I need to know....

[mal]

Has anybody tried the Hungry Jacks new Turkey Burger ?

[DOC]

I refuse to believe that is available in Australia.

[Armchair expert]

How do you like your burgers cooked?

[another grub]

That legit MaL.?

HJ's deep fried chicken burgers are the best. worth the extra few $$.

[The Dark Knight]

What beer(s) will be sold at Adelaide Oval during the Aus v WI test match?

[Booney]

What beer(s) will be sold at Adelaide Oval during the Aus v WI test match?

On the Hill, mid strength, every where else from memory had the normal arrangement.

[The Dark Knight]

What beer(s) will be sold at Adelaide Oval during the Aus v WI test match?

On the Hill, mid strength, every where else from memory had the normal arrangement.

What Mid Strength?
And what beers are apart of the 'normal arrangement'?

[Booney]

What beer(s) will be sold at Adelaide Oval during the Aus v WI test match?

On the Hill, mid strength, every where else from memory had the normal arrangement.

What Mid Strength?
And what beers are apart of the 'normal arrangement'?

XXXX on the hill I think, in the other bars Draught, Super Dry, 150 Lashes.

[dedja]

About a 5th of it is beer on the hill.

[Wedgie]

Does anyone know if there is a way to easily locate wills that were done through lawyers? (not knowing who the lawyers were)
Trying to locate my old mans as I can't find my copy anyway, he passed away 8 years ago.
I don't think his will was "probated" at the time of his death which I know have records online too.

[RB]

The answer is there is no easy way. The lawyer would always retain a copy (or alternatively the original if they offer that service and the client is happy with that) but there's no public 'will register' or anything like that.

Solicitors who hold wills for clients generally keep a list so they can quickly find out whether they have a particular will or not - but if you don't know who the solicitor was then I'm not sure what you'd do.

[locky801]

The answer is there is no easy way. The lawyer would always retain a copy (or alternatively the original if they offer that service and the client is happy with that) but there's no public 'will register' or anything like that.

Solicitors who hold wills for clients generally keep a list so they can quickly find out whether they have a particular will or not - but if you don't know who the solicitor was then I'm not sure what you'd do.

Public Trustees may be able to help. not sure about SA but i know some States all wills are recorded on a data base, NSW even have a specific form you can lodge

Perhaps give the Public Trustees a call and see what they can suggest or if they can help

[dedja]

Good advice locky.

[Wedgie]

Thanks guys.

[Bum Crack]

Does anyone know if there is a way to easily locate wills that were done through lawyers? (not knowing who the lawyers were)
Trying to locate my old mans as I can't find my copy anyway, he passed away 8 years ago.
I don't think his will was "probated" at the time of his death which I know have records online too.

You can put an ad in the Public Notices of the Advertiser. I know a lot of legal firms check the public notices as there were always people looking for lost land titles as well (before it all went electronic anyway).

[Booney]

Anyone in construction getting much come* across their desk in regards to the New Womens and Childrens Hospital yet?

[heater31]

Anyone in construction getting much come* across their desk in regards to the New Womens and Childrens Hospital yet?

Demolition tender is out in the market I believe...

[Vamos]

UPDATE: Up to me nuts in it.

[Brodlach]

UPDATE: Up to me nuts in it.

Good luck with that but do the right thing

[amber_fluid]

UPDATE: Up to me nuts in it.

Get ya hand off it then!