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Surveys can be time-consuming, but I set myself a goal and/or a time limit, then put my phone down and do something else! I certainly didn’t have much time for surveys when I was still working. But now, I’d rather sacrifice some of my reading time, and save money at the till!

Some cyclists need to watch their speed. A while ago we were interstate in Melbourne, driving unknown streets for about 15 mins, then dropping our grandson at daycare. Traffic was busy, parking was in the middle of the road outside the daycare, parking was limited, vehicles were coming and...

The App is nice and quick to access the latest newsletter, rather than scanning through emails. 10/10 from me!!

Sounds good for my work snacks/lunches. Will give it a go in 2025!

It would put a smile on my dial, winning something for free, a year’s entertainment from SDC!

You should be eligible for the pension if your money is running low. You can have a few hundred thousand cash and get the pension. But this cash will also be added to whatever you have in your Super. Maybe added together puts you over the limit

Thank you - it applies to me, and I was unaware of these two programs

I have Flu injections every year, I’m now just recovering from Influenza A. I’m mid-60s, thus is the first time I’ve ever had flu in my life.

Looks so tasty!

Australia as a whole has many drinkers in public spaces. Park areas are commonly utilised for picnics, BBQs etc for gatherings/celebrations. So maybe the Feds need to step in and say “no State or Territory” will allow public drinking. Then it’s the same wherever you live in Oz.

Not possible with apartment living

Alcohol to me is “not such a big deal”, but there is a lifestyle choice made by many many Australians where they have BBQs and picnics, and are at liberty to have a drink at the same time. NT banned this previously for everyone, the only ones I ever saw disregarding it were indigenous, and the...

I don’t agree. How can my hubby and I having a beer and a picnic for lunch during the week in a deserted Darwin park be adding to “huge problems associated to alcohol”? And parks are deserted around lunch times. Where else in other Australia states is it impossible to have a picnic with a beer...

I lived in Darwin for 20 years, and have recently relocated interstate. Interesting that you mentioned “those caught sipping on a drink in certain areas” and “nuisance public drinking rules”. I contacted the authorities once, explaining that I was semi-retired and wished to have picnic lunches...