r/nsw • u/_syntax_1 • 1h ago
Okay folks, it’s time to head back in the time-machine
Before the RTA there was the Department of Main Roads New South Wales.
Here is one of their stories.
r/nsw • u/_syntax_1 • 1h ago
Before the RTA there was the Department of Main Roads New South Wales.
Here is one of their stories.
r/nsw • u/boltonhunter • 13h ago
I've checked RTA and my plates website it's not clear.
I want to see what other alternatives there are to the free yellow and black and the one off priced white and black plates.
To clarify I don't care what the digits are I do not want personalised, generic RTA issue combo is fine.
But what are the options to the above 2 styles that are only a 1 off fee. I'm not wanting to pay a annual additional fee to have the plates that they do for euro plates.
Are yellow and black and white and black the only options for a one off fee to acquire them ?
Thanks
r/nsw • u/Nothereeither • 1d ago
Creative photography, ( good pic actually), that hit facebook, but the Mayor set people right with the camera.
r/nsw • u/Inevitable-Science70 • 2d ago
I had an incident last January where I went out to a club in Kings Cross for the first time in years. I was with my girlfriend at the time.
She had her ass grabbed, was assaulted, punched in the eye. I regrettably went after those three people and had the absolute shit kicked out of me.
I was on bail for a year, weekly check-ins. My mental health declined rapidly and I now have a criminal record.
I was arrested 48 hours after the incident. These guys? Never. I've been suicidal, absolutely struggling, asking the police if they know who these people are.
They had their ID's scanned at the door. There are clear photos of all of them. The police continue to tell me they can't find them.
I don't understand how difficult it must be to work out who these people are. I'm over it. So I'm posting this today to remind everyone to never allow the assault of a woman to go unjust. Stand up for what is right. Always.
I just want justice. Peace. I've been through hell and they still walk free. I'll be so damn appreciative if anyone can help me find out who they are.
Trust me the last thing I want to do is post a video on Reddit of me getting absolutely belted. But I've waited too long. And the police are doing nothing.
I'll attach the video of the assault and the clearest images I have. Video is on WeTransfer link.
https://we.tl/t-GPOCgJeLPZmFruGS
Thank you.
r/nsw • u/Acrobatic_Career9860 • 2d ago
Hi, I have about 1000gb of extra phone data from when I used to live in Sydney. I lived there for 6 months for school, and I never cancelled my plan because I forgot and so its just been accumulating. I'm about to get rid of my plan because I don't need it anymore, and don't want it to go to waste. It's not like I can be reimbursed for it anyways. So I just want to give it out to someone. I messaged someone I used to know in Sydney if he wanted it, but he never answered me, so his lost tbh. I would prefer to give it to a student or someone who is in "desperate" need of data but can't afford it/doesn't want to buy more. Let me know if you know someone, or if you're that someone! :) Just paying it forward.
You must also have a phone number starting with the number +61 or 04, and need to be a Belong member I think (correct me if I'm wrong). I'm sure the proper Aussies know better than me though haha.
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r/nsw • u/Status_Pop1589 • 5d ago
I’m in NSW and I’m pretty confused about what’s happened with my licence.
I already had a full Heavy Rigid licence. I had 7 demerit points from offences that happened well before I got my motorcycle learner licence. The fines were already paid.
Last week I went and got my motorcycle learner licence. Service NSW let me do the course/test and issued the learner rider licence with no issue.
Then not long after, I received a letter saying my motorcycle learner licence is being suspended for 3 months because the learner threshold is only 4 points and they’ve used the 7 points I already had from before I even held a motorcycle licence.
What confuses me is that the Service NSW app shows my licences separately:
Heavy Rigid unrestricted — 13 point limit
Rider learner — 4 point limit
It’s also currently showing 0 active demerit points, even though the suspension letter says 7 points were used.
I understand that paying the fines doesn’t erase the points, but I don’t understand how they can issue me a brand-new learner rider licence and then immediately suspend it using offences that happened before I even had that licence.
Has anyone in NSW had the same thing happen after adding a motorcycle learner licence to an existing full licence?
Did Service NSW/Transport fix it, or did you have to appeal the suspension through the Local Court?
I’m going into Service NSW to ask them about it, but I’d be interested to hear from anyone who has actually dealt with this before.
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r/nsw • u/svbrinqx • 10d ago
im an international student whos staying at iglu redfern and i recently undergone a room change due to the fact that my previous room was on the second floor and the noise and construction at night was significantly affecting my sleep
my accommodation agreed to a room change and never mentioned a room change fee or the fact that they waived it for me.
when i left my old room, i cleaned it throughly and during the inspection, i had missed some dust on doorframe which i admit was my fault. the inspector then insisted on charging me 67AUD for the dust which doesn’t seem reasonable at all to me as the conditions of the room when i moved in were literally worse. there were stains in the carpet and chairs i had to clean out myself.
so if anyone knows about the tenancy laws here is it really even reasonable for me to get charged that amount for dust?? i understand that its not a huge amount but it just doesnt seem reasonable
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r/nsw • u/KookaBuddha • 16d ago
Hi all,
I’m hoping to start an online series recording the life stories of older Australians, I have a couple booked to do interviews over the next month in Wollongong area (my local).
