what is the furthest you'd go immorally for a fresh salary? Hell I'd work for Palantir for a nice $250k or be a manager at Evil Corporation Inc if I got a crisp $300k.

or are you a goody two shoes who will stand by your principles even if it means pain!

Solar Citizens have an email you can send this week to all State and Territory Energy Ministers who are meeting to discuss the fuel crisis.

Let them know this is also a cost of living crisis for people locked out of cheap, clean solar power. You can ask them to:

👉 Table tax law changes to unlock solar for renters at this extraordinary Energy Ministers Meeting (ECMC)

👉 Unlock solar for renters — not just homeowners

👉 Work with the Federal Government to deliver this smart tax law change in the May 12 Budget

For more details and to send the email: https://solarcitizens.good.do/solarforrenters/Energy_Ministers_Solar_for_renters/

Domestic price competition is eroding profitability even as Beijing hits localization targets.

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Rogue Trooper tells the story of 19 (Dunkirk‘s Aneurin Barnard), a ‘Genetic Infantryman,’ who finds himself the sole-survivor of an invasion force. Desperate to track down the traitor who sold him and his comrades out, the super soldier is accompanied by three killed-in-action squad mates, whose personalities have been stored in his gun, helmet and backpack.

https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/536097-rogue-trooper

https://www.animationmagazine.net/2026/04/duncan-jones-reveals-teaser-for-rogue-trooper-animated-comic-book-movie/

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I've heard about a movement about keeping cash alive. However, am I allowed to exchange or keep "foreign" cash in Australia despite it being worth more? For example, I hoard cash via the following currencies: USD, BBD, OMR, KWD, PLN, GBP, EUR & AED to name a few and most are higher value than Australian Dollar.

I mean, will stores (in touristy parts of Sydney) accept the following in cash (mentioned above) directly for transactions. Like for instance: this item costs A$50 but gave them a 200€ (A$330) bill as payment, will they take that at face value due to that being worth more despite it being the second most traded currency globally?