Gladesville

OK, next one.

This one from Carter from Gladesville.

Big fan of the show, he says.

A question for Ruben.

Very well said, Tanya.

It's funny, I was at the local dry cleaners the other week at Gladesville and I just said to the dry cleaner, what are you paying on your energy bills? And she said, well, it's about $2,000 in electricity and $4,000 a quarter for gas.

Now, how many shirts do you have to press? How many suits do you have to iron before you just break even on the energy bill, before you consider the rest of your costs, paying your staff and taking something home to your family? And one way or another, everything in our economy links back to the cost of energy or the cost of transport with fuel.

And those things have been mismanaged, by the way, not just by this government, by respective governments.

Yeah.

Hi, James.

In Gladesville, the moths and the birds love them.

The birds are having an absolute feast.

I went past it just recently.

And so anyway, I borrowed 12 grand from a solicitor in Gladesville.

But since I got into it, I would come home from work And I'd start work on the house at six and finish at 12, go to work by 8.30 the next day and every night.

You're reno-ing at night time.

lot of love for Brad Fernley from the Newtown Jets from before the break.

Geoffrey from Gladesville up the Jets for this Saturday and also Lynchie.

Great interview with Brad Fernley, known as Big Red.

and an 8972 Henson Park.

And we wanted something, you know, close to public transport, relatively close to both our workplaces.

And then actually we're thinking of Gladesville initially.

It's like a little bit closer to the city, but we're then priced out.

So that led us to ride.

Is it here somewhere?

Gladesville.

Oh, the Gladesville Bridge.

Is it really?

Yeah.

In 1918, her memory began to fail.

She was admitted to the hospital for the insane at Gladesville, her fierce mind dulled by time.

Even there, attendants said she remained stubbornly dignified.

When told to rest, she answered simply, ''No, there's work to yet be done.'' She died in 1920 at 72 years of age.