Australia

A story I wanted to tell and say thank you, on the day that marks one year in Australia.

I was invited 3 years ago to apply for a skilled immigration visa to Australia. It took me close to 2 years to get the visa and $25,000 USD through everything that was needed. I was required to sell my car, house and close any account I had with my country (USA) in order for the visa to be granted.

Oh man was a nervous, all I ever learned about Australia was kangaroos (which I've only seen one, on the side of the road sadly D:), koalas (none yet) and it was hot, which was fine coming from Texas, I love hot.

I loaded up my remaining belongings, everything I had into 3 suitcases and headed to the airport on August 15th 2019. The TSA broke into one of my suitcases to remove my shaving razor (which was totally legal since it was under the plane) and left my suitcase open where most of my clothing... might still be floating around somewhere and one container of the cash that I was bringing with

Australia now requires in-game purchases to be disclosed on the front covers of physical video games starting with games submitted in May this year onwards.

Due to games being rated months before release, this will most affect games released from around September onwards, see below:

https://www.classification.gov.au/titles/marvels-avengers

https://www.classification.gov.au/titles/fifa-21

https://www.classification.gov.au/titles/pga-tour-2k21

https://www.classification.gov.au/titles/madden-nfl-21

The detailed descriptions above are required to be printed on the front covers of video games in Australia, meaning the disclosure of in-game purchases will look like this:

https://i.imgur.com/rosLQoY.jpg

Do you think this is a step in the right direction? The classification board previously introduced requirements for online interactivity and VR features. What other indicators would you suggest?

Once again we find ourselves with huge fires in Northern California and in need of help. Thanks for answering the call.

Hi everyone! Just like the actual event days, I thought I would do a wrap-up of the make-up day now that its finished here :-) Let me know if I missed any information in the comments!

General gameplay:

• Unown is ONLY on incense, so make sure you run that incense for the whole 3 hours to maximise your chances. Please note: we've had no reports across NZ or Eastern Australia of shiny unowns, however reports have come out of Asia after our event time ended.
• Unown will spawn the whole event time, irrespective of which habitat you are in.
• Incense only lasts 1 hour each, so stack it up so you don't forget.
• Incense spawn rate was about 1 every 30 seconds or so - catch quickly to take advantage of this.
• You also get a free box with 2 remote raid passes & 2 incense in the shop.
• No Rotoms from photobombs this time.
• No extra T5 raids this time, only Genesect at normal spawn rates.
• Gifts you open during the event time do contain rare candy, however the gift open limit is still

G'day Zookeepers!

With Planet Zoo, we've travelled far and wide across the globe, but we've yet to travel Down Under. We're on our way to explore the natural splendour and intrigue of the Australian Outback, to take in the beautiful wildlife and, of course, meet brand new animals.

https://youtu.be/y4IrwNbE9EY

We're thrilled to announce the Planet Zoo: Australia Pack, arriving alongside free Update 1.3 on 25 August, 2020!

Meet our five marvellous, iconic animals that will be making an appearance: the curious Koala, handsome Red Kangaroo, cunning Dingo, striking Southern Cassowary and inquisitive Eastern Blue-Tongued Lizard. These five animals will present their own challenges, which will require learning how best to care for them, to ensure their health and wellbeing.

These new additions also arrive alongside over 230 new scenery and building pieces, that include eye-catching construction pieces that are designed to feature upcycled materials tha

I'm fucking sick of feeling like a third rate citizen just because I rent.

It's bad enough that 3 monthly we have to invite strangers into our homes to judge us. It's bad enough I have to worry every time one tiny scratch or mark happens. It's bad enough that I can't have pets because with 3 kids that's already hard enough to find a decent rental. I'm poor. Rent takes a majority of my money. I can rarely have a break. I haven't had a holiday in years. I am unemployed and severely mentally ill and physically disabled. I can't keep doing this.

The landlords refuse to fix things. The landlords complain that our own personal possessions are not neat and tidy (I have piles of stuff on my desk). I can't live my life freely in my own fucking home.

I will probably never be able to afford my own home and I am nearly 40. I pay the bills. I pay rent on time every time. I let all the trades etc. come in whenever they need to. I am a walkover because I can't afford to continually move house.

He's got a little Facebook business making personalised face masks for the local community and our family. He's made around $500 so far and has just expanded to stubby holders. Want it to be as future proof as possible.

>What will you be doing with this PC? Be as specific as possible, and include specific games or programs you will be using.

Streaming games

>What is your maximum budget before rebates/shipping/taxes?

$2000-$2500

>When do you plan on building/buying the PC? Note: beyond a week or two from today means any build you receive will be out of date when you want to buy.

3 months

>What, exactly, do you need included in the budget? (Tower/OS/monitor/keyboard/mouse/etc)

Everything, 2 X monitors

>Which country (and state/province) will you be purchasing the parts in? If you're in US, do you have access to a Microcenter location?

Melbourne, Australia

>**If reusing any parts (including monitor(s)/keyboard/mouse/etc), wha