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[thelegendofmik]

Ride the Cyclone is in Australia, and goddamn am I pissed off.

So it's been known for a while that RTC is coming to Australia professionally, but only very recently was the cast announced.

DISCLAIMER: no hate to the cast. between the cost of living crisis and the government abandoning the entertainment industry, i don't blame these performers for taking the first job they're offered. So no hate to the cast!!!

The theatre running the production is Hayes Theatre Co, based in Sydney. I loved this theatre company, because they had a clear focus on amplifying the voices of marginalised performers, however it seems this does not extend to disabled performers.

For a company that has such a focus on diverse stories I was incredibly disappointed (but entirely unsurprised) to see that Ricky is being played by an able-bodied actor. The cast has racial, gender, and size diversity (which don't get me wrong, is wonderful), but its devastating to see that Hayes has clearly licensed the newer edition of the script, the one that erases any visible sign of Ricky's disability.

For a theatre that emphasises authentic, diverse representation on its stage, it is disgusting to see them perform a show that is a mockery of the disabled experience, created by a man who has used disability as his punchline for his entire career; the version of the script licensed being influenced by the very people who hate crimed the marginalised performer they were supposed to protect.

There are many fun shows Hayes could have picked up that are a much much better representation of the disabled experience -- Tae Tae in the Land of Yaas (an Australian Production, again something this company tends to showcase on their stage), The Little Big Things, How To Dance in Ohio, just to name a few. Instead they had to choose the one that is violently ableist and presents Ricky as a caricature of the stereotypical non-verbal disabled kid. They chose the show in which it is easily accessible knowledge that Ricky is supposed to be physically, and visibly, disabled, but that it was changed due to the author's inadvertent support of a violent hate-crime against a marginalised performer.

yannick-robin did not risk his fucking career bravely speaking out about this for it to be completely ignored and glossed over. he did not risk legal action from the very people who hurt him only for people to pretend the show was never problematic because its more convenient for them.

I feel like I'm screaming into a void here, begging for people to listen. Disabled people deserve to have their stories told authentically and safely. Ride the Cyclone is not authentic. It is not a safe show for disabled performers. It has done nothing but harm disabled people.

Hayes Theatre Co, you are now complicit in the damage this show has done to the disabled theatre community. You are complicit in the crimes of Jacob Richmond, Sarah Rasmussen, and her team of ableist shitheads. And if you say "oh they probably don't know"... If a professional theatre company in one of Australia's biggest theatre centres can't be assed to properly research the shows they are producing, then maybe they shouldn't be in the industry.

Hayes Theatre Co, if you say you care about diversity then ignore disabled people, you don't actually care about diversity. You care about being palatable to your audience.

#sorry to my zelda moots this is very different but important lmfaoooo #rtc #ride the cyclone #ride the cyclone musical #mischa bachinski #ricky potts #penny lamb #noel gruber #fuck this shit im out #YANNICK DESERVES JUSTICE #LET ME SET JACOB RICHMOND AND HIS SHITHOLE MUSICAL ON FIRE #MAYBE HE SHOULD VOMIT BLOOD AND GET FIRED FROM HIS JOB AND SEE HOW IT FEELS

[spice-honey]

15 questions / 15 mutuals.

Tagged by @wednesday-deetz , thanks for the tag bb🖤

1. Are you named after anyone?

-I am not lmao my mom picked my name using numerology. She isn't a hippie, but it was desperate times. Shitty 90s ultrasound showed I was a boy (BDE since womb) so she picked a boy name (Rafael) and that was that. Then surprise! Not a boy! That sent her down a spiral of indecision. It took her too so long to come up with a name for me, she used numerology on the last possible legal day to name me otherwise, the government would have chosen one for her.

2. When was the last time you cried?

-Like, a good cry? Probably December.

3. Do you have kids?

-No. Don't want them, don't like them.

4. Do you use sarcasm a lot?

-obviously

5. What sports do you play/have you played?

-loosely: soccer, rugby. Seriously: cheerleading (high school), roller derby, and pole dancing

6. What’s the first thing you notice about other people?

-their face, followed by voice.

7. What’s your eye colour?

-Hazel

8. Scary movies or happy endings?

-Happy endings. Gone are the day I can handle scary movies

9. Any special talents?

-Not.... really? I can roller skate, and do some cool pole tricks I guess.

10. Where were you born?

-Sao Paulo, Brazil

11. What are your hobbies?

-writing fanfiction, reading, Pathfinder (ttrpg), cooking (is eating a hobby?), hiking

12. Do you have any pets?

-One cat

13. How tall are you?

-5’7

14. Favorite subject in school?

-Math and art

15. Dream job?

-I dont dream of labour but... Something in fashion

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Maybe you'd just like a break from Santa Claus, Ebenezer Scrooge, George Bailey, and the other usual suspects. Maybe you're just not feeling the Christmas spirit this year. Maybe you feel like you're going to scream if you see one more Hallmark Channel or Lifetime Christmas movie. Whatever the case, this blog has your back, with some off-the-sleigh-path movies that you can safely categorize as Christmas movies under the Die Hard rule.

• The Thin Man

Nick and Nora Charles drink as much as your uncle at the family Christmas party. But, while your uncle repeats everything he's read on Facebook or heard on Fixed Noise or Overthrow America Now, Nick and Nora say things that are witty and clever. And, every now and then, they get the whim to solve crimes. Here, they're visiting New York for the holidays when an old friend asks them to find her missing relative, the titular thin man.

