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Ban the leaf blower.
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News from the Fifth Wiggle.
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Today we have 56,000 candles to blow out...
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Kakistocracy rules.
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C8 sunshine amidst April showers
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A guide dog writes ...
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An impacting Column 8 event
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It's feel good Thursday.
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And the world palindrome competition winner is...
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Debbie - such a sweet name
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It's tidy up Monday
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The morning after one-liner day.
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Adrian Connelly, Springwood, suggested there's enough room for 40 one-liners in C8. Here we try. Thanks to all.
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The perfect gifts for Mother's Day
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Devil Kay fixes trapeze part; sex if yak lived.
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The pulling out of fingers, Torana v Tarana and responsible mushrooms
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The mystery of Curly Dick Road.
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It's raining in Column 8's heart.
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My grandfather didn't pump water uphill for his hydro-electric power (as Malcolm has suggested). Grandpa had a dam up the hill, in Tasmania, and the turbine was in the shearing shed. Every evening he would turn an enormous wheel in the house slowly and on would come electric light. One night, it was clearly blocked. Next day, on opening up the pipeline, out slipped a conger eel, and all was well again. Patricia Spooner, North Turramurra.
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Could I please add my two waratahs to the list of plants flowering out of season.
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Stop Press: Bizarre botanic event caused by crazy weather.
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Breaking news from Column 8
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Ides and seek
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Click go the cheers
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A key driver in reducing pollution
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“I so often hear the idiom walk the talk corrupted to talk the walk or walk the walk or some other horrid variation that even I am becoming confused as to the correct usage,” writes Steve of Killara.
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De-menising the people of NSW
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Who can make cents of this?
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We expose the great jam jar rip off
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Skeletons in the school cupboard