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Old 01-20-2024, 05:08 AM   #36934
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Originally Posted by CRussel View Post
No. It's a "Crown Corporation" which is one of those neither fish nor fowl abominations that we seem all to enamoured of.
We have plenty of those too, they're known as Statutory Corporations. Maybe because there's no direct private sector involvement Aussie Post has retained its public service ethos.

We also have Crown Resorts, with which our politicians are besotted… it runs most of our casinos.

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Originally Posted by neil_swann80 View Post
Darn foxes have been at the bins again. Anyone else in the UK sick of the amount of bins the councils expect us to use for general and recycling etc? If it's not the foxes it's gulls, crows or just the wind turning the area into a litter strewn bomb site.
White Ibis are Sydney's the biggest problem wrt to rubbish bins. Never used to get them, now they're everywhere… they're native so they're protected. In flight they look a bit like pterodactyls.

The flying foxes (aka as fruit bats) will strip a tree bare of fruit in a matter of minutes - we cover our fig trees with purse seine fishing nets. They're also smelly, especially where they roost.
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