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3 months from the date of expiry, but only without the hassle of having to get a blue slip, hand the plates in and get new ones. You can't drive.
If you do and have an accident basically all insurance will be invalid. including ctp. And that's not to mention the fines you will get.
Thanks guys. Got it all sorted. No fines somehow! Appreciate it.
>, so does that mean for 3 months following august 26th we can still drive?
lol no
As everyone else has said, no, you are unregistered and cannot drive the vehicle except to get it to your nearest pink slip / eSafety inspection station / mechanic.
Once you have inspection and insurance, you can then renew the registration online. If you fail to do this within 90 days your whole rego will be cancelled. This means a blue slip inspection, new unreg vehicle CTP insurance for 12 months, and surrendering old plates and getting new plates issued to establish the new rego from scratch.
Make sure you do it ASAP to avoid the hassles.
Worth noting in NSW, you may drive for the vehicle for the purpose of getting registration. (I.e driving to and from the mechanic for a pink slip)
and every cop car has number plate recognition. just need to drive past a cop car and you'll get flagged as driving an unregistered vehicle.
Every HWP. General duty's don't have it.
Hi r/nsw,
Just wondering if anybody has any recommendations for a psychiatrist or neuropsychiatrist in NSW who meets the following criteria?
- Experience treating Autism Spectrum Disorder in Adults
- Permits Telehealth Appointments
- Has open books or a relatively short (~6month-ish) waiting list?
I’ve tried a bunch of practitioners and keep running into trouble on one or more of the above issues. Starting to think I’m looking for a mythical unicorn….
Hi did you have any luck with this? Been looking for the same thing
Take a look here, they may be of assistance: https://neuroconnections.com.au/
What are people’s thoughts on why Chant was cut off by the Premier today just as she was about to speak to ‘Covid lessons learnt’ informing ‘BAU’?
Is another pandemic imminent?
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-09-25/nsw-cho-confirms-she-will-front-federal-covid-inquiry/102897866#
That's appalling. Public health should not be a political football.
Dr Chant was answering questions about positive outcomes asked directly. Just because Minns wasn't in power at the time he's annoyed. Very, very, poor behaviour.
He didn't want a Powerful Public Servant expressing her opinion on political questions. There have been 2 1/2 years to ask!
His body language after the question is asked is hilarious.
It was quite disrespectful, right?!
Well to be fair I have seen worse. I recall at one stage she was removed completely from the daily updates and was forced to do this online only podcast type thing. I was quite annoyed by that. You could see Mins squirming in the background a bit before he cut her off though...
A couple of years back (2017) I visited the abandoned brewery in Mittagong to take some pictures and absolutely loved the place. I see that it has since been blocked off since 2019 for a renovation. I was basically wondering if the work is finished and if it is open to visitors. If not does anyone have any updates?
Also curious if the surrounding abandoned buildings have also been blocked off. Would love to hear any up to date info
Does anyone know if a truck owner can leave there truck parked in front of your place ??
Is it actually on your land or is it on the street? Hard to tell from the photo but it looks like it's on the street. Probably legal depending on the weight limit for the street.
You don't own the street outside of your house, so its likely legally parked.
doesnt sounds like its private land, but there's often a limit for heavy vehicles to park in residential areas, they have to be there for deliveries but shouldnt be parked long term. Have to look you your councils zoning rules
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If it’s on the road then it’s council/government property. Unless it’s blocking something then it’s legally parked
Is it on your council strip of land,
I know some areas have local council rules about vehicles over certain lengths not being parked in a driveway
Post the photo of it blocking your access so we can make a better judgement of the situation… this pic gives zero information
Thanks all that took the post for what is was a general question got it all sorted now
Yes it's legal to park on the roadside, don't be a Karen. People with trucks also visit or deserve rest.
Thanks wouldn’t of minded so much if they knocked on the door to inform us no to say I’ve got a 2x gate for side access to the block n use it when loading stuff into the Ute n the way it’s been parked makes it hard to enter not to say with the height of the truck they can look straight over the fence
Thankfully he has now gone hopefully it’s not a regular problem
I have a side access that I use thankfully no longer there hopefully will park across the road from now on as it’s a park n don’t block anyone in
Blocking access to my property ( well making it extremely difficult to use my side access ( not to say there is a park across the road )
Again? This time in English.
Just drop a polite note under the wiper, or on the door, explaining that it's making it hard for you to access your property. Most drivers will take heed and not do it again.
If they do, then report it to the council with photos if it is blocking your driveway.
There is always the crazy option of having a chat with the driver/owner. A nice chat. No need to be a righteous bloke but if point out the issue he might be very accommodating and so understanding from each of you in regards to each others problems goes a long way. Might even make a new friend.
Making it difficult is not blocking. You don't own the street, I bet you'd be the first to complain if your package doesn't arrive or your shops don't have food but the people who deliver all that can't even park?
