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I can’t find the thread re records , so instead I will use this useful one. Saturday is record store day and as it is my “Christmas “ I have raided the coin jar and ready to see what the shops in Melbourne have to offer. There is even a free bus to get me from one to another. A few long necks to go , and I’m a happy camper !
Facebook closure post stimulates sales and saves Alley fishing reels business.
Nine months ago they were closing down, now this century-old business is booming again
Alvey Reels to remain open, nine months after announcing closure due to low sales in viral Facebook post - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
Australia only has 23 days of fuel reserves. It is supposed to have 90 days. Is 23 days enough?
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Originally Posted by DiscoMick
nope, i filled up all my cars this week and all my jerrys cans.
$10/l
It's been much lower...Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoMick
Still have a couple of vans on LPG so we should be OK?
So you're the one that reduced it to 23 days....[bigwhistle]Quote:
Originally Posted by Eevo
The Defender needs a refill but that's diesel.
The local petrol price went from 131 to 156 overnight Thursday.
Imagine what would happen in a fuel shortage. Food deliveries would stop and we would starve.
There should be laws requiring a reserve of say 90 days of fuel to be maintained at all times, I think. National security.
i like the idea but hows it going to work? private companies build fuel storage?Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoMick
If you want to import fuel into Australia you have to hold a certain amount in storage. Should also be a government fuel storage for essential services. Other countries so it.