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Sadly common. But have to mention this exception. My coles supermarket disabled parks are nowhere near the trolley bay. I am in my 80,s with a service dog and have to leave the trolley on the garden area in front of my car, not alone I might add. But in no way am I creating a hazard for others...

It is absolutely not OK. That shopper was irresponsible and lazy. What would her reaction have been, had someone done that to her? Next time this happens to me, I will get out of my car and move the trolley to behind the reversing shopper and leave it there.

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The video shows blatant disregard for other shoppers. So close the the trolley bay. Yes lots of people do it. Some use the excuse that they need to collect children, others have cold items and, they need to get it into the fridge/freezer. No it’s not the responsibility of the staff to run around...

Navigating neighbourhood etiquette can sometimes be as tricky as a game of chess, especially when it comes to the weekly ritual of bin day. For many of us in the over-60s community, ensuring our bins are collected without a hitch is a small but significant part of maintaining our household...

What annoys me is the drivers!! who can't seem to park properly in the allotted space, it also brings to mind , I parked as far as possible from the shopping centre in a new three hundred car park spots, at the time it was completely empty. When I came to the motor there were eight or so cars...

It's a scene that could be straight out of any Australian town: a car pulled up at the petrol pump, ready to refuel. However, a closer look at a recent photo taken at a Shell petrol station in Murray Bridge, southeast of Adelaide, reveals a detail that has sparked a fiery debate across the...

As drivers, it is common courtesy to share the road with others. One must remember that commuters and other drivers also need safe spaces as they travel. In a bustling car park, a scene unfolded that has sparked a heated debate among residents and social media users alike. A giant...

Australia's cafe culture is fascinating: there's a certain awareness that locals and travellers should possess. It's not about enjoying a flat white; it's about the 'unspoken rule' within the walls of these beloved establishments. Recently, a traveller's tale left many visitors scratching...

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Australia is a land of traditions that are cherished and celebrated, from the royal show to the beloved sport of cricket. But there is perhaps no tradition more quintessentially Aussie than the BBQ. For generations, friends and family have gathered around the grill, soaking up the sunshine...

You have to park like that to many can't park without banging into your car and owning up to it

I have parked like this a few times, but then again, I do it when I park my Winnebago (5m x 3m.) and then usually at the far end of the car park that is unused, so I get the long walk. However, if I see this sort of parking I have a printed sheet in my glove box that I put under their windscreen...

You would not even consider using a public BBQ if you have seen some of the things I have seen on them. Things like faeces, used condoms, rotten food, dirty nappies, etc have put me off using them for life.

I would not like to see the state of the homes of people who leave there shit for someone else to clean up.

Ther There is a very easy way to educate people like this just park 1 vehicle in front of the vehicle parking that way and a 2nd vehicle at the back and leave them both for a while sit back and watch the driver go into panic mode, trust me it works and the best thing is there's nothing wrong...

ot surprised. Many drivers of 4Doors Utes believe they have the right to drive & park as they wish. The vehicles are so long & wide they don't fit into a normal space. Also as their GVM is usually 3.25t, or more, they shouldn't drive on many NSW street and they should drive in truck lanes. They...

Seem the typical big 4x4 with a trailer driver (big could/does have two meanings :)) Bit like recently when I called out a very able (looking) women who parked in the disable car park ; left the elderly person in the car ; then went shopping in Bunnings , and was able to push a trolley of...