FUTURE PLANS                                                         


My future plan is to will sit for level 5 entry test. If I pass the exam I will definitely continue my course because  I want to get a good job.

At the moment I am working as a customer service officer but my future plan is to get a better job in a better company. Hopefully I will fulfill my dream. 

                                          NURSING HOME                                              

Today I discuss for my friend to put his mother in a nursing home it is good or she stays with at their home because they have a spare room and they have two children.

My opinion should be his mom stay his house because when he was child his mom looked him.so the son might regret to his mom and also he has two room so doesn't problem stay his house. and old man all time happy to stay with their children. and also a good thing grandchildren will grow with a grandma she will feel loved and warm and man tent keeping the tradition. And one big problem nursing homes are expensive and another thing too much routine life.when they go to work they hearing caretaker that time look his mommy opinion that could bo cheaper than a nursing home.

And other things they have a lot of problems and also they rich people they can put his mother in a nursing home. Otherwise, my opinion parents should stay with their children when they old.

                                      

                   CYBER BULLING

Cyber bullying is a very important issue now.Technology is a more powerful in our everyday life.

I have listened conversation one girls affected cyber bullying from her school friend at social media.so she very upset . My opinion is her mother should be talking to her school principle for stop bullying. Now social media very popular Facebook, what's up, linking...but it is not for pushing bullying purpose it is only for chatting with friend.and family members and also we learned the important news. So imitate need  stop cyber bullying.

3/88 Northumber Land Road
Auburn 2144

April 5, 2017

Cumber Land Council

16. Memorial Avenue, Merrylands.

NSW-2166

Dear Sir/ Madam,

Yesterday's local newspaper states that Cumber Land Council to make the park an alcohol free zone. I am writing to support the council as it is a very good idea.

I live in a residential  area and our local park is near my house.If park is an alcohol free zone it will be good for children because they play in the park and some time people meet in the park and also old people do some walking in the park.If people drink alcohol in the park I think it is not good for people because some time people get aggressive and throw rubbish  in the park.I think reducing alcohol in the park is good for people because people will feel safe.

I am very grateful of  your idea and I hope you will continue to help our local residents.

Your faithfully,

Pratiti Chakraborty

P chakraborty

7NEWS 16TH APRIL 2017

Game reports and final standings from Day 8 of the Helloworld U18's Championships and Kevin Coombs Cup held in Townsville, Queensland.

Under-18 Women Playoff 5/6
SA Country 43 def. by Qld South 78The signs were good early for Qld South as they pushed out to a four-point lead at quarter-time and the margin continued to grow beyond that mark as they ran away comfortable winners. Their defence proved the deciding factor, holding SA Country to just 16% shooting while they shot 43% themselves and owned a 40-16 advantage in the paint courtesy of Jade Kirisome and Jessica McDowell-White (six points, 13 rebounds, five assists).

ABC NEWS  24TH APRIL 2017


Hunter Valley farmer, Wendy Bowman, has won the Goldman Environmental Prize.

A farmer from the Upper Hunter Valley in New South Wales has today been bestowed a significant international environmental award.

Wendy Bowman has received the Goldman Environmental Prize in the United States, and is the first Australian to be honoured in almost 15 years.

Previously won by former Greens leader, Bob Brown, the award recognises unsung individuals who are striving to protect the natural environment in the face of overwhelming odds.

For almost three decades, the tenacious Hunter Valley cattle producer has been fighting to save prime farmland, water, and rural villages from the impacts of open-cut coal mining — inspiring a community movement along the way.

She said receiving the award was an unexpected surprise.

"When I got the phone call, I was in shock, because I really had never heard of this award and I didn't believe it was happening for a long while," she said.

The prize is awarded annually to a grassroots environmental leader from each of the world's six inhabited continental regions, offering financial support to pursue their vision.

New home, new furniture: Advice for inexperienced buyers

The interior trends you’ll love in 2017 Popular design trends have an expiry date Experts predict the biggest interior trends  So you’ve bought your first house. And now you’ve got to furnish it. Money’s tight all over, especially for young adults and first-home buyers, but odds are the cheap-and-nasty stuff you had when you were share housing has done its dash.

When to comes to big furniture purchases, look at getting classic pieces that are built to last, says Triana Odone of King Living. “If you’re on a budget, don’t purchase based on trends that won’t be chic in a year’s time. Stick to buying a quality-made piece that’s built to last.”

“Take the time to do some research and really think about what style of decor you prefer,” says Odone. “Do you like quite simple, contemporary designs without big cushions? Do you like sofas and chairs that you can really curl up in?” Once you’ve got an understanding of your style, think about how you’re going to use your living room – where you’re better off spending a bit extra on quality construction, and where you can save money, too.