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Tuesday, November 12, 2019

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Posted by
u/malusdave
44 minutes ago
no politics

Can I get a firearm licence while getting NewStart payments?

I live rural and was thinking of hunting a deer for meat (they're invasive around here and I plan on getting an experienced family friend to teach me, I've been shooting guns since I was 8 and am alright with my aim). I tried to google search if there was anything prohibiting it but my search was inconclusive.
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Posted by
u/JobCentre
2 hours ago
no politics

EB games steam gift cards

Does buying a $50 steam card from EB give me $50 aud or is it still AUD to USD?
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Posted by
u/biftekau
3 hours ago
no politics

$269,800 Aussie job nobody wants

These seriously high-paying roles would be a dream gig for most of us. But there’s a surprising reason why they just can’t be filled.
Veterinarians – who enjoy an average salary of $83,243 – were the hardest-to-fill role, with job ads for this profession on the market for longer than any other.
Meanwhile, the hard-to-fill job with the highest salary was for general practitioners, who earn a staggering $269,800 a year on average.

https://www.news.com.au/finance/work/careers/indeed-reveals-the-highpaying-but-surprisingly-hardtofill-positions-in-australia/news-story/1f0129c62b7ff6d634e5ef82bdcd11ea
bloody dole bludgers don't even want a $269,800 job
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Posted by
u/maxiewawa
3 hours ago
no politics

How would I send a Christmas card to an overseas base?

Hi, I'm looking to send christmas cards to people deployed overseas, I don't know anyone so it's obviously a bit tricky. Yes I'm sending something to an address hoping that whoever gets it won't just return it to sender.
I've sent cards to US bases before, the exact postal addresses for overseas bases are online, but I can't find anything for Aussies.
Thanks for your help.
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Posted by
u/RogueDice
3 hours ago
no politics

Telstra keeps "accidentally" overcharging us

Telstra keeps "accidentally" overcharging us every month, making us pay for international calls that are part of our package. It has happened 4 months in a row now. We always call them and after an hour on the phone they find their mistake and give us a credit and assure us it won't happen again, only for the same thing to happen next month. Anyone else been able to stop this kind of fraud?
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