to the one-and-only quick service checkout at our local Coles has been blocked by a rope barrier so that customers are compelled to walk through the self-serve area to reach it.

There are occasions where reverse angle parking can aid unloading but front to kerb is preferable in most situations. In the UK reverse angle parking was, and I believe still is, illegal. When standard road rules were introduced in Australia in 1999 it was intended that reverse angle parking was...

In our day, if you didn't have the cash you didn't buy it.

In Scotland from this month parking on a footpath - even partially - will incur a GBP100 fine.

Was that Condon or Condom? If I finished in just 5.5 minutes it'd be a miracle! My wife does, but I'm way behind.

When is a bank no longer a bank? To think I used to work for that mob!

I'm a pensioner and don't use delivery services as I don't trust anyone else to choose my groceries.