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I did receive such a message, but fortunately I knew I had not used a tollway recently. I do not have an e-tag as I very seldom use tollways... they still targeted me!

agree but that reasoning should also apply to those born "Australian"

10 out of 10 but then I was naturalised and am a Justice of the Peace two things that makes you think and study and more importantly remember ... I suspect that being born in Australia would not automatically be an advantage

as an octogenarian I qualify as an oldie... and hate cash... before 1974 I used cheques as much as possible... never paid interest on any of my credit cards... and I know a lot of people in their 70's wo are quite happy to use cards

same as I do overseas (check for locals eating there), look inside... Chinese the majority, food must not be dumb down to so-called "European taste"

Grateful that the sun shone long enough today for meeting other people in a park at lunch time for 2hours...

The Australian continental shelf includes Papua New Guinea which has 15 volcanoes, ie the country of Australia is not a continent geologically speaking, whatever is hammered into the heads of Australians. Just like Portugal is not a Mediterranean country, being exclusively along the Atlantic...

first make road rules consistent in all states and territories in Australia, that would be a start, you dont have to be from another country to figure out it is a mess just now here when people actually drive from one state to another, or two or three. Next anyone driving in another country...

'You have not read all these books"(on the shelves, in French, German and English), my reply : No only approx. half of them, the other half were read by my husband ;-)

Now why does she has to have a husband, and if she has one why does it have to his money, and may be she was buying at woolies only what she could not find somewhere else. I am always amused by the assumption that what is in your trolley is a reflection of what you eat.

On retirement back in 2005 - created a French social group with a friend, (twice a month) - continued my involvement with my local historical society (unfortunately just folded up) also joined : - U3A teaching French, (weekly), including zoom during covid - a craft group, (weekly) - 3 German...

Hi! from Kingsgrove NSW

Hi! from Kingsgrove NSW....