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My 30yr old son has moderate/severe I.D. & ASD. He has a behaviour support plan & has huge meltdowns. His functional capacity level is very low. I am also a guardian/administrator for another NDIS participant who has MS. I have worked as a sole trader, worked for a registered provider & also...

Do you know people on NDIS? The problem is greedy provider’s, dodgy SC’s & plan managers that use loopholes to get items for participants that are not reasonable & necessary. Another major rort is respite. I actually reported a few things directly to Bill Shortens office for the fraud team to...

In the last 6 months more have stopped bulk billing. I rarely go to the GP but my son who has a disability goes around 6-10 times a year & luckily his GP bulk bills for him. We have been to other practices where they have charged him regardless of him being on DSP.

If something is not clear to you, wouldn’t you ask someone???

Maybe those narrow minded people that don’t respect the police should think twice about calling them when someone breaks into their house or does something illegal. People make plenty of assumptions, but don’t actually know what the police are doing day to day.

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There are no stop signs at roundabouts.

Yes then you are giving way but many people go through too fast & blast their horn thinking they have right of way, even when you have entered first.

Yes mine does when driving my partners car. I might need to raise the seat height when I drive it but I’m not comfortable with my head almost on the roof lining.

Of course some would except for those who believe the rule is give way to your right only in a roundabout. I have seen plenty of people plough through a roundabout & blast their horn believing they have right of way. What I meant was if you are approaching a roundabout & someone is approaching...

There is nothing hard or confusing about the rule.

It’s $514 in South Aust

I didn’t say they were at a reasonable distance. What others are thinking is they cannot enter a roundabout if there is already a vehicle in the roundabout.

That does not mean you have to stop, you can still proceed while giving way to the car already in the roundabout.

You are not comprehending the rule.

I understand the roundabout rules. I did not say they travel towards me at all. Think about how a roundabout is set up. car number 1 enters on your left as you car number 2 approach the roundabout. Even though you are on their right, you give way to them as they are already in the roundabout. If...

Not what I’m saying at all. It just means the fact that they have entered on your left before you, doesn’t mean they automatically give way to you. Not a hard give way to your right only rule.

Glen you are misinterpreting the rule. You can enter if there is already a car in the roundabout, however when approaching if there is already a car in the roundabout to your left, you must give way to them. The intent is to keep traffic flowing smoothly.

The signs had an image of a swimmer with an X on it & a croc!

I have also seen tourists in the water in NT where there is a no swimming sign, which was actually a diagram that would be clearly understood.