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I rather like "Gingerbread 57 varieties". That should please BJ, oops I mean Barnaby. He likes a bit of variety.

Functional not fancy?

Is sarcasm the same in print?

Don't want to pay $15 for it? Walk on bye. No different to 'scrolling past' anything you don't like on social media.

Well it did p* ss off Barnaby Joyce, so I'm calling that a win as he offends so many.

How, on this little green earth, is a parent or grandparent, supposed to have enough hands to use a smart phone whilst controlling children and handling the items they wish to 'price check'?

I hope it sent them a compo bill!

Australia, where the animals are as unique as the people 🤣🤣🤣

This Granny is (perhaps unfortunately) the risquè joke teller.

In our area we often see "fox baiting" signs, warning people to keep their dogs away. This bloke should be given an award, not harassed by online warriors. Surely a quick death to the bloody foxes is better than it being poisoned. Sounds to me like he's working ethically, even after death. Hats...

Since the minimum wage in Australia is more than 3 times that of the US, I fail to see why tipping is being introduced at all. Surely the staff wages are taken into consideration when the meals/product is being made/produced? Tipping should be entirely up to the customer.

I have seen blue trees and was able to make a reasonable assumption on what they symbolised. However, in the past I have also seen dead trees painted yellow and could never find out why. Does anyone know? Or was that a previous generation's practical joke?

I won't miss anything about any of the Mosaic brand closures. They made their money by exploiting 'sweat-shop' labour, some of it forced.

Safest way to avoid the fine is to leave the phone inside the handbag and put the handbag completely separate from your body.

I wonder what impact the changes would have on 'grey nomads' who might want to withdraw to fund their travels.

Why would anyone in Australia need to drive an ultra high powered vehicle, when the maximum speed anywhere in Australia is 110 km an hour?

Isn't this a bit insensitive, especially with the timing. Clare's police killer was only found guilty in the past fortnight.

Or less, the older you get, the faster they come around.

Australia is usually behind the majority of developed nations when it comes to banning dangerous products. Eventually we do conform, but not until people overseas form class action cases to get something done. There's also no need for personal nastiness.

Not nice and not necessary!