Australia News on Feb. 21, 2020

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u/n1ght_w1ng08

33 minutes ago

Universities put major construction projects on ice amid coronavirus financial blow

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Posted by

u/AndMyChisel

38 minutes ago

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The biggest god damn wolfy I ever seen. Hiding behind the garden hose reel, had me shitting bricks

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u/hidflect1

39 minutes ago

Protection of alleged rapist strains Israel-Australia relationship

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Posted by

u/Eremenkko

39 minutes ago

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Is it okay to hang car fresheners on my rear mirror on my P’s?

looked it up online and it says even hanging car fresheners up on your rear mirror obstructing your view can result in a $300 something fine. Is this a thing that actually happens or should I been fine

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u/LineNoise

1 hour ago

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Murder of Hannah Clarke and kids prompts 'incredible surge' in men seeking to stop domestic violence

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Posted by

u/DeanoColada

1 hour ago

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Was sorting through the in-laws old video collection and found this rare beauty.

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Posted by

u/Dozens86

1 hour ago

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Sunset over Sydney Harbour

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Posted by

u/ItchyTriggaFingaNigg

2 hours ago

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What the fuck does this bone belong to?

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How can you get syringes in nsw?

Specifically intramuscular needles. I know they have a program that lets you pick them up from some hospitals. But that is only during the week and I work during those hours so can't do that. The pharmacy I went to said I need a diabetic script or something. But other people say I don't need a script. So does anyone know if there's a way to get them easier?

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u/nowyouseemenowyoudo2

2 hours ago

Chinese high school students caught up in coronavirus travel ban can return to Australia under strict exemptions

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TAFE LLN Assessment BKSB Help!

I am going to take the BKSB assessment, but I am really worried. I need to achieve a level 3 in numeracy in order to be eligible for the course, and VET loan.

What should I expect, and what should I be studying for in order to get a level 3.

Any help would be very appreciated 😊

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Can casual employees refuse shifts?

I've just started work in hospitality as a casual bartender/TAB attendant, and told a manager I was unavailable for a shift with 2 days notice. She told me it was my responsibility to get someone to cover it. I thought I could refuse shifts with reasonable notice as a casual employee - am I wrong?

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