That’s the plan let it go once but definitely will be popping a note for em if it’s there again
More so just wanted to know if anyone knew the laws on it
Ok let me rephrase making it dangerous as it’s a busy road no line of sight and a very tight squeeze that you would need to fold the mirrors in
I guess by your comment your the type of person who see’s a car park 1/4 full n thinks it’s ok to use up 3 car spaces because you couldn’t be bothered parking straight
Someone has changed the name of Abbott North West Twy bus stop to A Butt
Here's the link for live updates on the fuel mix if you're interested
https://aemo.com.au/en/energy-systems/electricity/national-electricity-market-nem/data-nem/data-dashboard-nem
Yet if you look at South Australia for the same time frame it was 60% wind, 30% gas.
Wait till the new line from SA to NSW is in, which should pick up a fair bit of extra power from curtailed installations across the state.
That said. The government absolutely needed to encourage and approve new coal/gas/nuclear/anything plants a decade ago, as we are going to be very screwed very quickly very soon. As our current generation is rapidly approaching retirement.
It's the middle of the night. This is the "baseload". It's very difficult to figure out what should replace coal.
This is only for one (5 minute?) period. Over the last 12 months, coal and gas have accounted for 63% of generation, with virtually all of the rest coming from renewables.
Just now I had to check my RSA on the Service NSW app and noticed that the state government is apparently still doing the digital Photo Card trial. Is anyone ACTUALLY doing this trial or have they just left the option on the app accidentally? I got really excited back in 2021 when it showed up because I kept losing my card and held off on getting a new one because I thought it would be ready in a few months. Two years and two premiers, and the other side of government later they're still doing it? I can't find any recent answers online and I'm really disappointed, does anyone have any information?
still going 3 years later...
I would love it if we could make a huge noise in protest to the stalling of this program. As someone with relatives and friends who don't drive (eg: son has a disability) It really could be seen as discrimination. Why can everyone else stroll into a club with their phone for digital ID yet non-drivers have to carry a plastic card?
I have written twice over the last few years to Service NSW to complain about a lack of progress but nobody is empathetic.
the programs on hold, it was on hold before the budget but now with this new budget it’s definitely not coming out of trial anytime soon
What else can we use for digital ID I lost my card
I hope anyone working for high school in NSW can help me with this question: other than cold calling schools (which I hate) what would be the best way to market a HLTAID011 Provide First Aid course for high school students? this will be offered to be conducted in the school itself, so trainers would come and conduct the course on site.
Hi All, I'm struggling to get insurance on my 2004 pajero, I am a p plater. I made a claim last month, due to roo damage, and now as I am trying to get a new policy (Old one expired). Every where keeps denying me. I need insurance as I live in bum fuck, and the animals out here are crazy. Can anyone help me? I have a daughter and a misses, and dont want them in an non comprehensively insured car
all you can do is shop around.
in the eyes of the insurance company, you are a male, 20, and have a previous claim... this makes you very high risk
That and letting the insurance lapse before renewing it is apparently a big red flag to them
Mate had one beer too many
(Palm Beach)
>Meanwhile, the limited strike rate of detection dogs has also been revealed.
>Only one in four people singled out by the hounds are found to have illicit drugs on them, according to almost a decade of data released in response to a question in parliament from Greens MP Cate Faehrmann.
I just finished working at Listen Out, the police presence was insane man
Looking at a move to somewhere between Byron Bay and Port Macquarie! Anyone know which towns in the region are most cycling-friendly? (For around-the-place commuting)
Thanks!
Maclean is pretty quiet, mostly flat, with the hill on the edge of town. Lots of cyclists around there. Surrounding areas are also pretty flat, but then it’s a bit of a longer trek into town
Nambucca Heads. Macksville.
Port Macquarie has an awesome coastal walk. And the town layout is quite good.
Go for a holiday here and check it out.
Hey all... my son's taking an interest in fountain pens. At what age/class can he start writing with a pen at school?
Public school at present, on school holidays. Yet to get a response from his school.
When I went through school, in about year 3 or 4, we earned our pen licence when we demonstrated that we could write neatly with a pencil. My hand writing was always terrible, so technically, I never earned mine.
Better have his pen licence before touching one!!
Such a proud moment when my kids got theirs
Got 3 kids in NSW public primary school right now.
Once the teacher identifies that their writing is neat and free of mistakes (spelling, punctuation etc) they will get a 'pen licence'. 2 kids down, one to go......
Late Year 3 sometimes, most often mid Year 4.
Exciting times indeed, although I did have a giggle at your comment about the school 'yet to respond' lol. It's school holidays mate, teachers don't sit around, on their computers, waiting for a pen licence question to hastily answer. "Code blue!, We have a code blue!!" Lol
who cares - it's not a criminal offene.
He may not be able to write at school with a pen, but he can do it at home
Yup, same for me, we got our Pen License in year 4
Yeah same here, so I had to use a pencil for all of primary school. I only started with a pen in year 7.
never got mine. fuck the police
"by now you should all have your pen licence" me: ok.
hehe... yup. Just wanted to plug that info, just in case someone wanted to suggest 'ask the school'. :P

