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Good morning

Welcome to another fabulous Monday, members! Did you have a fantastic weekend? I (Vella) hope so! My partner and I spent ours at IKEA, finding inspiration for our new apartment. And it left me wondering, what are your must-have household items? Share your suggestions here! Now, here's Monday’s brain teaser:

Why can’t someone living in Perth be buried in Cairns?

Submit your answers in our Riddle Masters thread here. If you get it correct, you’ll get a shout-out tomorrow.

News and Finance

A health warning was issued for this popular destination after an Aussie contracted a deadly disease.
They won’t tell you this, but there’s a way you can save on your health cover costs*.
Fines of up to $50,000 could hit Aussies’ wallets in one state because of this rule change.
Feeling lucky? Enter this lottery where you could win prizes of up to $800,000!
Beware of this Facebook Marketplace scam, leaving bargain hunters out of pocket.
Avoid this parking mistake that cost an Aussie $160.
Here’s how a shopper slashed $1,000 off her bill by ditching Woolworths for this supermarket!
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A 76-year-old grandmother faced a terrifying ordeal in broad daylight, leaving her reeling.

Food and Lifestyle

Love the SDC? You might love this even more.
A mum’s horrifying ALDI mince find will make your stomach churn.
Meanwhile, a Coles shopper's online delivery blunder has the internet laughing. ‘Who packed this?’
Who knew this unlikely item could solve your pantry woes forever?
Kmart shoppers are nabbing this $40 winter buy that looks like a $645 designer piece!
Discover the $6.60 cleaning solution from Coles and Woolies that shoppers swear by to banish mould.
Stomach ache? Burning eyes? Try these clever tricks from member @Babybird.
Craving a sweet treat? Look no further than this recipe shared by member @Suzanne rose.

Entertainment

Terri Irwin surprised fans with a heartfelt confession that will tug at your heartstrings.
This photo shared by @mOiOz is guaranteed to bring a smile to your face!
SDC Rewards members: Guess which historical event April is thinking of for a shot at $50! Everyone could also win a prize here!
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Today's Trivia

What is the most populous bird in the world?

Image Source: Seniors Discount Club

Sparrow

Pigeon

Chicken

Cockatoo

Scroll to the bottom of the newsletter for the answer.

Yesterday's Australia

Old baby bassinette

Image Source: Christa Clarke/Facebook

Who remembers when baby bassinettes looked like this? The sturdy wooden frame, intricately woven wicker sides, and soft, quilted bedding made for little ones to rest. Do you still have one of these? Share your memories here.

Let's Save

Today's deals of the day

Click Frenzy Mayhem Sale @ Emma Sleep*

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Wall Coat Hook $5 @ Kmart

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Key Box $20.99 @ BIG W

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Picture of the Day

20 May, 2024

Image Source: Member @mylittletibbies

Simply the best

How adorable is this photo shared by member @mylittletibbies? The sight of their two precious pups, Bindi and Bella, cuddled together completely melted our hearts! Thanks for sharing! Want to share photos of your pets, too? Post them here.

Fun & Games

Want to try some other new and challenging games?
Head to our games forum here!

20 May

On this day in History

1983	'Every Breath You Take' was released by The Police.

1990	Hubble Space Telescope sent its first photos from space.

1998	Frank Sinatra was laid to rest.

Jokes

(Grand)Dad joke of the day

Member @Skipton’s joke revealed the secret to a long life. But it's not what you think!

Today's trivia answer:

Chickens have an estimated population of 22.67 billion.

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