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Always buy anything for Diabetes from the Australian Diabetec Society.

Thats probably because you trained your dog. I had a dog, who I made sure never hassled the Postie. One day I got a not in the letter box, saying she had come out and barked and carried on. I tied her up for a week, and next day I had off, made sure I took her up to meet the...

A classic.

Moral of the story, Always Close the Toilet Lid when Flushing. Gosh, we did it as kids. I`m 75. Especially when the toilet is in the Bathroom. But if it is done everytime one uses the toilet, then it is an automatic habit.

And not before time. I have seen many people struggle to take their Disabled Children, Partners and Family members onto the beach. All beaches should have access for wheel chairs etc.

Unfortunately, so many people do not understand about Parkinsons, and other similar problems, so one is thrown on the wood heap. Have you tried some of the local Op Shops. I know most are Volunteer, and sometimes that can lead to some part time paid employment. All the best.

I think it is a good idea, as so many do not recycle, (too lazy) and some do put the wrong item in the recycle bin. Unfortunately, attending to a Client, (Age Care), they were notified that there was an item in the recycle bin, that should have gone in the Red bin. The Client`s...

Moral of all this is, Don`t buy Junk Food Takeaway. None of it is healthy.

It is difficult to find a fresh source of water cress. I can sometimes buy it at the local market, but not always available.

Obviously a Mental issue. But this seems to be the latest craze. A lot of sick people out there.

State and Federal could do more to make sure that Facilities like that stay operational.

Both Parties are tarred with the same brush. That`s why I don`t vote for either of them.

This is why so many beaches are closed for camping.

What`s wrong with a bucket wash. A number of years ago, crossing the Nullabor, My Sister & B in L or us had vans with ensuite. So a bucket, soap, and washer, and main parts are done.

You can also use gluten free cornflakes. Which should be gluten free anyway, but unfortunately major brands add gluten.

Also, as kids we stripped our beds once a week and the towels were washed once a week. Being in my 75th year, I still do it, except that now my Husband has passed, I sleep 1 side then the other, so the sheets get done fortnightly. A Client, (worked in Age Care) told me that idea...

Especially for parks, where if a Family decide to have a Party for a child at the park, then to be able to reserve a table, or even if there were more shelters, and people can take their own folding tables etc. But too many parks, anywhere in Australia, only have 1 or 2 tables...

Totally agree. Unfortunately, we sometimes have to put with these undesirable individuals.

Instead of wasting money, sending overseas, why aren`t Australian Governments making sure that business who are doing it tough get help. More business`s closing down, more people out of work, yet we send Taxpayers money overseas where it never goes to the people on the ground, but...

I very seldom have food that goes to waste. As I am on my own, I cook enough veges or Stews (made with Lentils, Tofu or beans) which I freeze in containers for about 3 meals. Also I use veges and salad items to make a salad for lunch, add an egg, cheese, dressing and lunch is sorted...