3 months from the date of expiry, but only without the hassle of having to get a blue slip, hand the plates in and get new ones. You can't drive.

If you do and have an accident basically all insurance will be invalid. including ctp. And that's not to mention the fines you will get.

Thanks guys. Got it all sorted. No fines somehow! Appreciate it.

>, so does that mean for 3 months following august 26th we can still drive?

lol no

As everyone else has said, no, you are unregistered and cannot drive the vehicle except to get it to your nearest pink slip / eSafety inspection station / mechanic.

Once you have inspection and insurance, you can then renew the registration online. If you fail to do this within 90 days your whole rego will be cancelled. This means a blue slip inspection, new unreg vehicle CTP insurance for 12 months, and surrendering old plates and getting new plates issued to establish the new rego from scratch.

Make sure you do it ASAP to avoid the hassles.

Worth noting in NSW, you may drive for the vehicle for the purpose of getting registration. (I.e driving to and from the mechanic for a pink slip)

and every cop car has number plate recognition. just need to drive past a cop car and you'll get flagged as driving an unregistered vehicle.

Every HWP. General duty's don't have it.

Hi r/nsw,

Just wondering if anybody has any recommendations for a psychiatrist or neuropsychiatrist in NSW who meets the following criteria?

- Experience treating Autism Spectrum Disorder in Adults

- Permits Telehealth Appointments

- Has open books or a relatively short (~6month-ish) waiting list?

I’ve tried a bunch of practitioners and keep running into trouble on one or more of the above issues. Starting to think I’m looking for a mythical unicorn….

Hi did you have any luck with this? Been looking for the same thing

Take a look here, they may be of assistance: https://neuroconnections.com.au/

What are people’s thoughts on why Chant was cut off by the Premier today just as she was about to speak to ‘Covid lessons learnt’ informing ‘BAU’?

Is another pandemic imminent?

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-09-25/nsw-cho-confirms-she-will-front-federal-covid-inquiry/102897866#

That's appalling. Public health should not be a political football.

