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Love the story so far - we have been to Hawaii seven times - nice time to be there with the exchange rate hovering aound 90c:). Can't wait to hear more - like the blog idea as well. Paul

We like "it's not rocket surgery".

We have flown Air Asia X from Coolangatta - KL - Phuket return with no dramas. Paid a little extra for bulkhead seats - food is no better or worse than any other airline. Appear to be a young aggressive style of company with big plans for the future - in my opinion will only get better...

Troyhunt was talking about Robina at the time.

As others have stated, we do a little bit right through the year which makes everything seem a little easier at the end - always find it a little frustrating waiting for the final bank statements and health fund paperwork. Been to the accountant (a new person this year due to a long term...

Just a quick thought re where to live - Air Asia fly direct to KL from Coolangatta a couple of times a week.

Love all his work - especially love the John Corey/Kate Mayfield characters of Plum Island, The Lion's Game, Night Fall, Wildfire. Plot twists via the use of 9/11 are intriguing. Also very much enjoyed Up Country - we have since been to Vietnam and are keen to go back.

Given the options, a sea view wins easily - but if it also included views of a golf course we would be in heaven:cool:

I reckon 0.25% - but how much (and how quickly) is passed on is another question. Paul

We have flown Air Asia (Coolangatta - KL - Phuket return) and were extremely happy with the value for money - the low cost terminal at KL is a bit inconvenient (although quite efficient) but there are plans to integrate it into the international terminal. Their Asia network is quite extensive...

Lost NCIS Relocation Relocation and all the Lifestyle Channel property related shows Vicar of Dibley Any golf tournament The Sideshow was brilliant and is supposed to be back in August.

Call me old fashioned but I cannot believe there is anyone on this forum that would not contact the Bank immediately upon noticing the error - if the boot was on the other foot there would be all types of screaming and gnashing of teeth.

Traditionally a Labour supporter but have been happy with Howard - the succession planning for the Libs worries me:eek:

There is no water now - how is Brisbane and the SE going to sustain this popualation growth?

We have owned timeshare in a resort at Coolangatta for many years (although have only stayed there once). We are in a group called RCI Points which has enabled us to stay in many resorts in Australia, Fiji Malaysia and Hawaii that we would otherwise not have been able to afford...

Our passions in life are Hawaii:cool: and golf:cool: - 2 weeks away - 3 rounds per week for the two of us - a lot of shopping at the factory outlet stores at Waikele - think about the credit card when we get home.

Purchased our PPOR at Burleigh Waters in 1999 for $189,000 - would be worth in excess of $400,000 now - the 100% scenario would apply to all of the Gold Coast in my opinion. A definition of the Gold Coast - not just Surfers Paradise:)

I was ticking all the boxes for Bundaberg - kept reading and you had already considered it:) We just love the area from Childers through Bundy up to Agnes Water and 1770.

Colorado is being taken over by US funds manager ARH - price of $4.70 is made up of fully franked dividend and cash - Colorado board has recommended acceptance in the absence of a better offer. Closed above $4.80 today but do not know the relevant dates to enable retention of the dividend etc.

Home state of Queensland - say anywhere coastal south of Rocky.