It’s like living in 1989, before everyone became permanently attached to screens and schedules.
There are no traffic lights in my suburb, and the biggest motoring hazard is ducks crossing the road
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The Age AustraliaBy Cindy Jensen
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
It’s like living in 1989, before everyone became permanently attached to screens and schedules.
Key Takeaways
- There are no traffic lights in my suburb, and the biggest motoring hazard is ducks crossing the road.
- It’s like living in 1989, before everyone became permanently attached to screens and schedules.
- It’s like living in 1989, before everyone became permanently attached to screens and schedules.
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Published originally on The Age Australia
