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Why do the experts always call for an administrative risk control for the hazard of collisions? An administrative control has one big flaw, whether the population wish to accept the rule. Also, the governments will be happy because if the speed limit is reduced then they may make more revenue...

Wait until we become a cashless society and all of these, now free / low fee, transactions will become a lot more expensive to help bloat the company's profit margins (this is only my opinion; however I am sure it will come true.)

This should be looked ay in another way. If your vehicle is caught with the driver breaking a rule, camera fine, and you cannot identify the driver then you are responsible. The state government has made this a law. So on one hand you are breaking the law, by having someone else accept the fine...

How can anyone be aware of all the rules and regulations for driving a vehicle? The country, Australia has six states and two territories all with different laws and regulations. Then you add the City, Town and Regional Councils into the mix and who can be aware of which road rules and...

It is a sad thing to happen, but it is all because of the mighty dollar. How long ago did the International Cricket coverage stop being delivered on Free to air tv. How are people going to be able to afford to have a streaming service if they cannot get the internet with speeds fast enough to...

What you are saying is true. But how is it a safety issue? If the car is or is not registered does not mean it is roadworthy. Also, it can be roadworthy and being driven stupidly. Yes, if a vehicle is not registered then there can be financial implications, but again the vehicle can be...

How does an unregistered vehicle pose a safety risk? There may be a risk, if involved in an accident, of not being able to pay for medical treatment of other people involved in the accident (Third Party Personal insurance) or if Tasmania requires a safety inspection prior to reregistration...

What about the risk of using artificial sweeteners being a cancer risk? Yes diabetes is a problem and the number is growing but a large percentage of the population should not have to be penalised, a new tax, to rectify a problem that can be tackled by other measures. Only applying it to drinks...

What about all of the other types of foods that add to the problem, McDonalds, Hungry Jack Kentucky Fried etc. Also when you consume these and other sugar rich foods and just sit around what do you think is going to happen? There are statements about all of the other countries introducing this...