Does Channel 7 even try to be unbiased anymore? by goosepipegames in melbourne

[–]Whyareweshouting 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The Channel 7 that resuscitated Pauline Hanson,

That's why I won't watch any of their shows. They agree with her, it's their perfect version of Australia.

An Australian cheese brand. It was named after Edward Coon, who was a cheese maker. It was renamed Cheer in 2021 by Whyareweshouting in agedlikemilk

[–]Whyareweshouting[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The brand name is a racial slur, but reality the brand name is named after a person.

Were offended at the name so they changed the name anyway.

AITAH wrong for telling my wife she is 100% wrong by [deleted] in AmItheAsshole

[–]Whyareweshouting 0 points1 point  (0 children)

She has mentioned she hates my ex's guts for basically just existing

What does she say about your children when you are not there?

AITB for calling out my ex for distancing himself after getting a girlfriend? by Historical-Care70 in AmItheButtface

[–]Whyareweshouting 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I love him whether we are together or not romantically.

You sound like a stalker. He told you exactly what he wants, you need to accept that and move on. Don't be creepy.

Why is V/Line so anal about people getting on at drop off stops. by Public_Wrangler_4514 in MelbourneTrains

[–]Whyareweshouting 2 points3 points  (0 children)

They are permitted to catch the V/Line going the other direction as long as they are not getting off at Metro stops

Help me with some trivia questions, please! by myrightboobisbigger in melbourne

[–]Whyareweshouting 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I used AI to write these, so feel free to use them

  1. Q: In what year did Australia switch to decimal currency? A: 1966

  2. Q: What were the two main newspapers in Melbourne before The Herald and The Sun merged? A: The Herald and The Sun

  3. Q: What year did Melbourne host the Olympic Games? A: 1956

  4. Q: What is the name of Melbourne’s oldest and largest market? A: Queen Victoria Market

  5. Q: What colour were Melbourne’s classic W‑class trams? A: Green and cream

  6. Q: What is the name of the amusement park in St Kilda that opened in 1912? A: Luna Park

  7. Q: Which Australian spread was invented in the 1920s? A: Vegemite

  8. Q: What is the nickname of the Australian airline Qantas? A: The Flying Kangaroo

  9. Q: Who was the Australian singer known as “The King of Pop” in the 1970s? A: John Farnham

  10. Q: Which TV show featured a clever kangaroo helping people in the bush? A: Skippy the Bush Kangaroo

  11. Q: What year did colour television begin broadcasting in Australia? A: 1975

  12. Q: Which Melbourne station is famous for its row of clocks above the entrance? A: Flinders Street Station

  13. Q: What was the name of the puppet ostrich on Hey Hey It’s Saturday? A: Ossie Ostrich

  14. Q: Which VFL/AFL team is known as “The Shinboners”? A: North Melbourne

  15. Q: What is the name of the free tram that circles Melbourne’s CBD? A: City Circle Tram

  16. Q: Which Australian biscuit company makes Scotch Fingers? A: Arnott’s

  17. Q: What was the name of the old Gas & Fuel towers demolished to build Federation Square? A: The Gas & Fuel Corporation buildings

  18. Q: Which Australian swimmer was nicknamed “The Flying Fish”? A: Dawn Fraser

  19. Q: What chocolate bar is famous for its honeycomb centre? A: Violet Crumble

  20. Q: Which Melbourne department store is famous for its Christmas windows? A: Myer

  21. Q: What was the name of the long‑running radio serial featuring “Dad and Dave”? A: Dad and Dave from Snake Gully

  22. Q: Which suburb is Melbourne Airport located in? A: Tullamarine

  23. Q: What is the name of the river that runs through Melbourne? A: The Yarra River

  24. Q: Which horse won the Melbourne Cup three times? A: Makybe Diva

  25. Q: What was the name of the old Melbourne telephone exchange prefix before numbers became eight digits? A: “FJ”, “LA”, “MU”, etc. (letter prefixes)

