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Its so so easy , leave other ppls stuff alone, wheres the respect these days.
Not good Trekster not good but its a sign of the times I feel. I have great ppl living next door,
Vietnamese on one side , he gave me a bottle of Dimple Scotch for mowing his lawns,
on the other side is a Pom another great bloke, we never socialize with either ,but if one needs a hand its there no questions asked
if its possible, feel for you mate.
I also lived in Alice in the early '80s all stories withheld
my wifes fijian indian and in fiji they have the same problem with the indigenous people
i guess what im saying is there is good and bad in every race
pitty we cant pick our neighbours LOL
lived in darwin for 2 years after cyclone tracy and still have some wonderfull aboriginal friends
one now head ranger
Sorry if someone fears for their own or loved ones safety be it physical or otherwise, it needs to be dealt with by the authorities. There were racist comments by that lovely commentator, but once again that seems to be ignored.
On a lighter note, maybe she needs to audition for Housos :)
Yeah I know. My Neighbors 10 years back when we built in South Morang were worse. He was as aussie as it got too. He would abuse anyone who would walk past his house, had loud music on outside everytime we tried to put the kid down for a sleep, towards the end of it he threatened to bash my wife and then an 8month old daughter. The cops did FA even though they were there every second day, so I did something about it. And luckily it paid off.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bloodyaussie
We know its got nothing to do with race, but we all see it...
Yes I'm definitely not playing racist here at all guys, I know there is bad people of all races, this is just my situation and certainly doesn't reflect on the entire aboriginal community.Quote:
Originally Posted by AB
It just saddens me that there is no respect and they play the cards they do because they feel they get treated differently, when in reality it's their actions and repercussions which makes them feel they get treated badly
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We could still do it, half broken mate.....Quote:
Originally Posted by RLI
You can't put a price on good neighbours. But you can on bad ones. I am in fact very fortunate to great neighbours all round and across the road. Hope all works out for you Trekster.
Steve
Unfortunately these bottom feeders will do their best to drag the value of your property down should you decide to sell. I feel for ya...
Hi trekster,
In Vic the agent and landlord have a 'duty of care' that their tenant doesn't cause this type of crap, it's written into the fine print of the lease. Not sure if it applies in your situation but may be worth checking with the housing authority that controls the lease.
If you enjoy the area and don't want to move may be worth checking out, some small term pain for long term gain. Moving always costs.
No one should have to move because of their neighbours, I'm lucky I live in a court and the neighbours are great.
Apollo. You'll find that duty of care isn't worth the ink its printed with. We got issues with a neighbor and his V8s and using our little court as a daytona track. Pretty much the whole court has a complaint of some sort including police, sheriff, council and yet he remains there laughing.
We just had a Sudanese family move in over the weekend across the road and I don't care what color or religion they are, but these people don't give a s*it. In a span of 3 days they managed to destroy half a local council kids playground, smash the next doors window, keep everyone awake at all sorts of hours and have a massive fight with the above mentioned petrol-head because he keeps near-missing their 7 kids who are constantly on the road.
It's all fun and games at the moment. Had a serious talk with the wife about bringing our move north much closer timewise.
Feel your pain Trek.