Australia News on March 24, 2019

I was wondering if anyone has had old coins graded? We have been given a round 1966 50c coin for our daughters christening, I would like to keep it forever.

I'm interested in having it graded, only so we can keep forever. The value doesn't bother me, I will never get rid of it.

I would like to have it in plastic, but I'm not sure how to go about it

Does anyone have any advice?

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u/Smasborgen

58 minutes ago

Where to find a home for under $400k in Australia's capital cities | Property prices nationwide have dropped more than in the global financial crisis

9news.com.au/2019/0...

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Posted by

u/moosecaboose99

1 hour ago

no politics

Want to visit Australia within the next couple years but have no idea where to start

Title pretty much sums it up. Don’t know if this is in the right subreddit or not for this but here it goes. Me and my friend are two Canadians who wanna visit Australia within the next couple years. However, we have no idea where to even start on what we should do or where we should go.

We want to start getting an idea of what we should do so that we can start putting together a budget to save towards for our dream trip to come true. Obviously Australia is a huge country and we likely won’t be able to visit everywhere that the typical travel sites suggest. So what do you guys suggest a couple of tourists should do on their first visit to Australia?

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Posted by

u/lionelgobgob

1 hour ago

Number of Brits moving to Australia plummets amid Brexit uncertainty and a weakening pound

telegraph.co.uk/news/2...

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Posted by

u/ex_one_one_vee

1 hour ago

image

Demolishing an old shed on my property. Vegemite jar lids (And others) screwed to the underside of this shelf. Aussies will understand.

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Posted by

u/FlinT_official

1 hour ago

no politics

An anonymous person is submitting call back request forms online with my personal phone number and name

An anonymous person is submitting call back request forms online with my personal phone number and name,

resulting in my mobile getting hit with over 10+ calls a day from legit businesses thinking im a potential customer.

This has been happening for the past week and a half, every day.

This person obviously has a lot of time on their hands since they are going through the effort to browse heaps of company websites, complete the web forms and submit them.

I've spoken to my mobile service provider and they said they are unable to do anything other than change my mobile number...

This is something that i would like to avoid at all costs. Is there anything else i can do?

These online call back request forms are being abused and i beleive more verification methods needs to be implemented,

such as an email verification or mobile SMS code sent to the phone number.

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Posted by

u/TraceyRobn

1 hour ago

politics

PM’s non-policy is making Australia worse

crispinhull.com.au/2019/0...

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New ABC chairman Ita Buttrose has history calling out 'problems' with multiculturalism

theage.com.au/busine...

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Posted by

u/B0ssc0

2 hours ago

Cyclone Trevor's stranded pets survive as evacuees start to return home

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Airfoils on car doors in 1982 Perth.

I visited with my submarine so only there a week. About 1/4th of the cars had a plastic air diverter on the drivers door. A few had it on both sides. I was given a ride and rolled down the window on my side of a car without one, rested my arm on the door, and was told it was illegal without that plastic thing.

I’m sorry I didn’t ask details but it has baffled me ever since. WTF were they and why?????

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