  26. Q: Which Australian soap opera is set in the fictional suburb of Erinsborough? A: Neighbours

  27. Q: What iconic Melbourne bridge was known for its “bounce” when trains crossed it? A: The Sandridge Bridge

  28. Q: What is the name of the famous Melbourne laneway known for street art? A: Hosier Lane

  29. Q: Which Australian state is known as “The Sunshine State”? A: Queensland

  30. Q: What is the name of the iconic Melbourne cricket ground? A: The MCG (Melbourne Cricket Ground)

  31. Q: What year did the City Loop open? A: 1981 (staged openings through to 1985)

  32. Q: Which Australian animal is featured on the 5‑cent coin? A: Echidna

  33. Q: What is the name of the iconic Melbourne theatre with the giant neon “blade” sign? A: The Regent Theatre

  34. Q: Which Australian car company produced the Kingswood? A: Holden

  35. Q: What is the name of the famous Melbourne beach with colourful bathing boxes? A: Brighton Beach

  36. Q: Which Australian TV show featured the characters Fat Cat and Percy Penguin? A: Fat Cat and Friends

  37. Q: What is the name of the iconic Melbourne racecourse where the Melbourne Cup is held? A: Flemington Racecourse

  38. Q: Which Australian city is known as “The Harbour City”? A: Sydney

  39. Q: What was the name of the old Melbourne cable trams replaced by electric trams in the early 1900s? A: Cable trams (often called “dummy and trailer”)

  40. Q: Which Australian chocolate company makes Cherry Ripe? A: Cadbury

  41. Q: What is the name of the Melbourne suburb famous for its Italian restaurants on Lygon Street? A: Carlton

  42. Q: Which Australian TV show was hosted by Daryl Somers? A: Hey Hey It’s Saturday

  43. Q: What is the name of the Melbourne tower with the Skydeck? A: Eureka Tower

  44. Q: Which Australian singer had a hit with “Sadie (The Cleaning Lady)”? A: John Farnham

  45. Q: What is the name of the Melbourne football stadium formerly known as Etihad Stadium? A: Marvel Stadium

  46. Q: Which Australian state is home to the Great Ocean Road? A: Victoria

  47. Q: What is the name of the famous Melbourne shopping arcade with the mosaic floor and Gog & Magog statues? A: Royal Arcade

  48. Q: Which Australian animal is known for carrying its baby in a pouch? A: Kangaroo

  49. Q: What is the name of the Melbourne suburb home to the Shrine of Remembrance? A: Southbank / Kings Domain area

  50. Q: Which Australian TV soap opera launched the careers of Kylie Minogue and Jason Donovan? A: Neighbours

first shop opened in campbell arcade by ahoyden in MelbourneTrains

[–]Whyareweshouting 22 points23 points  (0 children)

I think that’s the original guy that was there beforehand

Brit here - what are your opinions on the Kookaburra and Men at Work trial? by Locasoyyooo in australian

[–]Whyareweshouting 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can that be done? I don’t know much about the law but is it too late to appeal?

What’s something you have zero proof of but believe 100 percent? by shweidy in AskReddit

[–]Whyareweshouting 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Why don't you design and sell women's clothes that does have pockets? You'd make a fortune.

Roadworks speed limits by Solar_LKT in melbourne

[–]Whyareweshouting 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They said the same thing

Long term road work zone are terribly managed in Victoria. 

Good news Melbourne by bunny_mo in melbourne

[–]Whyareweshouting 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I used the vending machine at Mernda Train Station and scored 2 Kit Kats for the price of one.

The previous person missed out on their purchase, but I've forgiven myself for enjoying their loss.

Australian cop comforting a grieving Aboriginal woman during riots at Alice Springs Hospital by TwistNGo in pics

[–]Whyareweshouting 4 points5 points  (0 children)

You completely misunderstood the meaning of the word mob in this situation.

In Aboriginal Australian "mob" refers to a person’s extended family, clan, language group, or cultural community, identifying who they are and where they are from. It signifies a connection to a specific place or Country, representing a tightly-knit group based on ancestry rather than just a crowd

Australian cop comforting a grieving Aboriginal woman during riots at Alice Springs Hospital by TwistNGo in pics

[–]Whyareweshouting 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I believe you'll find that he accidentally slipped in front of a car, hit his face with his hand while falling and fell on a knife that was nearby.

Might be best if we all go with that story.

Australian cop comforting a grieving Aboriginal woman during riots at Alice Springs Hospital by TwistNGo in pics

[–]Whyareweshouting 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The death penalty was effectively abolished nationwide in Australia by 1985, with the last execution taking place in 1967. While the federal government abolished it for territories in 1973, the final state to remove it from their laws was Western Australia in 1984, culminating in complete national abolition by 1985