
Peter Miniutti
Peter Miniutti, a resident of Ashbury, recalls a resourceful moment from before the Internet, showcasing his ingenuity in repurposing everyday items like a shoe polish turnkey.
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Peter Miniutti believes that fewer female politicians than male ones is a significant issue.
Beach culture rewards come with risksPeter Miniutti thinks 'Sloth' would be an appropriate name for the tunnel boring machine.
Going full bore on infrastructurePeter Miniutti of Ashbury jokes about passing on an inheritance from a Nigerian prince.
You can’t hold a candle to Sydney tourismPeter Miniutti humorously remarked about getting older and senior discounts.
Whitlam’s revenge?Peter Miniutti comments on the Liberal Party's struggles.
Liberals squabble as ship sinksPeter Miniutti suggests that allowing more storeys could lead to innovative uses like duty-free shopping on rooftops.
060820 Letters 2 - Some heights are not worth hittingPeter Miniutti recalls seeing a Foucault pendulum in the Paris Pantheon.
Some wines demand a double dipPeter Miniutti’s anti-Static envoy would obviously have a moving feast of enquiries to record.
C8: Diplomacy leads to frictionPeter Miniutti ponders the idea of an anti-Static envoy.
Sending it by sea snail mailPeter Miniutti recommends singing Advance Australia Fair to the tune of the Gilligan’s Island theme.
Kiama’s daily miraclePeter Miniutti of Ashbury even spells it out: 'He was the well-known Irishman Kim O’Sabe.'
Cowboys go CelticPeter Miniutti of Ashbury shares a story of his childhood mischief involving half bricks as hand grenades.
Brains, behinds and bricks, oh myPeter Miniutti reflects on the lack of unusual letterboxes in his childhood and apologizes for past actions.
Tech support: It’s all relativePeter Miniutti of Ashbury shares that his security camera now identifies him as 'person seen in driveway' instead of 'vehicle seen in driveway'.
Milko gets a tap on the shoulderPeter Miniutti appreciates feel-good stories amidst global instability.
Donald Trump’s clown car has backfired on Peter Dutton againPeter Miniutti recalls how his dog would help himself to milk cartons delivered in the morning.
Anecdote delivered, by GeorgePeter Miniutti is mentioned in relation to Andrew Taubman's assurance about recycling corflutes.
A more gratifying senior momentPeter Miniutti of Ashbury creatively uses leftover corflutes from elections in his garden.
Candidates are digging a hole for themselvesPeter Miniutti expresses concern about unqualified installers in the home battery scheme.
Beware of dodgy home battery installersPeter Miniutti is mentioned in relation to a discussion about coyotes.
The wonder of weeny wildlife continuesPeter Miniutti opted for the term 'Trump'.
A great work of power elite-rapturePeter Miniutti expresses concern over increasing gap fees for private health insurance holders.
Hatchet job on PM betrays prejudicePeter Miniutti reflects on his grandmother's stories about food during the Depression.
Having a ball in the BundestagPeter Miniutti comments on the potential impact of tariffs on Australian beef.
An excellent Keast extractPeter Miniutti's advice is endorsed regarding public transport in Malta.
I lost 196,000 Virgin points because I didn’t receive ‘marketing’ emailsPeter Miniutti reflects on the utility of using a shoe polish tin opener for other purposes before the Internet.
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