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I drive both an ICE vehicle and a fully electric vehicle and I reckon the fine should be a minimum of $5,000 to teach these ICEholes a lesson. They will only do it once.

A simple remedy is to mix one part Borax (from the supermarket) and 3 parts icing sugar, stir them well and put some on an old plastic lid from a takeaway Chinese food container. Mark the lid with a felt pen stating what is on it. Put it near the ants, they will be attracted to it and carry the...

Nobody has the right to dictate what an adult person should or should not wear.

Good on the manager. Our laws seem to have altered to be in favour of the criminal these days. Penalties for crimes such as shoplifting need to be much stronger than they are now and should be properly enforced.

I was given a damaged $10 note in change by a barman at a club. 40 minutes later the same barman refused to accept it because it was damaged. I put the note in a poker machine in the same club and it was accepted, I hit collect, and cashed in my $10 ticket from the machine for a good note.

I drive a vehicle that qualifies for the special Woolies parking spots but I would be reluctant to use them out of fear of my car being vandalised by irate shoppers.

That looks fantastic!

Washing up is *ALWAYS* rinsed under a flowing tap in my house.

The bloke is a nong.

People are more than welcome to wear their shoes inside my house. I replaced all of the carpets with laminate because we have five cats, so a bit of dirt from shoes is fine. We sweep the floor every couple of days and mop with a disinfectant weekly.

I am totally with the customer on this one. The manager should be fired.

I just chuck my sneakers into the washing machine. Works wonders.

Several times when faced with long checkout queues or forced to use self-checkouts, I have simply walked out, leaving my trolley full of goods behind and visited a less crowded supermarket in the same shopping centre instead. Woolworths would have had to throw out some of the goods in my...

Steamer A cool, misty and rather damp morning at Sydney's Central Station early this month saw restored NSW steam locomotive 3801 on display as part of a Transport Heritage weekend.