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    Major Aussie bank cuts 1,500 jobs, pushes cashless future

    We ARE together, in so many ways. Only trouble is that the ones who are supposed to listen to us simply don't or don't want to while they're building up their own little(?) nest eggs. I would dearly love to know just how much our politicians (of all three levels) cost us yearly. Then add in the...
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    Major Aussie bank cuts 1,500 jobs, pushes cashless future

    " ... has shown the banks that people preferred online banking"? I would think that the people preferred to stay out of harm's way and used online banking as the best option for staying a bit safer.
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    Research reveals baby boomers, retirees invest in cryptocurrency

    Wouldn't touch it with a 40-foot bit of timber of Middle European descent. Too many "investors" have been burnt.
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    Major Aussie bank cuts 1,500 jobs, pushes cashless future

    WHAT'S WRONG WIYH OUR BLOODY POLITICIANS? Why can't it be brought into law that businesses MUST use cash, with plastic as an option? They're quick to legislate on things when it suits them, but apparently those who elect them are wiped like a dirty bum. Can' t they hear the rumblings from the...
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    Coles shoppers rush to grab $3 limited-edition bag before shelves empty

    Love the open-mouthed wonder she displayed at her purchase!
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    Coles shoppers rush to grab $3 limited-edition bag before shelves empty

    Got a sneaking suspish that most "influencers" would ...
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    Coles shoppers rush to grab $3 limited-edition bag before shelves empty

    OMG, as they say in the classics ... what next -- buy 30 items and we'll give you a "collectable" Miffy key-ring, worth zillions in future years?
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    This Coles shopper’s secret saves her over $1,000 every year—could it work for you?

    She might "save over $1000 every year", but how long does she spend at the counter while the checkout chick looks at every eligible item to see if its use-by date is past? Or is this something new where the computer automatically tells her that these items should be discounted, informs the...
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    Major Aussie bank cuts 1,500 jobs, pushes cashless future

    Wonder how many supervisors, higher-level employees and executives got the chop?
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    ‘Corrupt, incompetent and treasonous’: Bruce Springsteen’s fierce warning on stage

    He sounds off because it keeps his name (as if it needed to be) front and centre in the minds of the stoobidhead dumbshits who elected him. It's very cheap publicity because he well knows that the media mob will fawn on his every word and action, no matter how bizarre. And he absolutely loves...
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    Outage Anxiety: Centrelink Crash Leaves Older Aussies in Limbo

    Realistically, how can we "protect ourselves" from something we have no control over? Will a retailer let us buy something on a promise that we will pay them when the broken system struggles back up? Will Etihad let us jump on an Airbus (first class) and wend our way to somewhere overseas...
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    Aussie council rules threaten hefty fines, new confiscation rules

    Exactly. But that has to be placed in the "too hard" basket as far as our well-paid elected leaders and councillors are concerned. Like most Labor thought bubbles go, throw some money at the problem and let future generations deal with it.
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    'Fire the bloke': Baseball fans stunned after witnessing gross incident mid-game

    That's world-shaking news as far as Strayans are concerned, innit? It belongs on the teevee "news" shows, along with the action being pixellated out in case it offends anyone. But they make sure you will be offended, if you werem't the first time, by repeating it three or four times ...
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    Aussie council rules threaten hefty fines, new confiscation rules

    You could always appeal to the councillors' better, more caring nature ... Yair, right.
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    Outage Anxiety: Centrelink Crash Leaves Older Aussies in Limbo

    Ah, yesssssss ... 'member the oft-repeated mantra, when computers started to rear their ugly heads, that these electronic marvels were going to make our lives much easier, more spare time was going to be available for other pursuits, business and banking transactions were going to be made much...
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    Coles shopper confronts stranger over shocking aisle incident

    Look up the wonderfulworldwideweb for the song, by Pink Floyd. You're right, we were taught the rules, but they were overtaken by the "It doesn't matter how little Johnny writes, the fact that he can write at all is the important thing" system of education. It came back to bite us on the bum...
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    Coles shopper confronts stranger over shocking aisle incident

    She'd probably claim complete innocence under the "sovereignty" rules.
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    Coles shopper confronts stranger over shocking aisle incident

    You've never heard the song "We don't need no education"? That's what that refers to, but spelling standarfds these days are woeful and getting worse. Could you see the blue in the TikTok heading? No?
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    Secret speed camera feature catches drivers faces $1800 fine

    Of course I understand that. I can also understand that the government rakes in quite a bit of money from people who don't follow the speed limit signs through ignorance, momentary inattention, misunderstanding or simple "just don't give a damn" tendencies. If they're guilty. let them pay the...
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