Search results

Perhaps the Greens didn't do so well because they didn't have the backing of multi-national mining companies providing cash incentives

Top level medical insurance, ambulance cover and dyspepsia tablets a must for fans

That's exactly what's happening in my suburb - under a Labor Government. A new train and bus station and a projected population growth of several hundred people living in new houses surrounding the hub. It's going ahead leaps and bounds and there doesn't appear to be any problems with Unions.

While it may be opportune to jump on the bandwagon, and exploit the issue as a political one, it is a social problem the World over, not just in Australia, and it's one that presents a mammoth challenge for governments everywhere. Data presented in 2024 by the United Nations Human Settlements...

Rather than ridicule Trump supporters, they should be pitied for their naivety.

He's too busy attempting to commandeer mineral resources belonging to other countries but, based on his irrational whims and fancies, he might just find Australia's mineral wealth too attractive financially to ignore.

Perhaps I'm wrong, but I don't think the Prime Minister is: * flagrantly exploiting commercial markets to augment his, and his associates, already billionaire status, * confidently stating that he intends to appropriate land belonging to other countries in order to exploit their resources...

Out of respect for the Pope, attendees were asked to wear appropriate attire, including a black tie, at his funeral. Trump showed his regard for the Pope by wearing a blue suit and a light blue tie, which basically says it all about a narcissistic, power-crazy, bully. Not content with...

That was then and it was already screwed up. Under the current U.S. administration, why would anyone who's thinking straight, consider taking the risk to holiday there, let alone going out on a limb to live there.

There's always one isn't there. whose blinkered vision is black and white with nothing in between. The Rule Book is their bible. This particular parent is probably congratulating him/herself for exposing a reckless act that presents a highly dangerous threat to children, parents, and anyone...

The past had a strong sense of community with shared values and acceptance of the idiosyncrasies and eccentricities of the personalities living within an area. Stamp that out in the name of development we have to have, whether we want it or not, and what will the future bring?

that's the very thing the developers say on their way to the bank

It sounds reminiscent of the coastal town I live in, in WA. It was once a community with a unique history and character of its own. The bush, a thousand times further than the eye can see, is being cleared for commercial development, and it's fast becoming just another 'rubber stamp' set of...

People who load their shopping into their cars, and can't be bothered to return the trolley to the trolley bay. Not a single thought about the potential consequences from taking up a parking bay to the trolley gathering momentum and smashing into other cars. Just too lazy and thoughtless.

Suggests they've been living the 'wild west' lifestyle too long, and as a result they've developed serious mental health issues

I find Woolworths generally the most expensive by sometimes quite a sizeable margin, so I buy their specials, and the Coles specials, and then the bulk of my shopping at Aldi Apart from the cost, another aspect of shopping that influences my choice of store is the checkout system. With the...

If everything that arrives in Australia, by way of American exports, is labelled in large fluorescent lettering 'Product of America' and all retail items are labelled and grouped together for easy identification as a U.S. export, Australians would be able to respond to Trump's tariffs as they...