• The Miracle of Morgan's Creek

This is the story of Norval Jones and Trudy Kockenlocker (let's take a moment to savor that name, shall we?). Norval has had a thing for Trudy as far back as anyone can remember. However, Trudy hasn't noticed: she's got a thing for men in uniform, and Norval is 4-F due to panic attacks. One spring night, Trudy uses a date with Norval as a smokescreen so she can go to a party for members of the armed forces who are heading off to fight in World War II. She returns with a splitting headache, hazy memories of the night before, and a cheap wedding ring on her finger. The wedding may not have been legal, but the consummation was 100% real, as she has a baby on the way. The movie follows their efforts to fix things so that she and her child won't be smeared for life.

• The Lemon Drop Kid

Bob Hope stars as Sydney Melbourne, although so many people call him the Lemon Drop Kid that he doesn't even recognize the other name. He makes a living as a racetrack tout, conning gullible bettors. That leads to trouble when he makes a mark of the arm candy of a crime boss. Now, he's got until Christmas to pay $10,000, or the matter will be handed over to Sam the Surgeon, who brags about how many of his patients don't make it off the operating table.

• Black Christmas

If not the first slasher movie, the one that helped pave the way. A mysterious killer holes up in the attic of a sorority house, killing the residents one by one. The original stars Olivia Hussey and John Saxon; it was followed by two movies using the same title, but both should be avoided.

• Mitchell

Dirty Harry led to a lot of knockoffs, and they don't come any dirtier than Mitchell; he's a police detective who always looks like he's either starting or coming off of a bender. He upholds the law, just as long as it suits his purposes; he shoots people just to find out who they are, and isn't above accepting a bribe in the form of a $1000 a night sex worker.

• Trading Places

A Wall Street up-and-comer and a street-level con artist find themselves at the center of a low-stakes wager between the heads of an established firm. Takes place at Christmas.

• Night of the Comet

In this movie, the Christmas season coincides with the Earth passing through the tail of a comet that hasn't come this close since the dinosaurs died out. As it turns out, that last part isn't a coincidence: Everyone who was fully exposed to the comet turns to red dust; everyone who was fully shielded by steel survives; and everyone who wasn't fully shielded turns into a zombie.

• Trancers

A villain in a postapocalyptic future uses time travel to attempt to kill off the government leaders before they're born, so Jack Deth must go back and live in his ancestor's body to stop him. Includes a shootout involving a zombie Santa.

• Brazil

Terry Gilliam's dystopian masterpiece.

• The Ref

Denis Leary is a cat burglar pulling off one last job before he retires. When things go wrong, he hides out in a nearby house until the heat dies down. Unfortunately for him, the house is home to a bickering couple, and he must pretend to be a marriage counselor when their family comes for Christmas dinner.

• Kiss Kiss Bang Bang

Robert Downey, Jr., plays a burglar who gets mistaken for an actor. Cast in a mystery movie, he ruffles the feathers of a gay private eye (Val Kilmer), but the two must team up when Downey is framed for murder. This is the movie that convinced a lot of people that Downey would make a good Tony Stark.

• Krampus

A family finds itself dealing with the evil opposite of Santa Claus when their Christmas spirit is lacking. Tread carefully looking for this: Krampus is a figure of folklore, so anyone with film and a script can make a movie and call it Krampus. You want the 2015 feature film from the guy who made Trick 'r Treat.

[coochiequeens]

Trigger Warning - this details acts of animal cruelty and then attacks on women.                                                      Ladies in Australia take some self defense classes now. 

AU — Anakie, Victoria. Thirty years ago, a killer held a suburban town in the grip of terror for seven weeks of summer, causing real estate values to plunge and locals to take cover indoors at night. The inmate, who is serving a life sentence for a series of stalking murders targeting women because “I hate them,” will soon have a chance at parole.

Paul Charles Denyer, the third of six children, was born in Sydney, Australia in 1972 to working class British immigrants, and began openly identifying as a woman named Paula in 2021. The Gender Question

Last year, the inmate filed freedom of information requests inquiring about the Victorian government’s gender reassignment surgery policy for inmates, and formally requested an evaluation for gender surgery. His application was denied by medical specialists, and he lost a legal battle seeking permission to buy and wear makeup.

Mr Denyer has been behind bars since his 1993 arrest for attacking four random women with a knife in separate incidents, killing three.

Hate for Women, Urge to Kill

Video of the police interrogation following Mr Denyer’s arrest show him laughing when asked, “Were you responsible for the deaths of these women?” After over 1500 questions and hours in police custody, the suspect nonchalantly confessed. “Can you explain why we have women victims?” an officer inquired.

Mr Denyer replied: “I just hate them.”

The officer responded, “I beg your pardon,” to which Mr Denyer reiterated, “I hate them.”

The officer asked, “Those particular girls or women in general?” Mr Denyer told the officer, “General.” Mr Denyer additionally revealed: “I’ve always wanted to kill, waiting for the right time, waiting for that silent alarm to trigger me off.”

Youth

As a child, Paul practiced slashing open the throats of inanimate objects and animals, long before starting on women at the age of 21.

He obsessively watched such gory horror flicks as The Stepfather, Fear and Halloween and became fixated on collecting knives, clubs and slingshots.

The boy began slitting open the throats of his sister’s toy bears. At one point, he killed the family kitten with his brother’s pocketknife and suspended its little body from a tree.

One day at school, Paul suddenly assaulted a fellow student who was chewing on a pen, causing the pen to become lodged in the other child’s throat.

