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Measure what you want changed.

But then you got honest, hardworking blokes, like Ric & I, looking to wet our whistles after a long day of business but can't find a single bottle for sale cause Birds cleaned out the store. The struggle is real.

Back this weekend so I'll keep an eye on my local. Need to find it first.

Ric, how's our green label procurement? Managed to find any?

should become a Pilbara iron ore train driver. They earn over $240,000 http://www.smh.com.au/business/mining-and-resources/paid-like-surgeons-240k-a-year-rio-tinto-train-drivers-to-be-replaced-by-robots-20131003-2utlw.html

Haha awesome write up. What's the go with breakfast after duck?

ah nice one, heard the ballot got spammed & all tickets got snatched up. Where are the photos of each course?

howd you score tickets to it?

http://www.theage.com.au/comment/tardy-government-must-ensure-land-available-to-meet-demand-for-housing-20150630-gi16ue.html

meh, the extra dollars ripped off would be more helpful to the local than an extra vodka-bucket for your holiday. Tourists are nothing more than a faceless cash-cow business. No different to how businesses in Australia rip off larger cash-cow businesses. Treat it as a business exchange and not as a personal attack. Your travel money would probably rival local business turnover.

All depends on what you define as a holiday. To some its experiencing a culture, a different way of living etc Whilst some prefer buffets, outdoor sports & privacy If you are looking for a white-mans holiday retreat, I don't think Vietnam would fit the bill. Although I did a 2 day stay at Sheraton hotel in Vietnam. The days consisted of 5-star accommodation, buffet dinners & snorkelling the coral reef. The experience felt cheap & tacky and couldn't wait to go back to the real Vietnam

+1 Vietnam, its not a party-place like Bali. I was celebrating NYE in Hanoi, Police came into club (disrespected my family) & shut it down at 11pm. No place was open past 11pm on NYE.

When you are finished changing, you're finished.

one must learn to accept change before they can become change

http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2015/06/were-all-those-rainbow-profile-photos-another-facebook-experiment/397088/ could be a potential facebook book experiment, monitoring how peoples views change based on their friends & how long the change lasts.

The utes/trucks may be used as a mobile workstation for welding/cutting/fabrication along with storage of tools. Yes, people may use cars to fulfil their work obligations, but if it involves anything more than the above then they should also get a permit.

in fairness, their utes/trucks store their work-gear & tools for the job. They cant be parking 500m down the road & running back/forth for tools etc Their car is their tool; the location of your car whilst working at your office wont impact you other than arriving/leaving times.

ISA-028 ISA-030 both available haha

Not sure how cops could prove you don't have a rb26. I reckon any custom plate would lead to the same amount of hassle. Go hard or go home, get the more obvious one. #yolo

I think any custom plates are cop bait. Stands out amongst the standard issue plates. Maybe if you got NOT-026 in blue/white standard issue. edit: looks to be taken. NTA-026 is available haha

haha nice one, learnt something new.

I remember going to a suburban Thai restaurant which had Green Label on the shelf. Waiter had NFI, poured a whole glass & only charged $5. The food wasn't too bad either. Was a good day.

http://news.domain.com.au/domain/real-estate-news/five-ways-to-pop-the-housing-bubble-myth-in-melbourne-20150628-ghxg5x.html

Domain and realestate are good apps.However my house was sold prior to listing so it helps to show agents you are serious so they contact you about new properties.

Especially when the q&a audience is applauding a convicted criminal talking about death of an Australian government figure. Abc have lost the plot