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If you don't know why, you really shouldn't have a driver's licence.

Build roads better in the first place, rather than by the cheapest tenderer. And stop allowing heavier and heavier trucks on the roads. Even the average "family car" today is twice the weight he were thirty years ago.

Only came to the Comments section to see the inevitable response of "Speeding's not a problem". Yep, the very first post I saw said " Speed does not kill alone". The obvious challenge for road authorities is to change that mindset.

For Americans, that would be bathroom humour.

Look a little deeper. Maintenance isn't the problem. We need to build roads better in the first place, NOT by the cheapest tenderer. And stop putting increasingly heavy trucks on them. Even the big tanks people now drive as "family cars" MUST cause more wear and tear.

Just another stunt to get people in Melbourne to pay them some attention.

No. That would cost money too!

Giving money to anyone else to sort out my finances when I die annoys the crap out of me. My situation is simple. Married to the one person for over 50 years. None of the nine things above apply. Obviously I want my wife to inherit everything when I die. Why can't I simply tick a single box...

I was born a decade earlier. NO Mitchells at my school.

How did Mitchell become a given name in the first place? It wasn't one when I was a kid. Common enough as a surname, but never used as a given name.

You tell us to set up "a passkey or connecting your Digital ID". That is insider jargon. It turns me off. Do better.

Prove your claim.

Not true. The Age pension IS taxed. And every day you still get hit with John Howard's great gift to the poor, the GST.

Well, the leaders of the No campaign, such a Peter Dutton, lied about what the Voice entailed, and his followers echoed his lies. IF you repeated anything Dutton said, you lied.

Who is "They"? (The first word in your post.)

" aboriginal people are offered education but they decide if they want to attend school, they don’t have to attend if they don’t want to" You just described part of the gap.

The Voice proposal made no mention of race. Only its opponents used that word. There is a massive divide between Aboriginal and other Australians in many areas, education, health, imprisonment, life expectancy, etc. We need to close that gap. Doing nothing won't do that.

How can voting No not be divisive?

No he's not. But I already knew that those who opposed the Voice were liars.

Most of that is pure dogma, and not worth responding to. On The Voice, logically it's those politicians and people like you who opposed it that created division.