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    Trump's extraordinary attack on respected Australian journalist sparks diplomatic concerns

    I think you're right. One thing he is good at. Pity he wasn't so good at diplomacy and truth.
  2. M

    Trump's extraordinary attack on respected Australian journalist sparks diplomatic concerns

    She's been very absent for somebody who wrote about her return to the White House as first lady. More like Absent Lady.
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    Cream of Broccoli Soup

    Must try this. I was never very fond of broccoli or cauliflower but went to a friends for tea one night and she made cauliflower soup. It was delicious. Thank you Suzsnne Rose for the recipe.
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    Trump's extraordinary attack on respected Australian journalist sparks diplomatic concerns

    The main problem seems to be the lack of education in the USA, which is only going to get worse with Mr Trump’s cuts to education spending. People don't seem to do any critical thinking. He just keeps exaggerating, lying, making the most ridiculous and absurd statements that even a 10 year old...
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    Trump's extraordinary attack on respected Australian journalist sparks diplomatic concerns

    ABC, DEF, who cares. At least he had enough guts to ask what everyone else is too scared to do. And what did big hero Trump says "BOO HOO. YOU'RE NASTY. I'M GOING TO TELL ON YOU".
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    Trump's extraordinary attack on respected Australian journalist sparks diplomatic concerns

    Don't you know he's apparently stopped 6, or was it 7. I must be suffering from amnesia, I can't recall any. I think he has a problem with maths. The other day he stated that he had saved 300 million lives by blowing up the Venezuelan boat, which may or may not have been carrying drugs. OMG...
  7. M

    Three magic words unlock free Krispy Kreme treats as Australia's original donut chain marks 22 sweet years

    I love doughnuts, but not Krispy Kremes. They are too disgustingly sweet.
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    Trump's extraordinary attack on respected Australian journalist sparks diplomatic concerns

    Nobody's denying the world's in a mess, but Donakd Trump is only adding to that. Where do you get your statement from that Democratic cities are the most lawless, from Trump’s playlist. There is definitely something wrong with people who can watch and listen to Trump and still convince...
  9. M

    Trump's extraordinary attack on respected Australian journalist sparks diplomatic concerns

    The only people with TDS are the deranged ones who follow him.
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    Pensioners may benefit from $4,000 boost from Centrelink soon. Here's how to qualify

    Yes. In your opinion. I could also offer that opinion as I have set my retirement up comfortably. So my comments don't come from a place of envy, but from a place of compassion for those who perhaps haven't had the opportunities that I have. Yes, some people have struggled all their lives, a...
  11. M

    Twin super fund collapses leave 12,000 Australians $1.2 billion poorer—and it could happen to anyone

    People are never happy, they let their greed get the better of them, and then unfortunately pay the price.
  12. M

    The Great Bank Switch of 2025: Why Australian seniors are finally ditching their old banks

    I am happy with my bank, but I do intend to negotiate a bit harder when my fixed term investment comes up for renewal next month. I know there are better rates out there.
  13. M

    When shopping trolleys become dog beds: Great supermarket pet debate rages on

    I've never actually seen a dog in a trolley in a supermarket. I always wash all my fruit and vegetables anyway, even if they are in plastic bags.
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    When shopping trolleys become dog beds: Great supermarket pet debate rages on

    I don't really think there's a need for Bunnings to provide wipes. You're not buying food in Bunnings. If it worries you, you could always take some with you.
  15. M

    Sweet mystery leaves fans puzzled before making surprise return

    Wow really! They were sold literally everywhere. Even in the co-op of the small country town where I lived.
  16. M

    Four million Aussies could be renting until they die—will you be one of them?

    So sorry to hear this happened to you. $1200 a month is a lot of maintenance, but at least you did contribute to your children's upbringing, of which you should be proud. So much more than a lot of deadbeat dads do . I got not one cent from my ex for our three children. We lost our home due...
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    Four million Aussies could be renting until they die—will you be one of them?

    Exactly, employers can't keep putting prices up because buyers won't cop them, so I guess as an employee you think the employer should just "eat them". In this country we have an incredible amount of unproductive hours that the employer has to cost into his pricing that employees give no...
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