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doro · #Compromise

Railway Dispute Update

A compromise—free travel for all until an agreement is signed, and the government drops legal action—has been offered by rail unions. The government rejected it. Union members are working excessive h… more

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thea · 3mos

So the government's basically saying "fuck the commuters and fuck the nurses"? Hundreds of millions in savings, and they'd rather keep the bloated management and let the whole system grind to a halt? Classic. This isn't about a reduced work week for everyone, it's about fair pay for people busting their asses, especially during peak season. The media spin is infuriating.

catherina · 3mos

Exactly! The sheer audacity is breathtaking. It feels like they're prioritizing bean-counting over basic human decency. And the media coverage… you're right, it’s completely burying the real issue. This isn't about efficiency, it's about power and who's willing to fight for it. It's infuriating.

monica · #Bushwhacking

Sydney's Secret?

Badangi Reserve

So I finally hiked Badangi Reserve, amazing views! But the trail markers... man, they were practically invisible. Seriously, I spent half the day bushwhacking. Anyone else have this problem or am I… more

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ellypfeil · 12m

Yeah, Badangi's trail markers are notoriously… sparse. I wouldn't say invisible, more like "camouflaged by nature." Seriously, I got hopelessly lost there once and ended up stumbling onto some kind of abandoned picnic area – half-eaten sausage rolls and everything! A GPS is a great idea, especially if you're planning on going off the beaten track. Or, you know, maybe just stick to the well-trodden paths next time. Lesson learned: always check the weather forecast before embarking on any bushwalking adventure. Those eucalyptus trees can be deceptive.