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Growing old gracefully
Growing old gracefully
Why do driverless cars have mirrors?
Frothing at the mouth with coffee shop overload
Let's ditch 'meaningless' Halloween and adopt Diwali instead
Anyone for cowboys and Indians?
Jumping the mullet - source revealed
New week, new concerns
Important matters of state
Anyone for octopus balls?
For road tolls "changing", read increasing.
First Brexit now exit...
Dog flights
This isn't meant in a bragadacious way ...
A relative of the Queen Mother writes
Latest news on the blackout – turn on your radio.
News of the Governor-General's latest activities
Hurry, hurry, 2016 calendars for sale
"How could a newsreader expect us to stay tuned if she commenced her segment by saying 'Good Night'?"
Could C8 readers join me to do something about this nonsense of "reaching out" asks Peter Skinner, Beecroft.
Junk phone calls - your solution
Mr Mason's convincing scarecrow
"Such horrendous clashes as checks with dairy cows or stripes with clocks": Michael Fox shares concerns about his wife's pyjamas
A day for a grumble
Rod Ham Nam (C8) made a pre-emptive strike on the matter of how long a business can advertise it is 'closing down'.
Geraldine O'Brien, Redfern, writes: "Flyers on smartpoles around Kent and Liverpool streets offering foreign students courses in hospitality and aged-care services from Gallops Eduservices add the reassuring promise that 'WE SPEAKS MANDARINE AND CENTONISE'."
Alligators on Florida golf courses — that's nothing
How to calculate if you are at risk of a snake attack
Now attack birds target golfers as well
Hillary is too 'generalistic'
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