@DHughesy Dr James Wright bought units and rented them out cheaply to struggling elderly pensioners…. Is this any different? There are many landlords around the country who intentionally rent out cheaply to struggling people…they are called socially conscious property owners.
@Scott_Pert Maybe it has been the constant exposure to loud sounds for many years causing vestibular problems with his balance with a fear of falling….happens as you age….
@JimThom90458694 I feel like there is something we aren’t being told behind it. Why did they spend $132 fairly secretly (who knew about it before it was announced a “test” was coming!?) Many emergency services weren’t consulted or stakeholders. They have stated they won’t be using this system. 🤔
@VigilantFox In “normal” drug trials, reported adverse effects are scrutinised & transparent from the beginning. Death as a result from a vaccine should set off alarm bells- even shut down the vaccine roll out. Didn’t happen, did it!? Tragic.
@VeryInsig @goodfoodgal Well, I guess those men should now go get tested for STD’s and hope like blazes they haven’t passed anything on to their own partners.
@goodfoodgal I would assume they treated her like the most wildest rape fantasy they ever had but could never action. Has most likely ruined her sexual/reproductive life already.
@EricLDaugh I noticed the press release stated “family considering treatment options” as a health professional, I interpret that as the family most likely won’t pursue agressive treatment. Most likely scenario he will be treated for each stage of palliation care.
@EricLDaugh My father died from prostate cancer which metastasised all through his bones. His doctors did not monitor his PSA as they were too busy treating his chronic lung/heart problems. By the time it was found, it was too late. Died within 3 months- bone cancer is a painful death.
@elonmusk Just went through Cyclone Alfred- our NBN down for nearly a week afterwards. Have had service issues since installation that cost us $$$ to fix. Don’t want more expensive crap! Want something that works we can afford.
@Lisa9Sophia I wonder if we ever are involved in another war, how many of the current left leaning young people and immigrants from certain countries will volunteer to fight for Australia so we can keep the freedoms we currently have. It is a conversation we will need to have one day. Scary.
@clowndownunder The “adult crime; adult time” mantra seems to be worthless since the “lawmakers” have left out just about all of the serious crimes. That’s a bit of a joke. So underage kids don’t commit manslaughter or rape until they become an adult??! Good grief.
@RealLTCRicBosi The AEC has found from experience that pencils are the most reliable implements for marking ballot papers. Pencils are practical because they don't run out and the polling staff check and sharpen pencils as necessary throughout election day. Pencils can be stored between election
@RealLTCRicBosi From the Australian Electoral Website:
While the provision of pencils used to be a legal requirement, since 2020 under section 206 of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918 the AEC is required to provide an ‘implement or method for voters to mark their ballot papers’.
@Suffragent_@ChelseaFCW@samkerr1@Nike It is an example of an entitled human being. She isn’t a good role model. I hope parents use her as a teaching aid of how not to behave and an example off disrespect. If she was my daughter I would of been so disappointed.
@JGademski@Theblackfemini3 And I would think they have probably breached Code of Conduct so that will be putting them under AHPRA scrutiny. I want to know how they managed to be doing video calls while they were obviously in a working environment. I was always run off my feet on my shifts!