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Animals should not be allowed in food stores, apart from seeing eye dogs. It's unhygienic and just a tad ridiculous to even consider taking a cat into a food shop. If I'd been the manager I would have stood my ground and insisted you leave. I wouldn't have fallen for the "seeing eye" cat...

Give me a break - an alpaca?? Has no-one got any common sense left? I hope that magistrate deals with it in the manner deserved - appeal dismissed! What next - rats, monkeys, birds, donkeys, horses, sheep, elephants - all capable of defecating in the food aisles, never mind the disease and...

I don't think I would be "squealing with delight" over a shopping bag!

Well anyone taking a bath with those "salts" would have had quite a relaxation session!

Professor Scolyer is an amazing man and is a hero in the true definition of the word. Not only because of how he has dealt with his own cancer by allowing himself to be used as a guinea pig, but also with the research he and his partner conducted into cancer research. His selflessness and...

That comment makes no sense whatsoever!

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My God - what absolute nonsense. She's a dog owner! I think the DIL should consider some form of counselling if she considers her animals to be her children. What kind of crazy world are we living in that this nonsense is even considered normal?

It will be interesting to see how severe the charges are for this person. Surely a manslaughter charge should be at the top of the list. That person rode the bike knowing it was illegal and he should suffer the most severe consequences. Judges seem not to consider the devastation on the family...

It all comes down to one thing - PROFITS!

Perhaps society is so used to seeing all the plastic, botox filled actors with facelifts, bum lifts, fake boobs and whatever - it is surprising to see an actor who has aged naturally, albeit quite hard. He would probably clean up pretty well. Good for him he hasn't succumbed to what everyone can...

When I was young this was known as"Dowager's Hump" - generally it was seen in the elderly.

There is more to this story than we are seeing here. I have never had this happen with my bank. The only time I am ever asked this type of question is if I am withdrawing a large amount of money and my local Commonwealth Bank guy asks me if anyone has induced me to withdraw this money and if I...

They should add the US to that list due to all the issues regarding their immigration staff we have been hearing about in the world press. Been there many times as have family there. Always found their immigration personnel rude and unhelpful. They seem to be flexing their muscles more with...

Not new - back home in Scotland many years ago when I was a child we used to rub "dock" leaves on any bites or stings. Had the same efficacious effect.

Duty of care encompasses dignity of risk! Yes, Christian Barnard was innovative, but not without his dissenters. However, in the case of Teo there were several areas of concern to the Professional Standards Committee. Perhaps you should read their findings before commenting further!

That's a very simplistic and naive response and not accurate. All surgeons assess risks involved, discuss with the patient, and consider their duty of care to the patient. Dr Teo appeared to be rather cavalier in this and other sections, which is why his peers refused to endorse him. All...

He was operating when the risks far outweighed the benefits and not informing patients of that fact. I think the fact none of his peers were willing to endorse him speaks volumes!

I and my friends are all big fans of Temu. Their quality is pretty good and they have excellent customer service, with returns being hassle free and no questions asked. Like any online store, or actual store for that matter, some items can be hit or miss. Overall, we have all been extremely...