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If manufacturers can't set a price point, then how is it that both supermarkets happen to cone up with exactly the same shelf price. The same for their own brand products, always the same price. Funny that.🤨

Geez that's a long winded story. Guess you didn't submit to the demands.

If you want to invest in cryptocurrency then do it on your own, not on anyone's recommendation. And make sure you actually understand it.

Man if you fall for that one, there's no hope.

If banks are supposed to check their customers are on the best low fee account for them, then electricity companies should also advise their customers of the best tariff etc to be on. Particularly if you get solar installed.

So? The story is about children and how we need to keep an eye on their usage. Like it or not this stuff is here to stay. We will not and cannot go back to ink wells etc. just to please us oldies.

How can it comply? Surely they are able to tell it is not a legitimate address. Meta needs to do more to filter out these scum.

They're talking to friends mostly.

And the crossword goes AWOL sometimes too. Also the bingo. Guess it's for people who pay because I get 2 or 3 numbers, then poof, suddenly someone has won it.

But also yours

Might just have to make an exception on this occasion. Once you buy the Sim it just renews, no need to go in there .

Nephew used to work at a Telstra store and he's a helpful guy. Hopefully Glenys R can find someone like that too.

I'm less than a km from tower At Coles and Woolies they sell Sim cards. You buy the 1 year one. Put it in your phone and set it up. Done for 12 months. Keep an eye on when they have specials. It's just a prepaid plan, but cheaper and you don't have to top up every month. Decide if you're better...

Maybe go into a store. You still have to wait, but they might be easier to understand and get it sorted for you. Might have to take a death certificate though. I've never heard of email on a phone plan.

This move reflects ongoing adjustments in the industry as providers navigate evolving consumer needs and economic realities. This really means - we're jacking up the prices because people have to have the service and we need to look like we're investing in a better network. I don't need more...

Until the infrastructure is fully expanded it's not a good option for an EV. Too few stations carrying all the plug ins. Hybrid is still a better choice if you want to get away from a full fuel vehicle. You know when something is a shit idea coz the govt is throwing money at it.

All they need to do is inform Centrelink about any income received from work, and they'll take care of the rest. That's a laugh. Leaving them to look after it. Another stuff up waiting to happen.

I don't get your maths. 11,000 cases in 6 months vs 2447 in previous 12 months. Even if there were no more cases, that's still over 4 times as many cases to date. It's a very dangerous disease for babies, so that's the alarm.

I don't get your maths. 11,000 cases in 6 months vs 2447 in previous 12 months. Even if there were no more cases, that's still over 4 times as many cases to date.

So true. The LNP could have done this when in office. It's not a new situation, just that the media is making mileage out of it now. Controversial, but I think nuclear is not a bad idea. It's just that no one wants it in their backyard.