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I have encountered this on more than one occasion at Coles in Kelmscott. I now always read the sign small print to double check it is the item I am buying at the cheap/marked down price.

Today happened to me at Coles Kelmscott. Meat department - corned beef advertised as special $8 per kg, but on the price label still had $11 kg. Self checkout called attendant over and advised her scanned at the original price and required item free as per their scanning policy. She was just...

Yes, just for a minute while he slipped into Bunnings

They make that in profit in 5 minutes

I have taken my walker on a few Virgin Australia flights from Perth to Sydney and Melbourne and they have always been helpful getting me onboard leaving the walker at the door of the aircraft in the airbridge and they have it at the door of the aircraft when I disembark. So far so good.

The note at the bottom of the States noted that Northern Territory no data as no data available.

I now have a total of 12000 FFP. I have just used all my FF points in October last year and then earlier this month [March] for a return trip to Sydney and a return trip to Melbourne with Virgin Australia so by scanning my FF card each time I shop I am aiming at something worthwhile whilst still...

That's only 15 points collected. 15 points cost you $300 so you are eventually getting NOTHING for FREE aa you are paying to collect points. I spent $154 today and gained 11 points [that is of course with some bonus points]. So by the time I can get an item will have to spend 5 or 6 hundred...

Why not try Alice Springs?

Exactly

Agree 1 point for every $20 spent therefore if your grocery bill is $100 that = 5 points collected for the cookware. You get your flybys added on anyway. I ALWAYS scan my flybys even if I spent less that $20. But in that instance would only get ONE point for the cookware. So the whole idea is...

But you still have to pay for your groceries and only get ONE point for every $20 spent. So not so cheap afterall.

Most probably a missed approach. The aircraft may have been no ''stable'' for landing or landing too far past the piano keys at the threshold of the runway. Not a rare event. Could also have been an obstruction on the runway.

Perth

The depicted image is a Boeing B747-400 No relation to the aircraft involved. It was an AIRBUS A330-200 [ the oldest A330-200 in the QF fleet [[VH-EBA]].

Exactly - no great drama. One engine out is really no great deal, the aircraft can safely fly on one engine. It's when two engines fail on a two engined aircraft that you start to change your underwear.

Drugs and alcohol driving offences should automatically have drivers licence suspended for a minimum of 3 months. The financial penalty should start at $1000. if the driver has been hooning and under the effects of alcohol and or drugs then the vehicle should be ceased and CRUSHED. The...

The trouble now is I have been finding stores etc NOT accepting cash. Signs up at register ETPOS only no cash transactions. I thought it was illegal NOT to accept cash but they seem to be getting away with it. Latest was at Melbourne Airport.