Monday Edition
Good morning members and a big happy Monday to you all! How are we all doing? Absolutely fantastically we hope! If not, then feel free to email us here any time you need, we are always up for a chat. We want to make sure our Seniors Discount Club family knows that we will always be here if you need. Now let's start the week off with a bang and dive right into today’s activities shall we?
First things first, let's take a look at the first riddle of the week. This one was sent in by member Doug S. and we swear we have the answer on the tip of our tongues.
There is a word that has two opposite meanings. It can refer to a place where things are kept, but, it also means to throw things away. What is it?
On the tip of your tongue too? Well you might just get it then, and you know what to do in that case right? Head on over to the riddle masters thread here and submit your answer. If that answer is indeed the correct one, well then guess what? You’ve just scored yourself a shoutout in tomorrow’s newsletter! Get excited you lot!
Now then, what’s happening in Australia and around the world today?
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Nothing beats a creamy butter chicken right members? Well how about a butter chicken recipe that is absolutely guilt free, and tastes delicious?
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We’re coming in hot with the recipes today members… This absolutely stunning Eggplant Parmigiana screams cosy and homemade, and has taken social media by storm!
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Seeing we'll be spending so much time in the kitchen cooking up these recipes, let's take a look at the best of the best kitchen organising hacks the internet has to offer.
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Take a look at the 9 rules to live by for a healthy lifestyle, as presented by an expert nutritionist!
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Experts explain that leaving a child alone in a hot car “is one of the most dangerous, life-threatening things one can do!” We take a look at the dangers.
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Now, your kitchen can't be the only organised room in the house?! Check out this ultimate guide to keeping your cleaning cupboard tidy and in check!
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Who here is a 'silver fox'? Well, here are some tips for embracing and caring for grey and ageing hair. Turns out its quite the trendy look these days!
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A heated Aldi Debate: A grocery bag dilemma faced by an Aldi shopper has gone viral. Who do you think is responsible?
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We aren't called the discount club for nothing! This is the ultimate Maccas money saving hack!
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And finally, we are sneaking in one last recipe... This strange, yet delicious breakfast recipe is taking the internet by storm!
And that everyone is a wrap of the news! Don’t head off just yet though, as today’s picture of the day is an absolute doozy you won't want to miss.
Oh and just a reminder, we have just started a new competition: The SDC Product Review Comp. All you have to do to be eligible to win $100 voucher at Coles, Woolies, Aldi. or IGA is choose your favourite product from any of these stores, write roughly 100 words about why you love it so much and post it right here in the forum! How exciting!
Most importantly, stay safe members, and happy reading.
- Jonathan, Vella, Sean, James, Dan & Maddie.

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Source: Shutterstock
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D. 1989
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Scroll to the bottom of the newsletter for the answer.
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Source: Australia Remember When FB page
Remember when telephones had cords? Doesn’t seem that long ago that you would have to sit by the phone to talk, and that you could spend hours chatting away and twiddling with the wire. Do you still have a landline at home?
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Source: iStock Photos
Accomplishing a weekly run of groceries can be therapeutic for some and a hassle for the rest of us. So what could possibly make this errand worse? Well… perhaps your groceries getting ruined by a leaking product, but not just any product, a chemical product.
An Aldi customer has taken to a well-known Facebook group to share her frustration when a bottle of the stain remover, Di San Pre, leaked through her shopping bag and ruined her groceries, so in an attempt to avoid the risk of putting her child in harm’s way, she threw everything out. The customer thinks Aldi is at fault and that she deserves a full refund, but not everyone is on her side...
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If you have a deal you think other members would enjoy, please submit it here.
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House & Home 12 Piece Rhapsody Dinner set $24.50 @ Big W
Give your dining experience that added pop with this 12 piece Rhapsody Dinnerset from House & Home at Big W. Containing 4 bowls and 6 plates of different varieties, the cool ‘denim’ blue adds a simple and modern touch to the dining room.
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Rivers Sleeveless Linen Tank Top $10 @ Rivers
Made of breathable linen, this sleeveless tank top from Rivers is an absolute style icon. Paired simply with blue jeans, a skirt or even shorts, you can dress it up or down, making it a great choice for any occasion. While something like this would usually cost you $49.99, today Rivers are offering it for only $10. What a steal!
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Marie Claire Domain Wood Cheese Set 30cm Noir $20 @ House
What is better for entertaining guests or for a movie night than a delicious cheese board? Well check out this Marie Claire Domain Wood Cheese Set from House! With a rustic design plus two cheese knives, it's the ultimate cheese entertaining kit! Usually this would cost you $59.99, but today you can grab one of these for only $20! Get in quick, we can’t imagine this will last long.
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Source: Member @kramx
Civic Park Fountain in Newcastle
What an absolutely stunning snap! This was taken by member @kramx and features the beautiful Civic Park Fountain in Newcastle. What a sight to behold. Thanks so much for sending this in @kramx!
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1431 Joan of Arc's first day of interrogation during her trial for heresy.
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1918 Australians chase Turkish troop out of Jericho, Dutch Palestine.
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1972 Richard Nixon becomes the first US President to visit China, normalising relations between the countries in a meeting with Chinese leader Mao Zedong in Beijing.
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1975 John Lennon releases "Rock 'n' Roll" album.
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2017 Plane crashes into shopping centre in Essendon, Melbourne, Australia killing the five people on board.
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A man walks into a bar and asks the bartender, "If I show you a really good trick, will you give me a free drink?
The bartender considers it, then agrees.
The man reaches into his pocket and pulls out a tiny rat.
Oh members, you just have to read the rest of this one. It was posted quite some time ago by member @VinylTed but I loved it so much I'm bringing it back!
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The demolition of the Berlin Wall began in 1989, 5 days after half a million people had gathered in mass protest. It’s official demolition began in 1990.
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