Dr Chant was answering questions about positive outcomes asked directly. Just because Minns wasn't in power at the time he's annoyed. Very, very, poor behaviour.

He didn't want a Powerful Public Servant expressing her opinion on political questions. There have been 2 1/2 years to ask!

His body language after the question is asked is hilarious.

It was quite disrespectful, right?!

Well to be fair I have seen worse. I recall at one stage she was removed completely from the daily updates and was forced to do this online only podcast type thing. I was quite annoyed by that. You could see Mins squirming in the background a bit before he cut her off though...

A couple of years back (2017) I visited the abandoned brewery in Mittagong to take some pictures and absolutely loved the place. I see that it has since been blocked off since 2019 for a renovation. I was basically wondering if the work is finished and if it is open to visitors. If not does anyone have any updates?

Also curious if the surrounding abandoned buildings have also been blocked off. Would love to hear any up to date info

Does anyone know if a truck owner can leave there truck parked in front of your place ??

Is it actually on your land or is it on the street? Hard to tell from the photo but it looks like it's on the street. Probably legal depending on the weight limit for the street.

You don't own the street outside of your house, so its likely legally parked.

doesnt sounds like its private land, but there's often a limit for heavy vehicles to park in residential areas, they have to be there for deliveries but shouldnt be parked long term. Have to look you your councils zoning rules

[deleted]

If it’s on the road then it’s council/government property. Unless it’s blocking something then it’s legally parked

Is it on your council strip of land,

I know some areas have local council rules about vehicles over certain lengths not being parked in a driveway

Post the photo of it blocking your access so we can make a better judgement of the situation… this pic gives zero information

Thanks all that took the post for what is was a general question got it all sorted now

Yes it's legal to park on the roadside, don't be a Karen. People with trucks also visit or deserve rest.

Thanks wouldn’t of minded so much if they knocked on the door to inform us no to say I’ve got a 2x gate for side access to the block n use it when loading stuff into the Ute n the way it’s been parked makes it hard to enter not to say with the height of the truck they can look straight over the fence

Thankfully he has now gone hopefully it’s not a regular problem

I have a side access that I use thankfully no longer there hopefully will park across the road from now on as it’s a park n don’t block anyone in

Blocking access to my property ( well making it extremely difficult to use my side access ( not to say there is a park across the road )

Again? This time in English.

Just drop a polite note under the wiper, or on the door, explaining that it's making it hard for you to access your property. Most drivers will take heed and not do it again.

If they do, then report it to the council with photos if it is blocking your driveway.

There is always the crazy option of having a chat with the driver/owner. A nice chat. No need to be a righteous bloke but if point out the issue he might be very accommodating and so understanding from each of you in regards to each others problems goes a long way. Might even make a new friend.

Making it difficult is not blocking. You don't own the street, I bet you'd be the first to complain if your package doesn't arrive or your shops don't have food but the people who deliver all that can't even park?

That’s the plan let it go once but definitely will be popping a note for em if it’s there again

More so just wanted to know if anyone knew the laws on it

Ok let me rephrase making it dangerous as it’s a busy road no line of sight and a very tight squeeze that you would need to fold the mirrors in

I guess by your comment your the type of person who see’s a car park 1/4 full n thinks it’s ok to use up 3 car spaces because you couldn’t be bothered parking straight

Someone has changed the name of Abbott North West Twy bus stop to A Butt

Here's the link for live updates on the fuel mix if you're interested

https://aemo.com.au/en/energy-systems/electricity/national-electricity-market-nem/data-nem/data-dashboard-nem

Yet if you look at South Australia for the same time frame it was 60% wind, 30% gas.

Wait till the new line from SA to NSW is in, which should pick up a fair bit of extra power from curtailed installations across the state.

That said. The government absolutely needed to encourage and approve new coal/gas/nuclear/anything plants a decade ago, as we are going to be very screwed very quickly very soon. As our current generation is rapidly approaching retirement.

It's the middle of the night. This is the "baseload". It's very difficult to figure out what should replace coal.

