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Can"t agree with the bell tower in Perth being boring. We went there and had a terrific and very informative guide, rang the bells and were very impressed

Why is it that these companies who are there to serve us now only serve us at their convenience not ours. Banks and lots of government departments are the same. People power seems to be dead or certainly dying

this not to do with aldi and woolworths but woolworths and the reject shop. I buy Radiant laundry liquid mainly because it is not tested on animals, but thats beside the point. It does the same job as any other. Its anywhere from $16. to $20 for a 4 litre container at woolies. $8.50 at the...

further to my previous message, having been involved in the fund raising for an assistance dog, they are specifically trained and cost a fair bit of money to obtain one.They arent just some dog picked up from the street

surely this is illegal. I"m sure there is government legislation about assistance dogs and other such as guide dogs cannot be denied entry. Does anyone know more bout this?

I was going to give a gift voucher for Colette Hayman to my granddaughter for her 14th birthday. I will have to rethink that idea . What a shame, even I, at 75 have several of her bags and love her shop

How many members out there only wash two or three times a month. I dont have enough clothes to go that long without washing. More like two or three times a week!!!!!

sorry previous post should have said fine, not find

surely with a photo like that and the number plate clearly readable it would be simple for the relevant authorities to trace the driver and find him or her

divorce, divorce, divorce. Don"t want my dog, I don"t want you. Not only was it a rotten shitty thing to do he also abandoned the dog far away from home and left it to fend for itself. I hope he is soon to be her ex

so dont come, your loss

woolworths is so concerned about shoppers budgets that they have denied a well known australian charity permission to hold a fund raising stall outside one of their shops even though they have been having them there for years. I"m pretty sure if you are on a budget you arent going to buy...

really, some people need to get over themselves. The word champ has been used in Australia for years as a friendly greeting. And I"m 75 so I"ve been round long enough to know.

I have often found the odd bunch goods almost the same price as the not odd ones

Maybe if woolworths hadn't made such an enormous contribution to the Yes campaign we would see lower prices. They have to get the money back somehow

If you have an aldi close by and I do know it is worth giving it a go. I also shop at both, not every week but often. Aldi is starting to stock many well known brands such as Kellogs and Arnotts. I must agree that some things they do not stock and some of their products I dont like (dont like...

I buy a popular brand of laundry liquid from the reject shop . I buy three or four at a time and they are a third of the price of the same item at woolies

I was a volunteer in the 2000 Olympics. (had a great time ) and I dont remember ever seeing that chocolate for sale. Probably because it was all hiding at woolies

regretfully we have gone from one of the most volunteering countries in the world to quite a way down the list. Sri Lanka tops the list with 46% of the population doing some type of volunteering. We can do better Australia. My husband and I both volunteer, not in the same organisation though...