
Star Signs – March 2022
Satire
Pisces Feb 20-Mar 20 Continue to wear a mask once restrictions have eased further, purely so people are protected from your pungent breath. Aries Mar 21-Apr 20 An unexpected windfall is on the horizon, but no matter how ...
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Santino Salvadore – All Roads Lead to Bondi
Arts
They say, “All roads lead to Rome”, but that’s not the case anymore; they now lead to Bondi. Local musician Santino Salvadore knows that better than most. Having grown up in Sicily and then moving to Scotland befor...
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Find the Bait, Find the Fish
Other
February and March are arguably the most productive months to fish our local waters. The diversity of species you can come across in just one day on the water at this time of year always surprises me. Aside from the usua...
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Keeping Australians Safe Online
Other
In many respects, digital resources and the online world have been of great benefit to Australians. They have allowed us to find and access information more readily, conduct business remotely, stay in touch with family a...
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Higher Nurse-to-Patient Ratios Needed in NSW
Other
There are so many things in life we take for granted until they are taken away from us or we really need them. The standouts in most of our lives include loved ones, good health and access to nutritious food, clean water...
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Why Therapy?
Other
One of my favourite children’s books is The Wind in the Willows. It’s a classic, the kind of book that often gets passed down through the generations. The story revolves around the lives of four animal characters tha...
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What is Going to Happen To Property Prices?
Other
As a financial adviser, probably the most common question I get asked is, “What is going to happen to property prices?” To be honest, I don’t know (and no one does). What I do know, however, is that throughout hist...
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Amendments to Laws Governing Public Spaces in the Eastern Suburbs
Satire
The failure of Waverley Council to enforce the laws that prohibit dogs from entering Mackenzies Bay has led to the relaxation of a raft of other laws pertaining to public places in the Eastern Suburbs. Dogs are prohibite...
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The Unreliable Guide to…Individualism
Other
We all like to think of ourselves as individuals. Our culture tells us we should know our own mind, follow our hearts and be ourselves. Advertisers certainly play on this desire. Sociologists Cheng & Schweitzer defin...
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Alleged Crimes of the East
Other
Bondi Pair Charged Over Massive Meth Haul Two Bondi men have been charged over a huge haul of crystal meth as part of a police operation targeting organised criminal networks. According to a police press release, officer...
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Recent Comments
Bruce Hopkins – Leading The Lifeguards
Sharon Ziebart: That was very interesting interview. I knew that lifeguarding was not a no mind job. It is amazing how people ignore sound advice from lifeguards. I can swim and float quite well. I would always swim ...
read more > Comments [ 5 ]What's That Bloody Noise?
Diane: I hear the hum every day & night in Heyfield Gippsland Australia, Th he t us Malinga sound never leaves. Other people hear it but aren’t annoyed. But l cannot stand it any more.
read more > Comments [ 10 ]May 1974: The Storm Of Storms
Steve Smith: I remember the Sygna storm well. I note your picture shows the Passia Bulker that run aground on Nobbys Beach. I watched this Happen as well. During the Sygna storm nobbies light house recorde...
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