When approaching a school zone this morning I was in no doubt that it was being monitored by radar bearing police as I had three cars in a row flash their headlights at me. While I’m all for sticking it to the establishment I still have to wonder about the thought process of these rebel flashers. Now either they were warning me in case I was someone who purposely speeds through school zones or someone who doesn’t pay enough attention to notice school zones. Now personally I’d prefer those who fit either of these categories to be caught in the hope that they then cease speeding through schools zones but that point of view may be a bit bias as I’m not a moron…
Barnaby raises the Anzac Day and public servants chestnut again
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Academic warns of vested interests blocking change to ACT literacy and numeracy teaching
Jack D, what's your expertise in this field, that you are able to evaluate her expertise? Do you… View
I don't care about the politics of this, as what's most important is kids being able to read and… View
Dr Karen Macpherson was the author of the Liberals’ education policy. She was Jeremy Hanson’s… View
Kingston pop-up cycleway trial aims to better protect cyclists pedalling on our roads
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we will either abandon activities which harm our planetary life support system, or the planet will… View
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Take a look behind Canberra's big red doors at Ronald McDonald House
Great article. Ronald McDonald House Charities across Australia are really valuable organisations,… View