Between the ages of 13 and 15, Paul had a series of run-ins with the law. Two incidents involved theft, including theft of a car. In other incidents, he made a false report to the fire brigade, caused willful damage and forced another boy to masturbate in front of children.

In the interview with police, he recalled having the urge to kill from age 14. As he grew to adulthood, he was never able to keep a job. His final employer suspected him of having slaughtered and dismembered two goats housed in a paddock next door.

Launch of Campaign of Terror

While his live-in girlfriend Sharon Johnson worked two phone jobs to support them both, Mr Denyer secretly embarked on a campaign of terror in their town of Frankston. He broke into the flat of one fellow tenant while she was away, and slashed her clothes and engagement pictures. He peeped into the window of another woman.

In February 1993, the malicious mischief escalated. Mr Denyer entered a nearby flat where Donna, a friend to him and his girlfriend, lived with her fiancé Les and their new baby. Mr Denyer slaughtered and disemboweled the couple’s pet cat, ripped out its eyes and spread its entrails around the flat. He sprayed cat’s blood everywhere, including on walls and in a laundry basket filled with baby clothes, and scrawled in blood “Dead Don” and “Donna – You’re Dead.” He slit the throats of the cat’s two kittens and left the tiny animals to bleed out in a baby’s bath filled with water.

Opening every drawer, he pulled out clothes, cut them up and strew them everywhere. Cupboard doors were completely destroyed. Photos of centerfold pin-ups seized from Les’s collection were slashed. One pin-up photo was placed atop the corpse of the mother cat while another was laid across the crib of the couple’s infant. He used shaving foam to write “Donna and Robyn” on the mirror of a dressing table. Robyn, a near stranger to Donna, had lived temporarily with Donna’s sister, Tricia, who had also befriended Mr Denyer and his girlfriend. Following the incident, Mr Denyer assured Donna she would be safe and promised to personally handle the vandal whenever he was caught.

Murder Spree

On the evening of June 11, 1993, Mr Denyer grabbed 18-year-old Elizabeth Stevens when she disembarked a bus. Pretending that aluminum piping he held to the teen’s neck was a gun, he warned that he would shoot her if she screamed or tried to run.

During the eventual police interrogation, Mr Denyer recounted for arresting officers what had ensued after he forced the TAFE NSW student into Lloyd Park: I held the ‘gun’ to the back of her neck, walked across the track over towards the other small sandhill or something. And on the other side of that hill, she asked me if she could, you know – go to the toilet, so to speak. So I respected her privacy. So I turned around and everything while she did it and everything. When she finished we just walked down towards where the goal posts are and we turned right and headed towards the area where she was found. … I started choking her with my hands and she passed out after a while. You know, the oxygen got cut off to her head and she just stopped. And then I pulled out the knife … and stabbed her many times in the throat. And she was still alive. And then she stood up and then we walked around and all that, just walking around a few steps, and then I threw her on the ground and stuck my foot over her neck to finish her off. The murderer undressed the teen’s lifeless body from the waist up and used a homemade knife to carve a zigzag pattern into her chest. He dragged the body to a drain.

On July 8, nearly a month later, Mr Denyer spotted Roszsa Toth, a 41-year-old bank clerk, as she walked home from work. Warning that he had a gun, he tried to force Ms Toth into a nature reserve. She resisted. In the struggle, the suspect ripped out clumps of the woman’s hair and tore her clothes, and she repeatedly bit his finger to the bone. After successfully fighting off the assailant, Ms Toth flagged down a passing car.

That plan foiled, Mr Denyer fled and targeted Debbie Fream that same evening. The 22-year-old mother of a 12 days-old newborn left her car door unlocked when she drove to the store for a bottle of milk. Mr Denyer entered the vehicle and hid in the back seat. When the woman returned from the store, he seized control of the car and drove away with her. He strangled Ms Fream and stabbed her 24 times before discarding the body in a paddock.

The killer struck a final time on the afternoon of July 30, kidnapping 17-year-old Natalie Russell as she cut across a bike track on her way home from John Paul College. The girl valiantly fought back. Angered, Mr Denyer stabbed the teen viciously and repeatedly in the face and neck, and cut her throat. He abandoned the body in bushes near the bike track.

Clues

Shortly before the incident, a postman had sighted a yellow Toyota Corona in the area with a man slumped down in the front seat of the vehicle as if to hide. A passing police officer also spotted the car. Observing that the vehicle had no license plates, the officer recorded its registration number. Police learned that a vehicle matching the same description had been seen in the vicinity of the location in which Ms Fream’s body was discovered. Police traced the car’s registration, which led them to Paul Denyer. Captured Officers who went to the man’s residence observed multiple cuts on and a chunk of skin missing from his hand. Skin from an unknown hand had been found on the neck of the 17-year-old student who had become the serial killer’s final victim. Mr Denyer was hauled in for questioning. After learning of the wealth of forensic and circumstantial evidence against him, he admitted guilt.

What Lies Ahead

Under the term of his sentence, Mr Denyer, who is now aged 50, will become eligible for parole in June 2023 when he will have served 30 years in prison.

Revealed: No Mercy, No Remorse, a feature film directed by Terry Carlyon and hosted by crime reporter John Silvester, is based on the killer’s life. The documentary will air on Stan, a streaming media network.

#australia #paula Denyer is Paul #Why is this guy being paroled? #He’s only 50 #Lots of men can still be dangerous at that age #Why wasn’t he locked up as a kid?

