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    Car park photo sparks heated debate over little-known road rule: 'They look dangerous'

    Imagine him trying to reverse in. Cars on one side will be scraped down the side.
  2. M

    Car park photo sparks heated debate over little-known road rule: 'They look dangerous'

    So much easier to drive in, and not holding up traffic.
  3. M

    Car park photo sparks heated debate over little-known road rule: 'They look dangerous'

    Many country town in Victoria don't allow reverse parking, as the fumes go into the shops. The painted lines on the road indicate this as well.
  4. M

    Car park photo sparks heated debate over little-known road rule: 'They look dangerous'

    It would be far easier to stop drivers reverse parking. Up until a couple of years ago in Victoria, it was unheard of. Now more and more seem to be doing it.
  5. M

    ‘Dirt cheap’: Alternative helps shopper save $2,600—are you missing out?

    I wouldn't even spend $50 on those items per week. Think he is trying to con us. The Asian Grocers in Melbourne is a lot dearer than the supermarkets.
  6. M

    ‘I would have thought this was common sense’: BIG W’s new returns policy has shoppers talking

    You would be surprised what people think they can return. Then they shout and make a fuss when they are rejected. That is why stores are now putting up signs about abusing the staff. What we think is common sense, is not to many 'entitled' people.
  7. M

    ‘I would have thought this was common sense’: BIG W’s new returns policy has shoppers talking

    Most of these items have been on the non-returns list for many years, and are self explanatory.
  8. M

    Authorities slap Aussies with $500 fee for common practice: 'Bit of a joke, really'

    Often it is not the councillors. It is the high paid beaurocrats sitting behind the desks that are making the rules.
  9. M

    ‘I felt really betrayed’: Patients say they’re being overcharged due to a Medicare loophole

    Another way for doctors to scam the system.
  10. M

    Remembering the legacy of ABC veteran journalist Julie Copeland (85)

    No need to get abusive. We are all entitled to our opinions. I haven't abused you for your opinions in previous posts.
  11. M

    Remembering the legacy of ABC veteran journalist Julie Copeland (85)

    Never heard of her. Of course, anyone working for the ABC are often 'unknowns', with their biased reporting.
  12. M

    Could a new tax hurt the tourism of this popular spot? Experts weigh in

    What environmental issues? Coral bleaching has been disproven many times.
  13. M

    The Surprising Reason Australians Still Choose Coles and Woolies Over the Cheapest Supermarket!

    Don't know how they get away with it. If their stock is so good, it should stand alone, like Coles and Woolies home brands do.
  14. M

    The Surprising Reason Australians Still Choose Coles and Woolies Over the Cheapest Supermarket!

    Not at Fountain Gate or Summerhill.
  15. M

    The Surprising Reason Australians Still Choose Coles and Woolies Over the Cheapest Supermarket!

    Yes, agreed. Pity they don't open more registers in the busy times though. They call, then someone turns up 5-10 minutes later.
  16. M

    The Surprising Reason Australians Still Choose Coles and Woolies Over the Cheapest Supermarket!

    They only have home brands, and seem to be a lower quality than Coles and Woolworths. There is also the matter of having to wait in line at stores where they don't have self-serve.
  17. M

    Single Income Secret: How an Aussie Mum of 13 Manages Her Household – Plus, the One Question She's Tired of Hearing!

    She would also get a heap of family allowance and other concessions.
  18. M

    Local council's bold move to change Australia Day celebrations sparks community debate

    Totally agree.
  19. M

    Local council's bold move to change Australia Day celebrations sparks community debate

    No, we should be celebrating for the majority of Australians, not being divisive by celebrating what 3% want.
  20. M

    Local council's bold move to change Australia Day celebrations sparks community debate

    Why change for 3% of the population??
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