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Art: I rest my case
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I'm not an arty person, I'm an engineer, logical, analytical, rational; I can't play music and I barely know which end of a paintbrush to hold although I can write a bit and my emotions flow close to the surface. Anyway; over the years I have had a number of enjoyable (sometimes heated) arguments with ar...
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Let social services know or keep my nose out?
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Due to the rain and floods I have been staying in a small community caravan park in a small Victorian town for about four weeks. I stayed here previously for an overnight stop two years ago. There is no on-site management and the site is owned by an incorporated body made up of townspeople who seem to have...
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Eddy gaets a make over and new hat-I know its only November
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Some blond tips and a new cap. Makes up for loosin his wheels?
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Outsider Art
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A few years ago I was lucky enough to discover 'Outsider Art' at Tasmania's MONA gallery in Hobart whilst we were travelling around the state. The Wall in the Wilderness at Derwent Bridge was enough to bring tears to my eyes but here was something very different but no less powerful. I'm no 'student...
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A Bloodt Tall Tree-grow em big in Tassie
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State Memorial for Archie Roach
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During the late 80's,as a newly arrived immigrant I was working in a specialist Child, Adolescent & Family Psychiatric service in Melbourne. I attended an outreach meeting with Aboriginal people in Richmond as a member of a group of professionals, part of a strategy to offer assistance in the...
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Interest rate increase vs bought breakfast
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Just listening to ABC Radio National A poor bloke can't go out for breakfast any more due to the interest rate increases on his recent mortgage. My heart bleeds... Not! Coles sell rolled oats 900g for $1.65 we prefer them uncooked as they have texture. I still remember having stale bread & do...
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NPD
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Hi Forum, My sister is a Psychologist specialising in narcissistic family members and as we have experienced first hand some influence of the destructive actions of a person with this disorder I wonder if others may have had similar and how you have dealt with the problem. Here is what my sister gave t...
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Rob Driver?
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I note Rob Driver's profile shows his status as "Deleted" which is unfortunate as he was often an interesting poster.
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When will they learn? Women in a submarine?
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BBC - Royal Navy problem Which idiot thought it was a good idea to put women in a submarine? I had a good, male, friend who served on UK nuclear subs and he thought the concept was crazy, I agree. Men want sex. Beginning and end - always has been, always will be. Put men and women together in a toothpaste tube...
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A new Sponsor
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I hear this morning that the Victorian Taxpayer has baled the Diamonds Netball to the tune of the 15 million dollars that they rejected from Gina Rinehart. They say it is good for tourism. Really? Probably not so good for flood victims, and the existing massive state debt. Some may ask where is the diam...
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A bloody long train
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Not in Australia mate! The Grinch of Halloween.
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I hear we are spending $430,000,000 dollars on this in Australia this year. That is a bloody lot of money. Could we invest in something more related to Australia or is it fun to spend that much on costumes novelties and lollies. -- Edited by Ivan 01 on Friday 28th of October 2022 08:07:41 PM -- Edited by Iv...
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A brand new EV for $22,500
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Right now in Thailand, you can buy a brand new, Chinese made, Toyota Yaris size, electric vehicle for $22,500 drive way. The car comes with a 5 year / 100,000 km warranty and a separate 8 year / 180,000 km warranty on the battery. The claimed travel distance is 380 kms with recharge times of AC (at your ho...
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More Rain, A Boost to Victoria's Power Supply.
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Melbourne's largest water supply reservoir, Thomson is now 99.6% full & close to spilling for the first time for many years. At the bottom of the dam wall was an outlet that used to release water to maintain the flow of the Thomson River. During my time of employment at Melbourne Water my family &am...
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I find it very strange.
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First off the actual names will not be mentioned. There is a court case occurring where at the commencement of the second week the accuser who was supposed to continue with cross examination on Monday was unavailable, but the case is continuing in the person's absence after a second day Why would a cas...
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Eco warriors and glue.
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You just have to love this!!! When time came to shut up shop, Volkswagen staff locked the doors and switched off the lights (inset) and heating, leaving the protestors on the concrete ground (pictured). The protestors, who are all reportedly scientists, claim the carmaker accepted their right to p...
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Medibank cyber incident ... and others
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https://www.medibank.com.au/livebetter/newsroom/post/medibank-cyber-incident
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We used to shoot looters
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Two house in Marybinong " looted " yesterday, or Sunday night. If the heading is a myth lets make it a reality.
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Some sports people just need a belting with the strap
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A friend sent me this on email. I found that it covered some very relevant points Just when you think youve landed that ground breaking deal to keep your sport and its increasingly precious star attractions in the style to which theyve become accustomed, you get: Yeah, nah not really keen on that com...
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