[qnewslgbtiqa]

Christian school suspended student for coming out as gay

New Post has been published on https://qnews.com.au/christian-school-suspended-student-for-coming-out-as-gay/

Christian school suspended student for coming out as gay

When James Elliot-Watson was 15, his Christian school banned him from becoming a prefect and even suspended him because he’d revealed that he was gay.

James recalled his experience in year 10 in 2011. He said independent religious school in Sydney suspended him, denied him leadership roles and outed him to his parents.

“I came out in class and following that, I was pulled into the vice principal’s office,” James recalled.

“At that meeting, I was told I’d incur a school suspension. They told me I’d no longer be allowed to stand for prefect. I wasn’t allowed to go on any more leadership camps.

“The school pulled my siblings in and told them that I’d done something that was potentially going to endanger my family at the school.

“After that, the school called my parents in for a meeting and told them.”

The school told James and his parents he needed counselling. That included meetings with a so-called “ex-gay” man who told him he could change.

“There was a lot of posturing about AIDS. It was a real fear campaign run by people in that school to make me ‘scared straight’,” James recalled.

He’s one of over two dozen students and teachers whose stories are shared in a new report from Equality Australia.

The report describes the LGBTQ+ discrimination as “endemic” in religious schools and organisations around Australia.

James recalled of his own experience, “The onus was always put back onto me like it was my fault, because I was gay, because I was here talking about it.

“It was just a terrible weight, a needless weight to put on a teenager.”

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‘Children have been told they are going to hell’

Lead author and Equality Australia Legal Director Ghassan Kassisieh said the new report “uncovers the tip of an ugly iceberg of LGBTQ+ discrimination”.

“We are talking about students who have been forced out of school or teachers who have been fired from their jobs or denied promotions,” he said.

“In other cases, children have been told they are going to hell.”

“These organisations rely on billions of dollars of public funding.

“But they’re not required to comply with the same laws in employment, education and service delivery as other organisations.

“The law in Australia is out of step with 21st century community expectations and it urgently needs to change.

“Everyone deserves the same legal protections from discrimination.”

National Catholic Education Commission director Jacinta Collins rejected the assertion that religious schools seek to discriminate against staff or students.

She claimed the schools were maintaining their religious identity and mission.

“If individuals do not support our ethos, they’re able to choose another school for enrolment or employment,” Ms Collins said.

However, Equality Australia found that nine out of ten of the Catholic schools reviewed – educating 70% of all Australian Catholic school students – published so little information about LGBTQ+ inclusion that prospective parents, students or employees can’t tell whether they’ll be welcomed or face discrimination.

‘Sitting on the fence is no longer good enough’

Equality Australia also found almost 1 in 10 of Australia’s largest faith-based service providers publicly discriminate against LGBTQ+ people. Almost 4 in 10 are silent in their positions on LGBTQ+ inclusion.

“The door should always be open to LGBTQ+ people who need healthcare, housing or disability support – no matter who is delivering that service,” Ghassan Kassisieh said.

“Sitting on the fence is no longer good enough. Services must be inclusive and say so, to ensure equal access for everyone who needs support.”

It comes as the government considers legislation to, among other things, scrap religious exemptions allowing these forms of discrimination.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has demanded bipartisan support, he says, to avoid a divisive culture war. But a political disagreement could shelve the reform. Equality Australia welcomed fresh talk of Labor working with the Greens to secure support.

Ghassan Kassisieh said legal protections for students and teachers, which Labor committed to before the election, are “too important to play politics with”.

“We urge all parliamentarians to engage with the government in good faith, and for the government to stay true to its election promise,” he said.

For the latest LGBTIQA+ Sister Girl and Brother Boy news, entertainment, community stories in Australia, visit qnews.com.au. Check out our latest magazines or find us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube.

#education #religion #sydney

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The agreement will remove tariffs on over 99 per cent of the $9.2 billion Australian goods exported to the UK annually. It will help revitalise local manufacturing and provide new access to the UK’s government procurement market worth an estimated half a trillion dollars annually.

In addition, it will see Australian professionals gain access to the UK jobs market on par with EU nationals, with more opportunities for intra-company transfers and for working holiday makers.

This gold-standard agreement goes beyond Australia’s pre-existing approaches in bilateral agreements on gender and the environment by establishing new commitments and cooperation. Provisions on Investor-State Dispute Settlement, which allow investors to initiate legal action against governments, are not included in the agreement.

The agreement also includes a range of commitments that will advance the commercial interests of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, including providing for royalties to be paid to First Nations artists where their artworks are resold in the UK. Importantly, the Australian Government’s Indigenous Procurement Policy will continue to benefit Indigenous-owned businesses.

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The Australia-UK FTA is a historic agreement, representing the UK’s first new trade deal signed since Brexit. It will reset access to the UK market for Australian exporters. Royal Assent paves the way for both countries to bring the agreement into force as soon as possible.

The agreement will remove tariffs on over 99 per cent of the $9.2 billion Australian goods exported to the UK annually. It will help revitalise local manufacturing and provide new access to the UK’s government procurement market worth an estimated half a trillion dollars annually.

In addition, it will see Australian professionals gain access to the UK jobs market on par with EU nationals, with more opportunities for intra-company transfers and for working holiday makers.

This gold-standard agreement goes beyond Australia’s pre-existing approaches in bilateral agreements on gender and the environment by establishing new commitments and cooperation. Provisions on Investor-State Dispute Settlement, which allow investors to initiate legal action against governments, are not included in the agreement.

