I'm lost in the air travel debate and it sucks. Ignoring the strike and pilots specific concerns, IMHO:
Emissions of flights are horrendous and will be viewed as barbaric in 30+ years. It needs to stop.
Denying those of a lower income the opportunity to partake in air travel is also horrendous, and should not be the main mechanism to disrupt the industry.
There are, in many cases, no alternatives to air travel, so it cannot be abolished.
Smarter regulation is needed, but the finite details will likely never suit a majority of people.
It's about the perceived drug use (namely ecstasy) within the electronic music scene. Amsterdam, because of its ports and proximity to western Europe, became a hub for typically higher quality drugs.
Bluetooth and the 2.4 GHz ISM band is not electricity and is highly resilient to moderate noise over short distances. Problems are usually caused by hardware related issues.
As clarification I meant:
"do people in Australia care about the tiny black and white sticker on the box which says "M - rated for mature audiences" now?"
and not:
"why should the global community give a damn about Australia...".
I remember cinemas were always strict with entry into movies, but game shops never used to ask for ID. Has this changed?
Insurance should cover everyone for everything and should remain affordable for all.