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That's an "ordeal"? A bit over the top with that description. But, then, so is a lot of the SDC terminology in their tabloid-type revelations ... Remember the world shaker when SDC ran the story on how to pour long-life milk out of the cardboard containers?

Claudia baby looks like her flabber was gasted when she discovered that the shelf could move. "Like, wow, man! Could this be happening to me? Who'd have thunk it?" She must have been coached, surely? Nobody could look that dumb unless she was looking for an Oscar.

He recorded the phone conversation. Is that legal if you don't tell the other party that you are recording? And why did he specifically have to "invest" $50,000? Couldn't a smaller amount do the same job? Was he instructed to "invest" that amount only? Sounds a bit like he was directed to a...

Where did you get that info from?

$806 dollar fine? Now dat's good English ...

I certainly hope the dog wore a condom ... otherwise, the unintended consequence could have been a litter of sick puppies. I presume there was somebody standing by with a bucket of water to chuck over them?

But as a wise person once said, no matter who you vote for, a politician still gets elected.

Simples, like the meerkat says. Bring back first-past-the-post voting ASAP. Contact your member and ask him/her, or, as I prefer to use in these woke days, h/sh/it, what the stance is on this subject. No thoughts? Can't do it? Too hard? Well, mate, you've lost me, as has your party for my vote...

First, softly, softly, catchee monkey.. That's if you can find the tree where monkey lives.

Never, never! No such thing as plundering the public purse to raise money for their well-paid superannuation ...

If I do the right thing, it won't affect anybody. What about those druvers who just don't give a stuff? Does the amount of money in unpaid fines indicate that there could be a fair proportion of drivers who just don't care? And if, by some chance, they do get caught breaking the law for the...

So, he put a false address in ... did he accept the new offer at that price with AAMI? How long do you reckon it would take AAMI to jump on him from a great height if he ever made a claim using that address?

A piddling $151 million in unpaid fines? A projected $912 million to be raised in the upcoming year? Why worry about the first lot when they can simply up the fines whenever they like? Just like the beer tax, every six months regardless ...

And, of course, there are ongoing "cleaning up" of the miles and miles of fishing nets discarded by the illegal net liners off our coasts, aren't there?

Totally bloody unnecessary and costly. Why can't people just wander into their "old name" liquor shops to get their grog as usual?

Don't worry about it, there'll still be the posers and social wanna-bes who'll buy it. All it needs is for some "influencer" to spruik it and sales will go up dramatically.

Stuff 'em. After decades of telling people that drugs are deadly, how much longer will it be before the message gets through? Yes, the gene pool is definitely getting shallower, letting the bottom feeders prolifrerate as they never have before. And society is expected to look after them?

"Improving access" and "removing clutter" -- just a twee way of finally admitting they made a serious mistake by making it easier for the five-fingered discount shoppers to operate? And it might curb the practices used by the cheaters at the self-service checkouts?

The one thing I'll ALWAYS remember him for is one day, on one of his tours somewhere, he was interviewing an opal miner on his claim. "How far do you have to dig before you find an opal?" he blurted. "But don't worry about it, he's only a journalist", as they used to say in a newspaper I worked...

Look it up on the wonderful worldwide web and you can land one for $102, and that's 50% off! And it's rechargeable, too, so you don't have to worry about batteries. Cheap at half the price. "Children leaving home" has to be a great reason for having one handy, as well ...