The agreement also includes a range of commitments that will advance the commercial interests of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, including providing for royalties to be paid to First Nations artists where their artworks are resold in the UK. Importantly, the Australian Government’s Indigenous Procurement Policy will continue to benefit Indigenous-owned businesses.

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Customs and Quarantine Clearance Quarantine procedures

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Seizure of Goods

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UK FREE TRADE AGREEMENT WITH AUSTRALIA

The Australian Government welcomes the announcement that Royal Assent has been given to legislation to bring the Australia-United Kingdom Free Trade Agreement into effect in the UK.

The Australia-UK FTA is a historic agreement, representing the UK’s first new trade deal signed since Brexit. It will reset access to the UK market for Australian exporters. Royal Assent paves the way for both countries to bring the agreement into force as soon as possible.

The agreement will remove tariffs on over 99 per cent of the $9.2 billion Australian goods exported to the UK annually. It will help revitalise local manufacturing and provide new access to the UK’s government procurement market worth an estimated half a trillion dollars annually.

In addition, it will see Australian professionals gain access to the UK jobs market on par with EU nationals, with more opportunities for intra-company transfers and for working holiday makers.

This gold-standard agreement goes beyond Australia’s pre-existing approaches in bilateral agreements on gender and the environment by establishing new commitments and cooperation. Provisions on Investor-State Dispute Settlement, which allow investors to initiate legal action against governments, are not included in the agreement.

The agreement also includes a range of commitments that will advance the commercial interests of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, including providing for royalties to be paid to First Nations artists where their artworks are resold in the UK. Importantly, the Australian Government’s Indigenous Procurement Policy will continue to benefit Indigenous-owned businesses.

The Australia-UK FTA will enter into force after UK processes are complete and Australia and the UK exchange diplomatic notes identifying a commencement date.

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Benefits of Hiring an Expert for Hot Water Installation Sydney

Water heater systems are an integral part of our lives. When it comes to repair or installation, we often need to pay more attention to the importance of getting it done by professionals. However, it is important to note that with high-quality professional hot water installation in Sydney, a water heater can run for several years.

Hot water systems play an essential role and offer a consistent water supply for everyday household activities like showering, cooking, cleaning and even washing. Therefore, it makes sense to take proactive measures to preserve and extend the lifespan. Professional installation and regular maintenance thus ensure that the water heater system is performing at its best. Through this blog, let us know the numerous benefits of availing experts to install the hot water system in your household.

You get an expert service

Sometimes, it gets confusing to make out what is wrong with your hot water system. Issues like strange noises from the device or taking unusually more time to heat water are some of the most common yet annoying issues with the hot water system. Fixing the problems by using handyperson services or implementing DIY methods may put you into more significant trouble. Hire a licensed plumber to improve your life by achieving a guaranteed service.

You avail proper maintenance

Hiring professionals for hot water installation in Sydney��is best to maintain your hot water system for years to come. Professionals can conduct basic operations and bring about necessary changes and adjustments. For example, replacing the anode rod and flushing the system can make significant improvements in the water heaters. When you enable proper upkeep of your heater, it operates more efficiently, which minimises the utility costs to a great extent. Additionally, when a machine is running on consistent maintenance, there is less likelihood of future breakdowns or costly repairs.

You get the perfect installation in one go

Water heater installation is more challenging than it might appear. Inexperienced professionals handling the installation may lead to several issues, and you may have to go for re-installation. Engaging an expert helps to get the job done right at the first attempt. Also, you do not have to deal with costly repairs or mistakes, and you do not have to experience repeated leaks or water heater issues in the long run.

You enjoy a safe installation service

Every water heater pertains to specific safety standards based on whether it is powered by gas or electricity or has a tank. Additionally, the professionals follow specific building codes set by the government to protect the legal regulations.  

You save a lot of time

Professionals are knowledgeable and experienced in handling several repairs and maintenance of hot water systems. They are well-versed in the intricacies of the job and can complete the work much faster than you expect. Hence, make your time more worthwhile by hiring hot water installation experts.

Need a reliable hot water installation in Sydney? Look no further than Svea Electrical. We provide a high-quality installation and maintenance of your water heater through certified and experienced professionals. For more details about our services, reach out to our customer executives now!

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Your Old Car’s New Journey: Car Removals And The Auto Sector

The journey of an old car doesn’t end at a driveway or a garage. It’s the beginning of a new chapter that plays a crucial role in the auto sector. This blog explores the world of car removals in Sydney and their impact on the automotive industry.

The Need for Car Removals

Old cars, left unattended, are not more than an eyesore. They can leak harmful fluids and take up valuable space. Removing these cars is essential for maintaining a clean and safe environment. It’s not just about decluttering; it’s about responsible car ownership.

What Happens in Car Removals?

Car removal is a straightforward process. It often starts with a car owner contacting a removal service. The service assesses the car, provides a quote, and arranges a pick-up. The car is then towed away, marking the start of its new journey.

Step-By-Step Process of Car Pick-Up

The process of unwanted car pick-up is explained below: 

Contact a Removal Service: When it’s time to sell your old car, the first step is finding a trustworthy car removal Sydney service. Look for a service with good reviews and a strong reputation. Making the right choice ensures a smooth and stress-free experience. You can usually contact them online or via phone, and they will guide you through the next steps.

Assessment and Quotation: Once you have chosen a service, they will assess your car. This assessment can involve checking the car’s condition, age, make, and model. Based on this evaluation, they will offer you a price. Some services might even offer a quote over the phone or online, making it more convenient for you.

