r/Geelong

Toyota Camry

Make Year-2007

1. Service $120

2. Engine Oil $38 (Penrite 5W-30)

3. L/H Number Plate Globe $10

4. Cabin Filter $55

5. Rocker Cover Gasket $220(when done with Sevice) otherwise $280

6. 3 Tyres Hankook $140 Each Total $420

7. Control Arms(both sides) $450

8. Wheel Alignment $80

9. Coolant Flush Discounted rate $50 Originally $90

Total $1443 including GST

So this is the invoice I got when I went to service my car today, it has 185,000 kms on it. Should I go for this?

I am looking for someone in Geelong that can do an in depth skin consultation, recommending professional treatments as well as an affordable at home skin care routine using chemist skin care.

This is for what I believe is hormonal acne / some form of acne, for a late 20 year old female.

I don’t want somewhere that is just going to push the products that they sell that are a crazy price! Consultations and treatments will cost enough without needing to super expensive products for at home.

I’m a lady in her early 30’s asking where are all the datable men in their late 20’s or 30’s. Most men I’ve come across in this city are smokers, alcoholics, addicted to porn, haven't moved on from their ex’s and just want to hook up with random women and aren’t interested in settling down. Where are the men with healthy passions and interests, who aren’t broke and look after themselves. Sincerely a lady who is healthy, independent, successful who has several interests and wants to be with the right person.

My account is new as I’m a long term reddit lurker and finally made an account.

So because of the railways being worked, I can't get my cat to Colac from Melbourne by train. Last train stop is at Waurn ponds. Does anyone know if there is any cab or uber that can take me and my cat to colac? Thank you

Looking at roles with TAC and WorkSafe and trying to get a better sense of what the culture is actually like day to day.

Keen to hear from anyone who’s worked at either (or both):

- Is it more collaborative or pretty siloed?

- How’s the pace and pressure?

- Any noticeable cultural differences between TAC and WorkSafe?

- What’s management like (supportive vs KPI-heavy)?

- Work-life balance in reality vs what’s advertised

Appreciate any honest insights—good or bad.

i feel like im in biologcal warfare is it just fog??

Really struggling to find a local installer.

Anyone have any recommendations?

Thanks!

Wheres your go to for fried chicken wanna have a big lunch and maybe a beer or 2.

I know hot chicken project is best but $$$.

Any places like TDOK or Gami worth a try?

Hi there,

I’m 27f years old. Looking for friends because in need of some friends.

Hobbies include learning languages, watching tv shows and interested in connecting with people from diverse culture and countries and learning about their country.

Hi everyone! I'm Caitlin, Head of Production at a marketing agency in Melbourne.

We're on the lookout for Victorian-based people who have compelling first-person stories about being scammed, and would be comfortable being in front of camera, for a national anti-scam campaign.

This is a paid opportunity and would require a day of your time at a studio in Melbourne. You would also be required to complete a police check as a part of our campaign vetting process.

If you or someone you know can relate to the above and are interested in being involved please DM me.

Cheers.
Caitlin

p.s. I know this sounds like a scam but I assure you its not!

Hi there,

I’m 27f years old. Looking for friends because in need of some friends.

Hobbies include learning languages, watching tv shows and interested in connecting with people from diverse culture and countries and learning about their country.

Glad I didnt pay 50 bucks to chuck one of these barely lit things in the water, they all floated to one end too, hardly lanterns are they??

https://preview.redd.it/v77wzbd68xvg1.jpg?width=2046&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f8f3f7f7c79664f6b5431011c85e33a15273fc5f

Hi all,

I’m about to get Medicare and trying to figure out whether it makes sense to keep private health insurance or drop it altogether. Currently, I'm paying ~$315/month for a family cover (Bupa). Keen to hear what others have done in practice.

A few things I’m wondering about:

• Did you keep your private health insurance once you got Medicare? If yes, why?
• What did you do about ambulance cover (standalone vs included in PHI)?
• Is Medicare alone a good option in your experience?
• Any tax implications to be aware of if you don’t have private insurance?
• How bad are public hospital wait times if you only rely on Medicare?
• If you do keep extras/private cover, which ones have you found worthwhile?

Would really appreciate hearing personal experiences and what’s worked (or not worked) for you.

Thanks!