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it's just the nature of the industry. Some weeks you can't fit anyone in for a week, and then the next week each day might be almost empty in the appointment book, but then you get a few blow-ins and suddenly the next 3 days are overflowing.

Finally! Thankyou Lizzie. Rego as one more example - ours has gone up from just under $600 from memory a couple of years ago, to this year it was $706.

I get it about the facts. It is the opposite story from the mouths of the people I don't get - based on the facts. The two are currently contradicting each other - based on my experiences - and hence the question of "Why?" It's a point of interest for me is all; not me saying black is blue...

It has sunken in; and I asked you to explain "Why?" most folks living their life will not agree with you... And you still have not come up with one opinion or even seem to acknowledge that folks are hurting out there. Do you ever get to go out and mix it with the Mr. Joe Thongs and hear...

We are talking about different things then. I'm talking about spending power, job opportunities, available work, spending trends etc...not simply a higher dollar amount per head earned. You can still earn more, but have the same or even less to spend if costs increase. Things like PPoR rates...

You still haven't come up with an answer to my question of Why? Why is the population not paying golf anymore? Why are they not buying tyres, and why are they running them down to the steel belts (that is FACT) and risking life and limb? And when they do buy; they choose the cheap-arzed...

Sanj, I don't know which circles you move around in, but my circle involves many folks from many walks of life and income levels. Of course; my world is mostly Victoria (except for our IP in Kalgoorlie), so I can't comment too cleverly on other States. But Vic is not a small-fry State. Across...

It's not even a news topic. Look at your own household; unless you are in the minority of folks whose industry has seen fabulous wage increases in the last 5 years, the majority of folks are experiencing ever-increasing living costs across the board, while wages are not going up by much.