I’d be chasing a new macbook from them then. Also it WASNT old and missing screws. It was an M3, top of the line and needs to be replaced like for like!
They were never going to drop a minister into a shit situation, it’d make them look terrible. Here look Minister, a bunch of well behaved and settled kids, the system works, gib money.
I’ve had a few friends work in resicare, they said that there’s basically either kids taken out of bad situations or kids who are the bad situation. They felt it was bullshit that both types got mixed up in the houses.
If you’ve met her before, mention it if you make contact.
If the poster is canvas backed, you might be able to take it to a picture framing place, and get the tear(s) mended at the back with light canvas or paper tape. A canvas backed map is worth the bother. You might even think about getting the mended map laminated to protect and preserve it. The line will be still be visible from the front but the structural integrity will be nearly as good as new. Basically, they’ll flatten the map and then tape it from behind. You could do this yourself on a large tabletop I think - press it flat with a cool iron and then stick it together on the back. Please don’t use duct tape - that could ruin it.
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I’d be chasing a new macbook from them then. Also it WASNT old and missing screws. It was an M3, top of the line and needs to be replaced like for like!
You could hit up the Minister for Children with a rundown of your bullshit experience.
https://www.parliament.vic.gov.au/members/lizzie-blandthorn/
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They were never going to drop a minister into a shit situation, it’d make them look terrible. Here look Minister, a bunch of well behaved and settled kids, the system works, gib money.
I’ve had a few friends work in resicare, they said that there’s basically either kids taken out of bad situations or kids who are the bad situation. They felt it was bullshit that both types got mixed up in the houses.
If you’ve met her before, mention it if you make contact.
If the poster is canvas backed, you might be able to take it to a picture framing place, and get the tear(s) mended at the back with light canvas or paper tape. A canvas backed map is worth the bother. You might even think about getting the mended map laminated to protect and preserve it. The line will be still be visible from the front but the structural integrity will be nearly as good as new. Basically, they’ll flatten the map and then tape it from behind. You could do this yourself on a large tabletop I think - press it flat with a cool iron and then stick it together on the back. Please don’t use duct tape - that could ruin it.