Some oversized miltary cutlery has been nicked in Canberra.
I wonder what sort of price Cash Converters would offer for a sword or three.
8 March 2025 |
Best Christmas lights to see this year (including one so big, the government says it needs a permit)
billyates19557 minutes ago
Well done to those spectacular Xmas light exhibitions in Canberra this year. View
Geedess1 day ago
Surely the ACT Govt. is being portrayed in a bad light (no pun intended). Why would they tax charm… View
Colin Wood2 days ago
Imagine the ACT Government fining Christmas Light events $2,000, and the reduction in money raised… View
15-year-old takes his first solo flight and proves his teachers wrong
billyates195511 minutes ago
Way to go Samuel. I spent a 20 year career in the RAAF and the isn’t a better choice you could… View
psycho11 hours ago
Great that Samuel finally got a teacher who believed in him and helped him to achieve his potential.… View
The secret Victorian-era train tunnels that this mushroom farmer calls his Narnia
Peter Graves1 hour ago
A slightly puzzled question: how did the tunnel(s) come to be abandoned, in the first place ? Was… View
Jack D.22 hours ago
Tunnels are used throughout France and other countries as underground cellars for many different… View
Renewables nimbyism needs to stop to lower power prices
Grosby2 hours ago
Clearly you only read the first half of my message. I expected pushback from blinkered people who… View
Tobias Reuben1 day ago
How about actually using the energy for Aussies, instead of giving it away to every other nation to… View
Phillip Davidge2 days ago
I don't like it doesn't cut it View