Towing: After agreeing on a price, the car removal Sydney service will arrange to tow your car. This is usually done at no extra cost to you. They will set a date and time that’s convenient and come to your location. The towing process is handled professionally, ensuring that there’s no damage to your property.

Processing: The final step in your car’s journey is processing. At the facility, professionals will dismantle your car. Usable parts are salvaged for resale or reuse, and the rest of the car is recycled responsibly. This process reduces waste and is an integral part of the vehicle’s lifecycle.

Economic Aspect Of Car Removals

This industry is not just about disposing of old cars; it’s a thriving economic sector. It creates jobs, supports the recycling industry, and provides materials for other sectors. Old cars are not just scrap; they are valuable economic assets.

The car removal industry is a significant part of the global trade system. Salvaged parts and materials often find markets overseas, contributing to international trade dynamics.

Legal And Safety Considerations

Legal and safety procedures govern Sydney car removals. Owners must furnish proper documentation, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations. This guarantees a safe and lawful process. Moreover, the towing and dismantling process must meet stringent safety standards, safeguarding workers, car owners, and the environment against potential accidents and hazards.

The Second Life of a Removed Car

Removed cars often find new life in different forms. Parts can be reused in other vehicles, and materials can be recycled for various purposes. The journey of a car doesn’t end at removal; it transforms into something new.

Many parts of an old car are still valuable and can be used in other vehicles. Engines, transmissions, mirrors, and even smaller components like switches and dials can find new life in other cars. This not only saves money for car owners looking for parts but also reduces the demand for new parts manufacturing.

Future of Car Removals in the Auto Sector

The future of the Sydney car collection appears promising. Furthermore, with technological advancements and heightened environmental awareness, this sector is poised for increased efficiency and eco-friendliness. As an evolving industry, it plays a significant role in the future of automobiles.

Moreover, emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence and machine learning are set to revolutionize the car pick-up process. Consequently, these advancements could result in more efficient sorting and processing of materials. Additionally, as the global shift towards electric vehicles gains momentum, the car removal industry is adapting to handle the unique challenges posed by EVs.

Conclusion

Your old car’s journey is an important part of the auto sector’s lifecycle. Car collections are more than just getting rid of an old vehicle; they’re about responsibility, sustainability, and innovation. As we move towards a more eco-conscious world, the role of car pick-up becomes increasingly vital.

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Why Study in Australia?

We aren’t talking about foreign countries here, it’s about a whole CONTINENT! Australia is a place known for its scintillating scenery and exotic wildlife. But more than just being eye candy for tourists from all over the world, it’s also the 3rd most popular destination for international students, only behind the US and UK, to study and work.

There are a lot of reasons for this affection towards Australia as a leading studying destination, and we will delve into the 6 main ones –

1. Quality Education –

Australia has a lot of world-class institutions which are internationally recognised as being successful providers of innovative and practical knowledge to every student which enrols with them. The curriculum focuses more on the practicalities around a particular concept and thus, provides ample opportunities to a student for its creative evolvement. The student support system in almost all universities in Australia ensures that life after college is also sorted for the student. The University of Melbourne, University of Sydney, University of Queensland, and Australian National University, are some of the leading institutions where international students can secure their seat. Accountancy, Architecture, Business and Management, and Law, are some of the in-demand courses with high job prospects in Australia.

2. Friendly Student Visa Policies

Australia is very amiable with foreign students and promotes education in Australia as a rewarding thing to do, with its high-class teaching and adequate job opportunities. In that regard, it’s policies around inducting foreign students for their degree programs follows the simple procedure of applying, evaluating and acceptance. Apart from the easy policies around providing student visas, most of the Universities also provide scholarships and accommodations to every student and thus, support the government’s initiative to promote Education for All.

3. Diverse cultural portfolio

30% of Australian citizens are born overseas, and this is enough testimony to the fact that Australia is a very cordial and tender place for international students, and invites cultural diversity as a necessity for its wholesome development as an evolving nation. Australia has always been very clear in representing itself as a favourable destination to study and settle, and it shows in its transparent legal system and warm foreign policies. Needless to say, anyone who visits Australia will eventually start feeling at home, since such a mix of race and cultures is bound to grip them in one whole religion which celebrates diversity as a part and parcel of living on this planet.

4. Safety

Australia had earlier been subject to some racial tensions, especially with the Indians, but all of this is in the past. Australia is now regarded as a country with one of the lowest crime rates, with open and safe public spaces for everyone irrespective of their race or colour. The government policies and people’s perceptions around other cultures have been revamped to inculcate diversity as a necessity for the growth and evolvement of Australia, as a nation!

5. Exotic locations and paradise for travellers

All work and no play make Jack a dull boy! Well, Jack in Australia can never feel dull, owing to the exciting outdoor adventures and breath-taking scenery he can enjoy and indulge in. Australia has a lot of vast spaces, rough terrains, and golden beaches, to enjoy and cherish. The diversity of humans found in Australia is not the only diversity it has, since it also resides some of the world’s rarest species of animals found nowhere else in the world. Australia has a lot of scenic beauty and most of it can be attributed to the fact that natural beauty is appreciated and protected for better sustainability. Air pollution is negligible and cities are filled with green lush areas and brimming wildlife.

6. High standard of living and opportunities

Australia is regarded as a trusted destination for international students as the quality of living in Australia is well above average of the world. The infrastructure, healthcare, transport, education, and government services are regarded highly for their novel approaches and quality service.

