Windang

And his wife and his family and everyone.

All the boys from Windang.

Anyway, we do it.

It's big.

Look.

I was down at Windang.

They're everywhere down there.

Well, they're migrating south.

Well, they're not leaving Windang.

No, well, they're

attracted to the lights.

Oh, no.

And I look, and my old man is on a path going south at Windang.

Yep.

Doing about 65 clicks.

Owners of licensed post offices gave damning evidence at the thirtieth of September public hearing, detailing the story of LPOs being abandoned by Australia Post and left with no support under the leadership of CEO Paul Graham.

Acting on a request from ACP supporter Gerard O'Neill regarding the closure of the Windang LPO in New South Wales on the twenty-ninth of June, Cunningham MP Alison Burns asked Australia Post, why? In his reply, Australia Post General Manager of Government, Industry and Regulatory Affairs, Brett Gale, put the onus back onto the licensee, claiming it was their decision to participate in Australia Post’s voluntary licence hand-back program.

He then proceeded to advise the MP of other nearby outlets providing postal products.

The question is: what role did Australia Post play in the licensee making that decision? Were they supportive of keeping the business open or of closing? Evidence given at the hearings seemed to indicate the latter.

So I've been asking him 50 K and I knew the lake was about 40 K around.

Um, and now the distances from, you know, North Shell, I was surf club to Windang bridge is five K there and five K back.

Um, I thought, well, I'll get pretty close.

And I ended up finishing that Little Lake bridge there at Barry Point.

So that was Tuesday.

I went to the gym after the track for my typical 45-minute session.

Wednesday I had an 80-minute just an easy run, ran from my home out to Windang and back, still on the main drag there at 16K at 502 pace.

Yep.