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Sorry guys, this may seem a bit 'out there' but if Australia needs a queen from our 'Arts community' then my pick would be Celeste Barber. Not only is she hilariously funny but she's also a good person and a very 'real' one. I have no trouble remembering the effort she put into fund-raising...

Or just put the toaster on an extension lead and toss it in with him.

Bugger the 'what about big brother' crowd or 'the government is collecting our data', wherever possible I use a fingerprint or facial recognition. There ain't 2 people with my ugly mug anywhere!

I'm an old girl and haven't rented in decades. That being said, I did have a horror real estate agent when renting my very first flat. The b*stard would let himself in whenever he wanted, claiming an 'inspection'. You can guess what he was inspecting. Very short tenancy there. Obviously it...

Idiots with more money than sense. Imagine when/if the day comes, the bottom drops out of their world, and they have cause, as many smokers and drinkers have, to look back on the money they have wasted.

I find that it's often better to get 'local opinions', rather than 'reviews', about accommodation. The locals hear what's going on and are usually willing to share. Even small towns, where folk are cautious about offending other locals, you can get genuine recommendations.

This is one instance where a bloody big dog would be very handy.

Does the bloody great felon even qualify? Virtue and Trump are surely polar opposites.

I can't understand the mentality of anyone who finds the misfortunes of others, animal or human, entertaining. I cannot laugh at shows like "Funniest Home Videos" and the like. The laughs are always at the expense of others. After the controversy surrounding that stupid 'influencer' and her...

Amazing man who has done so much with quiet dignity. I see this as the reason adults have such great respect for him. People like Greta and young activists might awaken an environmental interest in today's youth but Sir David has shown that continuity and passion for our world has a more lasting...

If it impacts the neighbours, as opposed to just annoying them, then it should be removed.

I spend a lot of time, on a rural trips, sitting at roadworks, some with stop/go signs (human operated) and some with portable traffic lights. On one trip I had the opportunity to chat with the gentleman supervising a work site and he told me that someone doing these jobs is either killed or...

Surely the ones being taken advantage of are the people working on these holidays. None of them would be there if not for being paid extra. Who do you suppose should shoulder that cost? A struggling small business? An already underpaid youth? If you have a better alternative, please express it.

I agree 100%. The idiots behaviour certainly required a very strong response.

The one thing I can't tolerate, a bloody hypocrite.

The poor bloody cop was already dealing with the fallout from a previous accident (the cause of the delays) and to have some mug thinking he was above the law, was probably the last straw. The offender, instead of admitting fault proceeds to film the interaction, thereby inflating the situation...

The folk working on those holidays deserve every cent of their penalty rates.

A free telehealth service would be great. I had need to access a telephone GP about 18 months ago and it cost me $90 with no Medicare rebate.

They're in training. More nurses are coming through as now they will not be slugged with crippling HEC's debt.

My problem with the 'new technology' is that it seems like the banks are always one step behind the scammers. I bank with St George (Westpac owned) and had a potentially fraudulent experience. It took me 45 minutes to get through to a human being and by that time, some mug could have cleaned out...