WANT TO STUDY IN AUSTRALIA?

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We have tried to club all the reasons as to why studying in Australia would be the best decision you can probably make for your career, but there are still so many reasons that it is difficult to cover all of them! Nevertheless, Australia is a ‘dream destination’ for international students and experience of living in Australia is ‘dream-like’.

Get started with the admission process, click on the following link for the next step – https://turningpoint.in/australia/

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RCG Courses: Path to Legal Employment in NSW's Gambling Outlets!

The RCG Course in Sydney trains individuals to be conscientious, lawful, and considerate of the social implications of gambling. Read on to know more!

In New South Wales (NSW), Australia's gambling industry thrives as a major part of the local economy, offering numerous job opportunities. However, working in the legal gambling outlets in NSW is not as straightforward as simply applying for a job. In order to uphold ethical standards and comply with the legal requirements, an aspiring employee must go through the Responsible Gambling Services (RGS) and/or Responsible Conduct of Gambling course. This educational tool or RCG Course Sydney is aimed at training individuals to be conscientious, lawful, and considerate of the social implications of gambling.

Understanding Responsible Gambling

Responsible gambling is an overarching concept that takes into consideration various aspects of the gambling business, including legal compliance, ethical behaviour, consumer protection, and public welfare. It recognises the importance of maintaining a balance between the entertainment aspects of gambling and its potential negative consequences on individuals and society.

What is the Responsible Gambling Services Course?

The Responsible Gambling Services (RGS) course in NSW is designed to equip employees working within the gambling industry with the knowledge and skills required to perform their roles responsibly. The course covers everything from understanding gambling laws and regulations to identifying problematic gambling behaviour and learning how to intervene appropriately.

Here's a more detailed look at what this course covers:

1. Legal Framework

Understanding the specific laws and regulations governing gambling in NSW is essential. The course provides insight into the legal obligations of employees and employers, ensuring that operations remain within the bounds of the law.

2. Ethical Considerations

The RGS course emphasises the importance of integrity, transparency, and responsibility in all aspects of the gambling business. It teaches prospective employees how to conduct themselves professionally, respecting both company policies and societal norms.

3. Problem Gambling and Intervention

Gambling can lead to addiction and financial hardships for some individuals. The course teaches how to recognise the signs of problem gambling and how to provide assistance, including referring customers to support services when necessary.

4. Community Awareness and Communication Skills

Engaging with the community and maintaining open communication with patrons is a vital aspect of responsible gambling. The course equips learners with the skills to communicate effectively and foster positive relationships with patrons and the broader community.

Who Should Take the Course?

The RGS course is a legal requirement for those looking to work in gambling venues in NSW, including casinos, clubs, hotels, and other licensed establishments. Whether you are a gaming attendant, supervisor, or seeking a managerial position, this course is an essential step in your career progression.

Conclusion: A Commitment to Excellence

Undertaking the Responsible Gambling Services course is not merely a matter of fulfilling legal requirements. It represents a commitment to excellence, ethical behaviour, and community well-being. By equipping employees with the right tools and knowledge, it contributes to a healthier, more transparent, and conscientious gambling industry in NSW.

For those interested in a career in this thriving sector, the RCG Course Sydney is the gateway to working in legal gambling outlets in NSW. It provides an essential foundation and instils a sense of purpose and responsibility that transcends mere job training, emphasising a holistic approach to one of the most dynamic and complex industries in the region.

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NSW government overhauls tax regime for Star Casino, arguing thousands of jobs were at risk

Sydney's Star Casino has been thrown a lifeline by the New South Wales government in the form of a "transitional" tax levy for the next seven years.

The Minns government today announced an overhaul of the previous government's tax arrangements for the casino arguing thousand of jobs were at risk if it did not act.

The Coalition had proposed raising the tax rate on poker machines duties by between 46.7 and 60.67 per cent, earning an estimated $360 million in additional revenue.

The rate will instead rise to 22.91 per cent in 2027 and stay that way until mid-2030.

The state government said former treasurer Matt Kean had not consulted with The Star on the plan.

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Fury over PM's call on religious discrimination laws

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Fury over PM's call on religious discrimination laws

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has caused outrage with an ultimatum on his government’s religious discrimination legislation.

The Sydney Morning Herald reported Anthony Albanese told a Labor caucus meeting on Tuesday morning he wouldn’t put the legislation forward unless opposition leader Peter Dutton and the Coalition supported it.

Scott Morrison’s own religious discrimination bill famously fell apart before the 2022 election. Several Liberal MPs ultimately voted against it in parliament.

At the time, Labor promised to introduce their own reforms. Now, the government has a pair of as-yet-unseen bills ready, the Herald reports.

Anthony Albanese confirmed he’d told Peter Dutton the new proposal must have bipartisan support before he put it forward.

Ultimatum will delay removal of religious exemptions

However, LGBTQIA+ advocates are angry as this ultimately will likely delay one crucial reform: the long-awaited removal of religious exemptions permitting discrimination against LGBTIQA+ staff and students.

Those exemptions in Australian law currently permit religious schools and other faith organisations to discriminate against lesbian, gay and trans people.

Equality Australia has called for the government to repeal the exemptions for years.

They’ve warned Albanese he must keep his election commitment to do so and are frustrated at the prospect of more delays.

“While we continue to wait for the law to change, more people will lose their jobs and more children will be denied leadership roles or be forced to leave school,” Equality Australia’s Legal Director Ghassan Kassisieh said.

“We have spent more than a decade raising this issue, with many reviews and attempts to change the law.

