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As a patron I decide if the service I was given deserves a tip. An imposed 'gratuity' is NOT a patron's expression of satisfaction. I would not pay. And I would not book at that restaurant, or any that use this system to attract more money. Regarding restaurant tipping in the US - the longer...

In response to a some previous comments: The Royal families of Denmark and UK have no active role in government. They are above politics. They cannot change laws, control their country's budgets, control their country's bureauocracies, control participation in world events and conflicts etc...

Lucky you can do that. We have no greengrocers in our area. Last one closed years ago.

As a Matric student (Year 12) in 1970 I saw the Queen and Prince Phillip at a schoolchildren's event at the MCG in Melbourne on the morning of 8th April. The MCG was packed with children and teachers who'd been bussed in from all over the city - and probably from regional Victoria also, though...

It's the customer paying. As if that business would not have added 'its' donation to its already marked up prices. It's a rort in the disguise of corporate charity. Donate to worthy causes directly. Do not let this company take credit for what you have 'donated'.

Gone are the days when children looked forward with excired anticipation to Easter Sunday and Christmas Day. They were truly special days in the calendar, unlike modern times when everyone has consumed the 'special' festive treats for many weeks/months beforehand. Whether people are religious...

Another advertisement disguised as an article. An actual article would have information about a myriad of car-related maintenance tasks which could be safely undertaken at minimal cost without going to a mechanic for an expensive service.

They would lose me as a customer if I was an attendee in the first place. The same way as charity 'sellers' at shopping centres and shopping strips who only take cards have already lost me. If my actual cash is not welcome and/or too difficult for them to handle then it's 'bye-bye' from me...

Never heard if them. Misleading header.

A very long- winded advertisement in the guise of an article.

Misnomer in email link to actual article. It's not a straightforward 'freebie'. It depends on taking out a subscription, therefore the 'freebie' has a financial string attached.

*This is an Australian Seniors newsletter. That implies it has - 1) recipes, either with Australian origins, or converted, before publication, to Australian terms, measures and ingredients; And 2) content that is easily accessible to all senior-aged readers, the target audience.

So where is your conversion table?

Maybe because it depends on the method of separation from the Royal Family and the aftermath of bitter and public vitriol aimed at that RF by the former 'working royal'.

ALWAYS CARRY CASH. That's not too tricky a concept, surely, especially for the many of us who grew up with cash.

Can of fried apples Apple butter Can of flakey butter biscuits All available here?

Would love to know who wrote the caption for this photo! Since when was fairy bread baked?? Any non/new Australian reading this would be hard pressed to find a 'baked fairy bread' recipe. Please share if there is such a recipe.