This is only for one (5 minute?) period. Over the last 12 months, coal and gas have accounted for 63% of generation, with virtually all of the rest coming from renewables.

Just now I had to check my RSA on the Service NSW app and noticed that the state government is apparently still doing the digital Photo Card trial. Is anyone ACTUALLY doing this trial or have they just left the option on the app accidentally? I got really excited back in 2021 when it showed up because I kept losing my card and held off on getting a new one because I thought it would be ready in a few months. Two years and two premiers, and the other side of government later they're still doing it? I can't find any recent answers online and I'm really disappointed, does anyone have any information?

still going 3 years later...

I would love it if we could make a huge noise in protest to the stalling of this program. As someone with relatives and friends who don't drive (eg: son has a disability) It really could be seen as discrimination. Why can everyone else stroll into a club with their phone for digital ID yet non-drivers have to carry a plastic card?

I have written twice over the last few years to Service NSW to complain about a lack of progress but nobody is empathetic.

the programs on hold, it was on hold before the budget but now with this new budget it’s definitely not coming out of trial anytime soon

What else can we use for digital ID I lost my card

I hope anyone working for high school in NSW can help me with this question: other than cold calling schools (which I hate) what would be the best way to market a HLTAID011 Provide First Aid course for high school students? this will be offered to be conducted in the school itself, so trainers would come and conduct the course on site.

Hi All, I'm struggling to get insurance on my 2004 pajero, I am a p plater. I made a claim last month, due to roo damage, and now as I am trying to get a new policy (Old one expired). Every where keeps denying me. I need insurance as I live in bum fuck, and the animals out here are crazy. Can anyone help me? I have a daughter and a misses, and dont want them in an non comprehensively insured car

all you can do is shop around.

in the eyes of the insurance company, you are a male, 20, and have a previous claim... this makes you very high risk

That and letting the insurance lapse before renewing it is apparently a big red flag to them

Mate had one beer too many

(Palm Beach)

>Meanwhile, the limited strike rate of detection dogs has also been revealed.

>Only one in four people singled out by the hounds are found to have illicit drugs on them, according to almost a decade of data released in response to a question in parliament from Greens MP Cate Faehrmann.

I just finished working at Listen Out, the police presence was insane man

Looking at a move to somewhere between Byron Bay and Port Macquarie! Anyone know which towns in the region are most cycling-friendly? (For around-the-place commuting)

Thanks!

Maclean is pretty quiet, mostly flat, with the hill on the edge of town. Lots of cyclists around there. Surrounding areas are also pretty flat, but then it’s a bit of a longer trek into town

Nambucca Heads. Macksville.

Port Macquarie has an awesome coastal walk. And the town layout is quite good.

Go for a holiday here and check it out.

Hey all... my son's taking an interest in fountain pens. At what age/class can he start writing with a pen at school?

Public school at present, on school holidays. Yet to get a response from his school.

When I went through school, in about year 3 or 4, we earned our pen licence when we demonstrated that we could write neatly with a pencil. My hand writing was always terrible, so technically, I never earned mine.

Better have his pen licence before touching one!!

Such a proud moment when my kids got theirs

Got 3 kids in NSW public primary school right now.

Once the teacher identifies that their writing is neat and free of mistakes (spelling, punctuation etc) they will get a 'pen licence'. 2 kids down, one to go......

Late Year 3 sometimes, most often mid Year 4.

Exciting times indeed, although I did have a giggle at your comment about the school 'yet to respond' lol. It's school holidays mate, teachers don't sit around, on their computers, waiting for a pen licence question to hastily answer. "Code blue!, We have a code blue!!" Lol

who cares - it's not a criminal offene.

He may not be able to write at school with a pen, but he can do it at home

Yup, same for me, we got our Pen License in year 4

Yeah same here, so I had to use a pencil for all of primary school. I only started with a pen in year 7.

never got mine. fuck the police

"by now you should all have your pen licence" me: ok.

hehe... yup. Just wanted to plug that info, just in case someone wanted to suggest 'ask the school'. :P