“If the Prime Minister is serious about fulfilling his election commitment, he can take simple and quick steps right now to end discrimination against LGBTQ+ students and staff in religious schools.”

Just.Equal spokesperson Rodney Croome said Coalition support for the move was “very unlikely” and blasted Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.

“Last year Albanese walked across Sydney Harbour Bridge to mark WorldPride,” he said.

“Now, he’s throwing us off the bridge to appease those who want the right to expel, sack and otherwise mistreat us.

“In its entire time in office, the Coalition failed to protect LGBTIQA+ students and staff from discrimination by faith-based schools. It’s very unlikely to have changed its mind.

“By giving the Coalition a veto over Labor policy, Anthony Albanese has broken Labor’s election commitment and sold out LGBTIQA+ students and staff.”

Rodney Croome said his home state of Tasmania had banned faith-based schools discriminating against LGBTIQA+ staff and students “for a quarter century without the sky falling in.”

Liberal Michaelia Cash argues for religious freedom

At the weekend, the Coalition’s shadow Attorney-General Michaelia Cash said she’d heard “very concerning things” about the Albanese government’s proposals.

She demanded religious schools be able to “operate in accordance with their values, their doctrines and beliefs.”

“There is a real risk here that religious schools will not be able to conduct themselves in accordance with their values,” the Liberal MP told Sky News.

On Monday the Greens argued religious schools – particularly those receiving public funding – shouldn’t be discriminating against people.

Greens LGBTQIA+ spokesperson Stephen Bates said he’s also worried that, just like in 2022, the rebooted religious discrimination debate will “unleash a torrent of LGBTIQA+ hate in our political system, our media and our community.”

“Anti-discrimination laws can’t be a Trojan horse for other kinds of discrimination,” he added.

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How Much Does a Bathroom Renovation Cost?

Hiring licensed tradies is essential for any renovation. Plumbers lay down pipes and install toilets, showers, sinks, and bathtubs. They charge on average $80 per hour.

It’s important to do your research before you hire any company. You can check the license of a tradesperson on Licence Hero or through your local government authority. To know more about cost of Cost of Bathroom Renovation Sydney, visit the Eastern Suburbs Bathroom Renovations website or call 0415902838.

For bathroom renovations that involve plumbing and electrical work, it is important to have specialised tradespeople coordinate the project. These professionals should be licensed, insured and experienced in renovating bathrooms. They should also have connections with high-quality materials and suppliers.

Unexpected issues can pop up during the course of a bathroom renovation, such as rotting timber or structurally weak floors. These can increase the cost of the job significantly. Other common unforeseen problems include asbestos discovery behind tiles, choked drains and a leaking freestanding tub. These issues can be costly to fix, but a good bathroom renovation company will help you manage these costs.

Bathrooms need to meet many functional requirements and should also be comfortable, cosy, and attractive. It’s important to choose the right design and layout for your new bathroom, as this will determine how much it costs.

A qualified tiler is needed for waterproofing and wall and floor tiling. They’re licensed, so you can rest assured that your renovation meets all the legal requirements of the Australian Building Code.

Licensed electricians are responsible for installing wirings, switches, and lighting. They can also add mood and lighting features to enhance the look of your bathroom. They typically charge from $75 to $100 per hour. They’re one of the most essential tradies for your Sydney bathroom renovation.

Licensed electricians are essential in bathroom renovations. They will install wirings, switches, lighting, heating, and any other electrical features you want in your bathroom. They can also help you add ambiance and style with mood lighting and LED features.

Bathrooms are one of the most common areas where people invest in renovations, especially if they live in an older home. It’s a great way to increase the value of your home, improve functionality, and create a relaxing space.

If you’re thinking about renovating your Sydney bathroom, consider the following tips to keep your costs down. This will ensure that your renovation is a success.

A properly designed and executed bathroom renovation can add 10% to the value of your home. This is because it increases functionality and aesthetically enhances the overall design of your house.

You should hire licensed tradies for all your plumbing works. You can check a tradesman’s licence on Licence Hero or with your local government authority.

If you want to renovate your bathroom, consider getting a bathroom designer. They can help you optimize the space and select fittings that complement your style. They can also visit showrooms to choose tiles and bathroom ware that suit your budget. This will save you time and stress as they manage the entire process for you.

Bathroom renovations are a great way to spruce up your home and increase its value. They can be costly, especially if you’re looking to add luxury fittings. It’s best to consult with a Sydney based company that specialises in bathroom makeovers.

A licensed team of tilers, plumbers, electricians, and water-proofers can help you with your renovation project. They also offer a variety of bathroom packages that fit into any budget.

You can even save money on your renovation if you avoid the most expensive elements, like premium tiles and baths. Also, avoid adding trendy gadgets that might date or become obsolete. A well-designed bathroom will remain in style for a long time.

Licensed electricians will install wirings, switches, lights, heaters and anything that needs an electrical connection. They are also available to add extra features like mood lighting and decorative light fixtures.

Tile expense is one of the most significant elements to consider when renovating your bathroom. It can range from $30 per square metre for standard white tiles to $150 for specialty or natural stone. To know more about cost of Cost of Bathroom Renovation Sydney, visit the Eastern Suburbs Bathroom Renovations website or call 0415902838.

Bathroom renovations are best done by a professional team of renovators, plumbers, electricians, designers and carpenters. This will save you the trouble of dealing with multiple tradies and save you money. It will also ensure quality work and compliance with local building codes and body corporate regulations.

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