It just seems to common
Approx 6 weeks ago workmate was getting something out of the passenger side of a bogie tipper 
Fell off the step and landed on his head.
Induced coma then tried to bring him slowly out of it.
Lasted another few weeks and passed away.
So many people affected from his family, the boys on the site that were present and the whole company
It's so hard to express the feelings
RIP Baz
Sorry if this is out of line with the thread but very few things in life have affected me like this

How odd, im currently going through this exact thing with my father at the minute, fell off ladder, brain bleed, 2 weeks in ICU, out to head injury ward yesterday.... I don't know Hutchie, but i hope he gets better, as i am certainly aware of the family's pain.

Yep same story in our family.
BIL fell from a ladder, hit head on the kitchen bench on the way down and although still with us  it changed and impacted the whole family.
So pack the ladders away

NSW national parks proposal to standardise camping fees amid rise in 'ghost camping'

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-05-14/campers-say-national-parks-camping-fees-are-excessive/105287008

It's not a gender issue,
It's a mental health issue.

You don't use magic to disappear, ya use a 4x4 & Swag.

I think you're missing the point completely? What would be their issue? On what basis would they want to sue their parents, not that there would be any grounds to sue anyway.

anyone done one of these 'rallys' in recent times? There used to be a dude on here that did something like it

https://www.news.com.au/travel/australian-holidays/iconic-2m-aussie-scenes-are-pure-madness/image-gallery/dd4aacdd4f2a37361c2afae9a58b84c0

looks like a blast to do!

Friend of wifes family just did it with his son.
Had so much fun his wife demanded they keep the car and they take her next time.