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    THIS $600 parking dispute proves neighbours can really test your patience...and wallet

    There appears to always be one person who thinks they can make life miserable for everyone else snd break all the rules. I just don't understand people like this and do they get up on the wrong side of the bed every day. How hard is it! And if you have a real emergency the consequences of...
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    Your final $75 electricity lifeline arrives in October—just as power prices surge up to 10 per cent

    I am a bit confused. I looked up and it said the first $150 was due from 4th July . there is nothing showing on my synergy bill being in WA. When I googled it again it said not due to be paid until October. Now you are talking about another $75 due in October. I looked up previous bills and it...
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    Family expectations: Is this fair game or frustrating double standards?

    He obviously knows how to carry plates so I would make it a regular please come and help carry this to the tsble including when you are setting it or can you set the tsble please while I finish the touches to our lunch. Then can you help carry everything to the kitchen while I stack the...
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    Delivery delays ignite online backlash after social media explodes in popularity

    I very rarely get parcels but to date they are always delivered promptly and I hope it stays that way. Mind you moving soon so new neighbourhood might be different wherever that might be 🤞🙏
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    Should wedding guests be marched off the venue for wearing the wrong colour? THIS bride thinks so

    It would definitely be a sorry I cannot attend so saving on an outfit and a present. I can't imagine anyone I know being so demanding or bossy so not likely to happen.
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    Spring brings fresh deals as September delivers the best-value fruits and vegetables across Australia

    Certainly haven't seen cheap broccoli or cauliflower like that over here in Perth. Paying double at the moment.
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    Time’s up for dodgy property guides! How homebuyers use AI to spot underquoting

    Well in Perth housing stock is so low that 20 plus people are going for every house so prices are going for way over the asking price. They know the asking price is no longer the selling price, it is a nightmare market.
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    Coles and Woolies dragged to court—here's what it means for your weekly shop

    And how do they decide which customers get compensated. It's really everyone who's shopped with them for the period they are talking about surely or is it just specific products. Get out the spreadsheet.
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    Council forced to pay $500k for toxic waste clean-up as ratepayers bear the cost

    And it's the same old story of no one wanting to take responsibility for it . EPA just passed the buck to the Council which made it the good old ratepayers problem as usual. Where is it going to end? What about sharing costs? No one wants the problem but a problem it is and sounds like it is not...
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    The hidden road perk that could save you hundreds—and most Aussie drivers had no idea

    Certainly great for those that use the toll roads. I am thankful Perth is one that does not have any but at least they provide a service with it and sounds like a speedy one at that.
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    Free Clothes

    Wow Suzanne Rose, well done you, it's great to get down to a lower size like that isn't it? Great for the confidence. And good on you giving away so many beautiful clothes. Alot of ladies are benefiting from your generosity.
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    Mum reclaims her rights after shocking overseas store response—here’s how you can fight back too!

    It enhances my point that walking into a shop, trying on the garment, seeing it is the way to go. Only ever shop online when I have already bought same item from Sussan or Lorna Jane for example.
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    The ‘silent superbug’ that’s got health experts worried–and why it matters to every Australian family

    But are they researching new ways to attack these super bugs as some have been around for a long time now so clearly need something new and very different to treat them!
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    Restaurant closes down just days after its opening! What happened?

    They call themselves the super power and think they have the right to dictate and interfere worldwide in all the hotspots. Unfortunately Trump is not having the success he spouted about when he first csme to office.
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    New premium meat hits markets with record price tag

    A leg of hogget used to be the most beautiful piece of meat to cook and eat. Can't remember what I ever paid for it compared to anything else but it was melt in your mouth tender. Haven't tried to buy it recently buy you don't hear about it at all.
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    New premium meat hits markets with record price tag

    I am not sure there are many of us who will be paying for three or four bites of this delicacy regardless of how great it tastes. Given the cost of luving crisis it does not seem the right thing to be doing. Some people can barely afford a sausage to feed their family let alone kamb at...
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    From pocket change to pricey: Soft drink costs hit new highs

    It just goes to show where the price creep is going but when you realise it is happening to everything it is why life is tough for so many people and shopping is a nightmare. But we can certainly help ourselves by cutting out the unnecessary things like coke, dare I xay it as it is neither...
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    ‘Why would they do this?’ The budget buy Woolies shoppers are heartbroken to lose

    Nothing is ever for our benefit, it is always for their bottom line first and foremost. A sign of the times. Look at the billion the big two each now have to pay to their own staff, how did they ever think they were going to get away with that in this lifetime.
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    Ramsay Street just lost one of its most iconic LGBT characters—and fans can’t stop talking

    Nit a program I have ever watched but I am sure it has their followers and they will be disappointed when it ends and of course many will be out of work so a double edged sword.
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