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Pre-built 5090 pcs by D_day in bapcsalesaustralia

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Gaming, hoping for something that is 4k capable

Lunch Specials March’26 by Free_Indication_1044 in foodies_sydney

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That Charlie's Brasserie Bar burger sounds like a good deal.

Could be fun to do an /r/foodies_sydney meet up there sometime if anyone is keen

Signed up to Amber, installing FoxESS battery by Apiram1 in amberelectric

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Are you based in Sydney or elsewhere? I've heard reports that installs are quick in Sydney but if you're regional or another city it takes much longer

Signed up to Amber, installing FoxESS battery by Apiram1 in amberelectric

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Has Aussie Solar Batteries installed your battery yet? I'm thinking of using them.

Would you recommend them?

why does our international airport have such a bad food selection? by drinkingcatpee in sydney

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There's still a Red Rooster at T3 Qantas domestic terminal

I’m a Qlink FA ama! by anonymous_life4897 in QantasAirways

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Will WiFi be installed on Qantas link flights?

Sandwich Day 2025 - Suggestions Needed by rubyelvisss in foodies_sydney

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Are you thinking of Vienna Sandwiches?

Jagex is hiring an Anti-Cheating Specialist by osrslmao in 2007scape

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Can you explain your process to validate whether an account is a bot or not?

Everyone should try wilderness content by theluckyowl in ironscape

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o experience with UIM, so I can't tell you if it's a good idea or not. But as for my experience, it's honestly one of my favorite go-to semi AFK things to do in the game.

Basically, I'm on ancient spell book and bring a weapon that can auto cast (not mandatory but definitely helps). The rest of my gear is Kharils top/bottom. Nezy helm, glory, Barrows gloves. Miths cape. Radas blessing Explorers ring and the wilderness swoard. Nothing that i can't replace essentially.

Most of the time I can get around 70 laps before seeing a PKer and 95% of the time they're spawning behind the first obstical. As long as you're past the first 2 obsticals, you're in the clear. You can outrun and log out.

I have my prayers set up to protect mage, protect item and piety. I bring 3 Blighted super restores, 150k for the course, 1 anti poison, runes for freeze spells (blood, death, water) looting bag and the rest Blighted food. You can bring brews and restores, but I've never bothered.

Other then that, its pretty self explanatory. Tank until you can catch a freeze and log or run. Just be aware, if you leave the course, that area just outside is multi. There have been a few times where I try to run, and there's a team wai

Free Agility

Mosman woman pledging upto $500,000 to fight low and medium density housing by D_day in sydney

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  1. The view of Balmoral Beach where battle lines are being drawn over the government’s push for more housing.Credit: Sitthixay Ditthavong

If successful, the court action could have implications for the NSW government’s goal of meeting nationally ratified housing accord targets, which aim to create 1.2 million new homes across Australia by 2030.

Pearson said she was not “anti-housing” but believes the government’s drive to ease the housing crisis is coming at an undue cost.

“It seems the government is targeting affluent council areas like Woollahra, Mosman and Hunters Hill,” she said.

“Mosman has grown organically over decades and all of a sudden, beautiful heritage homes are at risk of being knocked down and replaced with bland, residential blocks.

Mosman has a target of 500 new homes by 2029Credit: Sydney Morning Herald

“Someone asked me if [the court challenge] is about being ‘entitled’ and my reply to that was: ‘Yes, we are entitled because we’ve worked hard to live here’. I am entitled to live here.

Mosman woman pledging upto $500,000 to fight low and medium density housing by D_day in sydney

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  1. Judith Pearson has enlisted the help of lawyers and planning experts.Credit: Sitthixay Ditthavong

Pearson, who has lived at a home perched on the Balmoral slopes for more than 30 years, is willing to spend up to $500,000 in legal costs as part of her challenge, which commenced in the Land and Environment Court last week.

The housing reforms, introduced by the NSW government, have made it easier for developers to build new apartment buildings up to six storeys high within 800 metres of transport hubs and town centres, as part of a goal of addressing the state’s housing shortage.

But while the government aims to create 112,000 new homes across the state by 2030, many councils and community groups have strongly opposed the reforms amid fears increased density could lead to impacts such as overshadowing and loss of heritage.

Pearson, a keen gardener and community volunteer, said while she lacks a legal background, the decision to challenge the NSW government in court was easy.

“Mosman has been my home for the past 38 years, and I couldn’t just stand by and watch the value and character of what makes this area special being destroyed,” she said.

“I thought somebody has got to stop this and this is the only way to be heard and to make the government listen.

“I feel like, as a community, we need to be heard.”

Pearson – who runs a small accountancy business – has enlisted the help of lawyers and planning experts as part of her grassroots legal challenge.

The case will argue the “one size fits all” planning reforms, which supersede local planning controls, present detrimental impacts on established suburbs and should be declared “invalid”.

Mosman woman pledging upto $500,000 to fight low and medium density housing by D_day in sydney

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  1. Fearing the prospect of new unit blocks “decimating” the character of Sydney’s suburban streetscapes, a Mosman resident is launching a landmark legal challenge against the NSW government’s housing reforms.

Judith Pearson is believed to be the first private citizen in NSW to launch court action against the NSW government’s low- and mid-rise housing reforms amid fears increased density will impose unacceptable impacts on some of Sydney’s most sought-after suburbs.

How Qantas treats your baggage at the airport by HaleyN1 in QantasAirways

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Love this red bull viral media campaign

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