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The danger is from friable asbestos, not sealed asbestos. Not the same product.

It is absurd to forbid provisional drivers the use of modern navigation aids, a major improvement in safety, forcing them to use thw old system of a paper map open on the passenger seat

In some places those striped spaces are reserved for motorbikes. In other places they mean no parking at all.

Australian meat is supposed to be added hormone free.

Dishwashers typically use less water than handwriting, and can wash at a higher temperature.

We once wanted to donate some furniture to St. Vincent's. The collection van driver sneered at the armchair we wanted to donate, so we withheld the rather valuable antique desk we had also intended to give. One of my sons moved that armchair into his room and used it for the next ten years. I...

Since when are volunteers lazy?

Key Performance Indicators. A measure of someone's job performance.

Depends on the snack.

What's "fake" about European brands?

I have used Booking.com exactly once, and never will again. I was assigned a decrepit room off the carpark, at a hotel with "guaranteed" mountain valley views. Shoddy.

We shouldn't have to maintain the Council's property.

But having a paper map open on the passenger seat where you have to keep looking at it and turning pages is perfectly all right.

Yes. I would delete the message, block the number and flag it as spam. Not a bright idea of the police IT dept.

Re. the app: you probably hadn't changed your phone over to access mobile data while you were out, instead of your home network. On my Samsung S20 the toggle is in the drop down menu of icons at the top of the screen.

Then the charge should be driving while distracted.

@ PattiB Oh, there are plenty of Victorian photos which were retouched to make people more fashionably glamorous.

Yes, and Bunnings have a spray, too.

Far too broad a brush, outlining catch-all advice.

Centrlink asks for a voice print if you phone them up. To avoid it you have to say "Not at this time", which of course gives them a voice print...