It could, but beaches aren’t roads. What if someone was sunbaking or laying on the sand in an area they thought was safe? Are they allowed to be.run over because they weren’t keeping a close eye on every vehicle movement in the vicinity?
In my experience, vehicles don’t stick to any one particular “lane” on a beach so allowing them to use it as a road means the beach is now entirely unusable for anyone who is not in a vehicle.
You shouldn’t have to post a guard to ensure a member of your family is able to enjoy a beach without fear of someone in a vehicle killing them.
I don’t care if beaches are roads. My point is that beaches should not be roads.
I was over on Moreton Island recently and walking south of the resort. Didn’t see any of your claimed warning signage. Just utes and 4wds tearing the shit out of the beach from the water line up to where the trees start. A beautiful beach in a beautiful spot away from all the crowds but I’ve got to be watching my kids like a hawk to make sure some idiot doesn’t kill one of them and then try to blame me for daring to walk with my kids down to the sand dunes.
I don’t care if it’s legal, it shouldn’t be. Why does everything have to be turned into yet more space exclusively for vehicles. Especially pristine beaches.
Yeah upper management at our work is. That’s pretty much verbatim what they said during a recent meeting to “encourage” staff to come in 3 days a week.
I hope his season goes well, but I also feel like in 100 years time there will be ghost stories telling of the Ghost of Cav, haunting the TdF peloton, searching for that last elusive stage win.
I was hoping he was going to measure the claimed temperature accuracy, since a big part of it was the ability to switch it on and make an espresso straight away.
The stated hope was that this technology would be able to trickle down, but he also provided examples of extremely cheap machines that could already do the same thing (but that produce shitty coffee) so I’m assuming the technology he’s hoping trickles down is the ability to quickly and accurately heat water?
Probably the same people that stand in queue for 20 minutes but refuse to glace at the menu to figure out what they might want until they’re actively being served and are now holding up the massive line behind them.
As part of the determined path to enshittification by our government I had to sit through a show and tell today that messaged that the next generation expects digital integration and solutions which is why we are prioritising centralising services and AI integration....
I think they’re probably on track with then"what", but are fucking up the “how” with the current BS being peddled by the external consultants and “thought leaders”.
I was switching to that Up Bank (by Bendigo), but they straight refuse to let me fund my crypto account, so that’s out because I just want basic control of my own money....
We’ve previously had a mortgage with Bank Australia and they were probably one of the worst in terms of the high interest rates they charged.
Everything came to a head recently when we tried to borrow some additional funds to purchase a new house. We’d signed a contract subject to 14 days finance and once we called Bank Australia they told us it would be 5 - 6 weeks before they could approve anything and would not even be able to start looking at anything for over a week.
Called our broker who got on to Macquarie and they had a valuer out at the property at 9am the next morning to start the approvals process.
Would never, ever use or recommend Bank Aus to anyone.
To echo my comment from the Melbourne thread. I think it’s a good thing and wish more governments would call off projects as soon as they realise the cost is going to blow out.
Better to waste a small amount of money up front, than an extra $4B later.
More than 1,000 events and performances will bring the city to life as part of this year's Brisbane Festival with one of the festival's biggest shows transforming an entire warehouse....
I’d love him to win it, but he seems to have made the breakaway a bit by accident / luck and that’s what got him into yellow. He’s strong, but don’t think he could have held onto Vingegaard for that last climb, had he been in the main group.
Watched him win the Giro though and would love him to win the Tour as well.
Yeah, completely agree. When I say he made it by luck I was referring more to the fact the he was a) allowed in the break, and b) given so much time because no one seemed to notice until they were too far up the road.
I’ve been posting to multiple communities whatever I find that’s even remotely interesting. I figure at the moment activity is the most important thing for newcomers to Lemmy....
I’m keen to see more headlines posted. Only thing I wouldn’t want to see is just spamming the community with every single news article posted by abc / brisbane times / etc. Relavant or interesting news is definitely awesome, mirroring a new website, not so much.
Hadn’t thought of that, might need to keep some of the stuff packed up for over a year though, so don’t know whether bunnings will let you return after that much time.
Young girl 'unresponsive' after being run over by ute on popular Queensland island (www.abc.net.au)
Vehicles should be banned from driving on beaches. Change my mind.
Employers push for staff to return to the office after working from home as commercial property values plunge (www.abc.net.au)
Children among five killed as car crashes into beer garden in regional Victoria (www.abc.net.au)
Journey on BERT: How a metro in name only risks embarrassing Brisbane on the world stage (www.brisbanetimes.com.au)
Archive/non-paywall link.
Qantas chairman Richard Goyder to stand down in next 12 months, as the airline tries to rebuild its reputation (www.abc.net.au)
“…and the latest read I’ve got is that people want me to continue to do the role” (statement from 3 weeks ago)...
Astana confirms that Cavendish is back for 2024 (twitter.com)
James Hoffmann: The $20,000 Espresso Machine, The Manument: The Swiss Watch Of Lever Espresso Machines - (www.youtube.com)
Hope you all find this interesting, delighted I got the chance to have a play with the machine!
Brisbane City Council Meeting - 29 August 2023 (www.youtube.com)
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McDonald's worker makes desperate plea to Aussie customers (au.news.yahoo.com)
The plea is “don’t chitchat with the Maccos worker in the drive through. Just make your order as quickly as possible.”
damn "next generation"
As part of the determined path to enshittification by our government I had to sit through a show and tell today that messaged that the next generation expects digital integration and solutions which is why we are prioritising centralising services and AI integration....
Any suggestions which banks are the least shit?
I was switching to that Up Bank (by Bendigo), but they straight refuse to let me fund my crypto account, so that’s out because I just want basic control of my own money....
bye bye myer
Last day of trade today and it was surreal seeing so many empty racks when I went through earlier...
‘Massive humiliation’: Victoria’s 2026 Commonwealth Games cancelled (www.theage.com.au)
Victoria to axe Commonwealth Games plans due to financial concerns (www.abc.net.au)
Full program for 2023 Brisbane Festival revealed
More than 1,000 events and performances will bring the city to life as part of this year's Brisbane Festival with one of the festival's biggest shows transforming an entire warehouse....
For the first time since 2015, an Australian is leading the Tour de France (www.abc.net.au)
Good on ya, Jai Hindley!...
[Meta] - Does this Brisbane community want news site links/posts?
I’ve been posting to multiple communities whatever I find that’s even remotely interesting. I figure at the moment activity is the most important thing for newcomers to Lemmy....
Moving Boxes?
We’re moving home soon… Any suggestions on where to get boxes cheap?...
Open banking aggregators
Anyone using any open banking aggregators?...