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I remember when my doctor's clinic was doing the covid vaccines we used a different door, where we had to use the bell to be let in, to save crowding the general reception area. It had to be stopped because  unmasked anti-vaccers were accosting people at that door waiting to be let in, which...

My doctor's clinic has everyone wear masks whenever there's an upturn on any virus and reception hands them out to people who attend without one. Some get annoyed by that but still put them on.

Same here, never leave home without a mask on

Oh, yes, I married one. He was a liar, a thief and an alcoholic, would even lie when asked what time it was, also a womaniser; told o e woman hewas unmarried but had a daughter by a woman who allowed him to visit her, this was after I kicked him out and started divorce proceedings. He then told...

Yes, I agree it is misleading and happens too often as in " beloved somebody dies etc..." then it's someone I've never heard of or no real interest in. It wastes time for us and time is precious.

I have funeral insurance, costs $43+ per fortnight, have had it for some years because it's no fun for our children to pay for our funerals while they are grieving and wondering who pays for what, as well as travelling across Australia. My eldest daughter has agreed to turn off any life-saving...

I had one rotter pose as a neice in UK, supposedly telling me about this great oportunity to be gifted almost a million pounds. First clue was when after I responed to how the "How are you?" and then asked how she was. The response was straight to this scheme that she had jojned and got the...

Time spent in the shade?

I think it should be; 1% of all articles written by them is true.

To make money by lying your face off about a family, and a country, that opened their arms to you but spitting the dummy because you did not jump the queue to become replace the queen and those who worked for years without complaint to be the queen bee was disgusting to watch. That Harry would...

In UK when one spouse reached age pension age they still received it if the other spouse was working, which can happen quite often with age differences in married couples. It really surprised me when I came here and saw a pension was not granted if the other spouse was still working. It really...

Yes, you do. The part pension I get from UK is usually about $240 a month; Centrelink has known about it since it was $400 a month until the dollar here was floated then it fell fast and my AU pension crept up until I was eligible for the full pension. That $200 a fortnight won't affect your...

You can earn the amount from any source, not working only, so investments or part pension from birth country if you had worked long enough there to get a part pension. I get some from UK but it never goes up and isn't enough to affect my pension. Also it fluctuates because of the floating AU...

When I was two or so I contracted TB of the lungs though we didn't know at the time. When the schools did xrays and and the skin tests on all fourteen year-olds it was discovered that I had a calcified spot and scarring on one lung-my mother was totally shocked but it explained the two year...

So, we get $75 per quarter relief on energy, would that exxplain why my gas bill went up $73+ this month even though I used less but they say I used more? Gas is only used for hot water, I turned off the heating when I got a $440 bill for 2 months because I was told I needed the heating on...

I have never been on NBN, when Telstra went private I switched to Amaysim and now have phone and internet, which includes TV streaming for $75 per month. On your birthday with them they add some GBs to your account they are very friendly and willing to help with any internet related problems.

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