Thread: My nightmare with the NDIS process.

the reinforced concrete slab and lift pit l don't think will fit the
next size up either.

Originally Posted by Roverlord off road spares

the reinforced concrete slab and lift pit l don't think will fit the
next size up either.

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Hell, it gets worse. Maybe they can send a new matching pit for it?

Things were going so well too. Maybe too well in retrospect.

Pub test failure PLUS Pubs, Yachts $1500 night clubs at taxpayers expense and The Tossers did not bring "Afford chartered the Seven Star superyacht for a cruise on Sydney Harbour for senior managers last month." to Western Port for you Mario?



I wonder how its all allowed when the job they are supposed to do is often done so poorly? Jump up and down time I think.

PS the wind is looking interesting for Monday Mario????

That is such an oversight by the OTs I hope it's a smooth fix to the situation too these things so necessary to life and the companies often seem to go snail pace!

Originally Posted by NavyDiver

Pub test failure PLUS Pubs, Yachts $1500 night clubs at taxpayers expense and The Tossers did not bring "Afford chartered the Seven Star superyacht for a cruise on Sydney Harbour for senior managers last month." to Western Port for you Mario?



I wonder how its all allowed when the job they are supposed to do is often done so poorly? Jump up and down time I think.

PS the wind is looking interesting for Monday Mario????

I see theCrew are Annual testing the Lifeboat on my watercraft.Good one lads.

Well it's going to cost another $20K to fix this stuff up, now it's a matter of who pays. it might be a legal issue and more delays. i hope not.

Originally Posted by Roverlord off road spares

Well it's going to cost another $20K to fix this stuff up, now it's a matter of who pays. it might be a legal issue and more delays. i hope not.

It happens all the time and not just to the NDIS, years ago one of the buildings I worked in built on an executive suite complete with disabled toilet, only trouble was it was stairs up from the ground floor and stairs down from the car park, eventually they made half the carpark stairs a ramp.

Originally Posted by RANDLOVER

It happens all the time and not just to the NDIS, years ago one of the buildings I worked in built on an executive suite complete with disabled toilet, only trouble was it was stairs up from the ground floor and stairs down from the car park, eventually they made half the carpark stairs a ramp.

Well as I said earlier somewhere it seems these organisations appear to employ ****wits who are not even competent to read their own personal measuring devices.


If I didn't say it, I certainly thought it when you said the Lift wasn't going to fit. Best wishes for a speedy outcome Mario.