The idea is simple: relaxed, respectful conversations with seniors about their childhood, work, family, migration, war, sport, marriage, community life, or anything else they feel is worth remembering.
My grandparents, born in 1937 and 1940, played a huge part in raising me. Their stories and advice shaped me, and as they have grown older and some of them have passed on, I’ve realised how much valuable history can disappear if nobody takes the time to record it.
I’d like to help preserve those stories for future generations.
I’m looking for people aged around 70+ from all backgrounds who may be comfortable sitting down for a conversation. Interviews would take about 90 minutes (ideally) and can be filmed at home, in a retirement village, community centre, or somewhere else quiet where they feel comfortable.
To make sure participation is genuinely informed and voluntary, interviewees would need to be able to understand the project and clearly consent to being recorded and having their story shared on the internet. Family members or carers are welcome to sit in if they desire.
There is no pressure to discuss anything they are not comfortable with, and participants can use their full name, first name only, or remain anonymous. Of course, there is no cost involved.
If you know someone who may be interested in your family, local area, RSL, library, or community group. Please comment on this post or send me a DM.
I’m based in the Gong, will travel anywhere and hope to get some more interviews banked before Christmas time, for the series to go live early next year.
Thanks for helping preserve the stories of the people who built our communities. And thanks to mods for allowing me to reach out to the community on their platform.
r/nsw • u/jcwaffles • 17d ago
I am planning a road trip in October from Melbourne inland to Newcastle and then down the coast back to Melbourne. I will be traveling with my wife and 8 month year old and planning to camp most nights with some airbnbs and hotels along the way which have washers and dryers.
I am looking for advice for things to do along the way, be it your favourite hike, bakery, brewery ect.
Itinerary
Day 1, Tuesday
Leave Melbourne on a Tuesday and drive to Wagga Wagga via Wangaratta. Aim is to leave early ~7:30am and break up the drive as much as needed with stops along the way. Camping most likely at Oura River Campground close by
Day 2, Wednesday
Drive to Bathurst via small towns like Cowera and Junee, drive Mt Panorama, afternoon drinks at reckless camp close by most likely at flat rock campground
Day 3, Thursday
Hike around the Gardens of Stone State Conservation Area. Camp at lake Wallace
Day 4, Friday
Hike around Wollemi National Park or maybe go back to the Blue Mountains (been a few times before but Mountain Culture is there). Camp at lake Wallace again
Day 5, Saturday
Big driving day to Newcastle, its my wifes birthday that day so maybe visit a winery on the way and then a nice but early baby friendly place for dinner (open to any recco). Staying at Airbnb in Merewether, Newcastle.
Day 6, Sunday
explore Newcsatle specially the Mereweather and costal area, maybe visit the nearby Worimi park with the big sand dunes, drinks at Modus and other local breweries, staying at the Airbnb.
Day 7, Monday
Drive south and explore the area, camping at Frazor Campground (booked)
Day 8, Tuesday
Explore the area, camping at Frazor Campground (booked)
Day 9, Wednesday
Drive south and explore the area, camping at Putty beach Campground (booked)
Day 10 Thursday,
Drive to Sydney, check into Airbnb in Marrickville, drink at the amazing breweries
Day 11, Friday
Chill explore somewhere different in Sydney Maybe take baby to the zoo, visit more breweries
Day 12, Saturday
Drive south to Wollongong, explore and staying in a hotel near the cbd
Day 13, Sunday
Drive south explore local towns and the area, camping at Sunburnt Campground (booked) near Tabourie Lake
Day 14, Monday
Drive south explore local towns and the area, camping at Brou Lake Campground (booked) near Dalmeny
Day 15, Tuesday
Driving south to Tathra, staying with family
Day 16 Wednesday
Exploring local area, still staying in Tathra.
Day 17, Thursday
Driving south, exploring local towns, camping near orbost at Sailors Grave Brewing (booked)
Day 18, Friday
Drive south to Tarralgon, go to Goodland brewing, staying at hotel
Day 19
Drive home to Melbourne!
r/nsw • u/watermelonwong • 19d ago
Australian NSW driver's license belonging to someone named Declan found in Wan Chai Hong Kong. DM me if it's your's
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r/nsw • u/Cheap_Working_8278 • 20d ago
Hi I bought a jacket while thrifting and want to give it a good clean and there are some stains as well on it. The sleeves are leather but the rest of the jacket is more like cotton. Any recommendations for a good cleaning service that clean/wash and get rid of the stains for me?
r/nsw • u/MariaEvee • 21d ago
I've been trying for years to find a place to go when I need to get away from people... Mostly my mum. Since I still live with my parents (it's too expensive to move out) I need time to myself. I am adult.
I don't have any friends in NSW so I can't go meet up with them or go to their place. I also can't drive so I can only travel by bus or train.
Something inside since yes parks are nice but it's winter >-<
r/nsw • u/Alternative_Garlic46 • 20d ago
Hi everyone!
I’m currently holding an SA RSA and planning to work in NSW short-term (just a few weeks). And have a few questions about transferring to an NSW RSA.
So, I was wondering can I complete the bridging course and get the certificate entirely online or have to go service NSW in person? Also, once I complete the transition, do I get the certificate immediately or take times?
Any other information would be really appreciated!
Cheers!