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| Forums > Whinge & Rant > Who lets off fireworks at 11pm? |
First Post: 08-Mar-2010, 11:04 pm Last Post: 18-Mar-2010, 9:25 pm |
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Who lets off fireworks at 11pm? |
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| ... and what is the significance of March 8 that there should be a fireworks display at the local sports complex? |
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international womens day 
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| they should be in the kitchen though |
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User #794 43151 posts
MrMagOO2u2  God doesn't believe in atheists
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posted 08-Mar-2010, 11:19 pm
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The J Man writes...  ... and what is the significance of March 8 that there should be a fireworks display at the local sports complex? I remember you saying the same about a year ago  |
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MrMagoo2u2 writes... I remember you saying the same about a year ago I'm sure it was less than a year ago ... and they did it at a reasonable time the last time ... oh and there are still random 'explosions' going on I reckon it's unauthorised |
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The J Man writes... .. oh and there are still random 'explosions' going on I reckon it's unauthorised Bloody shielas.. popping off like that. |
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The J Man writes... ... and what is the significance of March 8 that there should be a fireworks display at the local sports complex? Check your local rag to see what special events have taken place. |
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posted 09-Mar-2010, 7:47 am
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The J Man writes... I reckon it's unauthorised yeh. well if it was, you would think it would have been earlier so as to not as many people off. |
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| Is there an Albanian New Year or something like that? |
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We get fireworks at the oval near us, but never that late, I'd be phoning the cops. Some people I know in Canberra where you can still apparently buy fireworks legally, have neighbours and other residents letting them off at all times and dates, they call the cops cos it just sets all the dogs barking and wakes the kids etc. |
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Suffer. You live in a City. Cities are like that, or should be. You want peace and quiet? Move to the country. 
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mandyj writes... We get fireworks at the oval near us, but never that late, I'd be phoning the cops. over by the time I realised what it was mandyj writes... Some people I know in Canberra where you can still apparently buy fireworks legally, As far as I know it's only legal to buy them if you have a canberra address ... and even that's a bit iffy these days (ya don't get good one's any more) |
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You can't legally buy fireworks in Canberra any longer. That's not to say you can't buy them, some bastards can. Thank you for waking us up you bastards. |
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User #794 43151 posts
MrMagOO2u2 God doesn't believe in atheists
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posted 09-Mar-2010, 9:19 pm
edited 09-Mar-2010, 9:22 pm |
Used to be able to get a work cover authority license for a night of fireworks here (had to let both neighbours know the date etc) for $8 and you had to let the fire brigade know. That was about 10 years ago though. It's changed somewhat: Single use fireworks licence Single use fireworks licences will only be issued for a legitimate reason such as an organised public display that is open to the public. The display must be organised by a community or private organisation for a show, fete, carnival, cultural, religious or sporting event. Single use fireworks licences may be issued for up to three organised public events per year. You will need to discuss your requirements with the supplier before applying for the licence. You must ensure you receive instruction in the safe use of the fireworks from the supplier. The Guide to Obtaining a Fireworks (single use) Licence provides more information. WorkCover will not issue a licence unless you can demonstrate that you have notified the police, fire brigades and local council as well as any other relevant agencies. The cost is $50 (GST free). Call 13 10 50 for more information about fireworks. |
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| Do the Irish celebrate St Pats with fireworks? |
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majorm  If there ain't a rumor start one
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posted 17-Mar-2010, 11:11 pm
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The J Man writes... Do the Irish celebrate St Pats with fireworks? I'll bet there will be plenty of fire works at a pub with Guinness on tap 
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The J Man writes... As far as I know it's only legal to buy them if you have a canberra address Can you still order them on line? |
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bolder writes... Can you still order them on line?
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bolder writes... Can you still order them on line? Not according to Border patrol, or one of those shows, they are dangerous to transport and are usually seized at the mail sorting centre. I think you get a fine too. |
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MrMagoo2u2 writes... It's changed somewhat: Yup, now you drive out to fairfield and get KimLeeHo to take you into his 
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User #1171 1020 posts
majorm If there ain't a rumor start one
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posted 18-Mar-2010, 9:25 pm
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| Forums > Whinge & Rant > Who lets off fireworks at 11pm? |
First Post: 08-Mar-2010, 11:04 pm Last Post: 18-Mar-2010, 9:25 pm |
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