Australia News on Feb. 21, 2020

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

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

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u/Dozens86

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Sunset over Sydney Harbour

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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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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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