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Podcast: mind your Ps as we call for your Qs

  • 25/08/2020
  • Author Jimmy-T

It’s a case of too many Ps on the pod this week when we discuss your participation, the Hyperbole Towers podcom, pet petitions and payment for strata committee members. Let’s…

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    What to do when your door lock is spying on you

    • 11/05/2019
    • Author Jimmy-T

    A couple of weeks ago, in the Flat Chat Wrap podcast, we talked about a woman in a Sydney apartment block who was locked out of her building when she…

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      Cat-nipped: Pet sitter caught with his pants down

      • 15/07/2016
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      This isn’t strictly speaking a Flat Chat story but it has everything else – pets, sex, apartments, a New Yorker in Australia, smartphones, technology … so we just had to…

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        Roundup: now with added Apples (OK … iPhones)

        • 11/07/2016
        • Author Mailbox

        I am having great difficulty writing this, mainly because I have my fingers crossed.  I think I have finally fixed the problem with iPhones, ipads and smartphones that meant you…

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          Strata insurance just got a lot smarter

          • 13/06/2016
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          It’s a staple joke in just about every cop show – don’t shoot him … it’s too much paperwork. We hate filling in forms, don’t we?  And as for the…

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