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only 7 today, I'll keep trying

Worst ever 40%, I got 4 out of 10 answers correct. Blame school holidays and the grandkids for making too much noise. Yeah, school goes back next week.

I agree that this is a sad incident and a family tragedy, but suing the government? The police officer is being dealt with through the courts, and rightly so, but how does anyone put the blame on the government. The officer was trained, accredited through the academy and put into service. The...

9 out of 10, pretty good for me. Egyptians let me down, fair o enough :)

8 out of 10, not bad for a mug

The Centrelink Unemployment Benifit was introduced to help people survive until they got their next job, it was never intended to be lived on. The majority of unemployed people all have mobile phones, drink, smoke, gamble and do without very little. Australia is fast becoming a welfare country...

I feel that lack of SUPERVISION and common sense was the cause of the accident. If you mind children, pets or anything of value, you should also take on the responsibility that goes with it. If the issue was handled correctly perhaps the childs mother may have offered some sort of compensation.

New Member Les Brett, Sydney member

the NDIS needs to means tested, like the pensioners do, so the ones with disabilities through accidents that have received large compensations payments do not receive or have scaled back benefits.