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Would love to hear from anyone who's done something similar. How did you land your first clients, what equipment did you start with, and is there anything you wish you'd known before jumping in?

If Townsville became a major settlement location for Israelis, would that make it a geopolitical target and cause property prices to fall as residents move elsewhere? Or would economic growth outweigh those concerns?

That means you can be taxed on increases in your shares, crypto, or investments without selling a thing or receiving a cent.

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61,000 people signed a petition against it. Parliament pushed ahead anyway.

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If your investments crash after you've paid the tax? Tough luck.

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Albo and Jimmy taking notes? 👀

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Sign of what's coming to Australia?

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Hi everyone,

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I'm looking for someone in Brisbane who can service and maintain my mobility scooter and electric adjustable bed. I'd also like to have both items test and tagged if possible.

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Does anyone have recommendations for businesses or mobile technicians who provide this type of service? Preferably someone experienced with assistive technology equipment.

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Thanks in advance.

If something like a hoist, hospital bed, mobility scooter, shower chair, etc. breaks down, who do you contact?

Do you:

Call the supplier?

Go through your support coordinator/provider?

Find an independent technician?

Just wait for a replacement?

Also, how long does it usually take to get fixed?

I've seen a few posts about equipment delays and was curious whether repairs are generally easy to organise or if it's a pain.

Interested in hearing real experiences, especially if you've had a hoist or bed fail unexpectedly. Was getting it repaired quick, or were you left waiting for weeks?

I'm curious if anyone here is already doing this.

Later that evening, I caught my renter buying generic-brand pasta.

I nearly dropped my oat milk flat white.

I explained that if he and the other renter keep refusing to spend $14 on artisanal bronze-cut linguine, the economy could collapse entirely.

He muttered something about the “cost of living.”

Classic scarcity mindset.

I told him that when I was his age, I simply skipped unnecessary luxuries like:

• medical appointments

• vegetables

• toothpaste

• children

He asked how landlords were coping in this crisis.

I had to be honest with him. I was on the verge of an emotional breakdown.

Some of them are only getting six properties approved by the bank now.

One investor had to cancel his third overseas holiday and downgrade the Tesla to the base model.

You could see the pain in his eyes.

Meanwhile, renters keep demanding “insulation” and “functional heating,” as if shelter should be comfortable.

This generation really doesn’t understand sacrifice.