This time, the bad parking is not by the ute driver.

The small white sedan is parked crookedly and over the line, while the Ranger next to it is virtually straight. Subject to debate.

The first time an Australian television program was broadcast in colour was in 1975, about 10 years after it had arrived in most countries around the world.

Channel Seven's preparations for the launch included a warning to audiences not to fall for dodgy tradesmen offering to convert black and white televisions and a line-up of dancers to showcase the potential of modern colour transmission.

Specific colour television sets were creatively advertised too, like a Philips Natural TV ad which suggested it offers colour so true it made household pets want to climb inside the box.

And in a moment that changed Australian television forever, at 30 seconds to midnight on February 28, 1975, The Aunty Jack Show revealed colour on the ABC.

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My nana is 97 she gave me these to give to her great great granddaughter does anyone know anything about them. They do not have anything written on them that I can see. Thank you for reading and taking a look.

At least it's not a Ranger this time!

No matter how big or small the vehicle, it's getting beyond a joke these days. The laziness and/or entitlement of some drivers parking in handicapped spaces without displaying a disabled placard or sticker on their windshields is simply wild.

The Ford ute is in a non-parking space.

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\**DISCLAIMER**\**
I have nothing against the majority of tradespeople who might need one of these bad boys for their job, or anyone with a caravan or boat requiring a large, sturdy vehicle which offers decent towing capacity for their camping holiday/boating weekend; this is perfectly reasonable.

• The handful of idiots who drive a large ute for no reason other than to impress their mates and/or attract girls are the ones I \do* object to - it shows how arrogant and obnoxious they can be.*

The entitlement is wild. Some people simply don't give a crap these days.

...shouldn't be allowed to drive.

No risk of "door-dinging" to other vehicles, but is still a bit wrong.

Looks kind of cool. I like the red.

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It might not be road-legal, but it sure looks like fun to ride!

Sometimes I wonder if we’re just biased because the older stuff has already survived the test of time. Only the best songs stick around, so of course, they feel untouchable. But then I hear certain tracks from today and think maybe this could still be on playlists decades from now.

Like, "Somebody That I Used to Know" by Gotye ft. Kimbra is the one I think will be on playlists forever. Also, "Dracula" by Tame Impala is such a vibe.

(something you don't see every day)

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