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Were the cleaning materials offered free of cost? That was the least Bunnings could have done. Has any thought been given to identifying the vehicle that ran over the paint tin with a view to claiming damages against the driver?

Well that's one thing Joe and I have in common. Pulse 200bpm when first diagnosed a year ago. Two stents, two blood-thinners since.

It is nonsensical for a charge to be levied by the organisation issuing the bill - it is not handling the cash!

Get rid of self-service and shoplifting will drop. Will we see airport-type body scanners next?

What about the clitoris? Anecdotal evidence is that it increases in size and sensitivity with age.

Some writers will invent anything for a story! I have adapted to non-alcoholic beer and find no detrimental effects, nor have I seen any evidence that its presence encourages youngsters to consume the real thing. Imaginative nonsense....

For heaven's sake, it looks nothing like a sex toy!

As I've been saying since this EV obsession began, plug-in systems are an obtrusive hopeless, expensive, concept. If we must have EVs, let them be only hybrids with on-board ICE engine chargers.

So, if I'm permanently on prednisolone, coupled with gingko biloba and Vitamin E (250mg) and a family history of purpura, I could be in trouble.

Heaven help charities, small club raffles and other small payments which require cash! Nobody seems to give them a thought.

Not only Centrelink, but banks and other large organisations perform (or don't) similarly. I waited 45 minutes on the phone to a bank the other day, and gave up! Three minutes was the expected wait time when I was working. Current standards are disgraceful.

This is a time-saver? I don't think so. Can't we stick to traditional mathods we understand?

I'm a blueberry and raspberry lover, have them on my daily breakfast cereal. I find strawberries too bitter, although my wife prefers them.

In SA it is permitted to cross double lines to overtake a cyclist, provided it is safe to do do. The ute driver is completely in the wrong, exhibiting the impatience which causes so many collisions.

Queuing works well in Adelaide.

My GP has told me to sell our two-storey house so I don't have to climb stairs!

This has been escalating steadily, despite supermarket fibs of "down, down". Butter and cheese are among the worst examples. What really gets my goat is price one week doubles the next and drops back again the following week, e.g. Jordans granola can be $4.25, shoot up to $12, next it can be $8...