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Some people / businesses had fax machines too. I know one very small family business that still uses their fax machine.

Some Bunnings staff have phones that they can check where items are, whether other stores have any in stock and can also check if opposition have it ( that might be if you name another business)

Maybe pay the posties permanent part-time and only do 2 deliveries a week (= 4 a fortnight) instead of 2 one week and 3 the other (= 5 a fortnight)

Other cancers can be detected by blood tests too.

A lot of service stations charge high prices for drinks too. I bought a small bottle of lemonade one night when I wasn't feeling well and needed something fizzy to help me "burp". We were travelling and hadn't expected to need it. On the very rare occasion we go to movies or other entertainment...

The ones that might need help is single Mums who choose to go back to work rather than rely on Centrelink and those who choose to study to get an alternative job so they can go to work.

They've got time to change their decisions.

Off street parking?? If there was an emergency situation of any type how many lives would be put at risk. Solar systems on adjoining properties may not work if they get insufficient sun.

I suspect that our water is polluted most of the time. In this case they know the potential cause

Unless the house is heritage listed maybe the buyer will re-develop the site. I wonder what the asking price is

I would think Woolworths would have public liability insurance to cover such incidents. I think home insurance has compulsory public liability charged so surely businesses would be forced to pay it too.

Friends of ours had mail re-direction they had paid for. Australia Post still delivered the parcel (from overseas) and put it on top of their garbage bin in clear vision from the street.

That is a public parking area, on a public street. It is also preventing people from sitting on the garden seat provided for the general public

DUI results in a much higher fine and more demerit points than it used to as well as loss of license.

Australia Post have had to remove their helmets for over 15 years to drop mail off at a local Doctor's Medical Centre. Employees have to go outside to collect their mail.

Some organizations will initually accept volunteers if it is basically a no-profit group. Very occasionally a company will retain them as employees if they are satisfactory

It appears this photo as taken at night and the bikes don't appear to have lights on them or they are not switched on.

There's also a problem with some Kia Carnival passenger doors