The 'intolerable impost' of daylight saving differences
IT SEEMS absolutely terrible people will have to tolerate the inconvenience of having to put up with a neighbouring state being in a different time zone.
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IT SEEMS absolutely terrible that people and businesses will have to tolerate (once again) the incredible inconvenience of having to put up with a neighbouring state being in a different time zone.
It seems unbelievable that anyone should be subjected to such an intolerable impost.
Of course somehow these same people have managed to handle the fact that, to do business with South Australia, Northern Territory or Western Australia (and heaven forbid!) someone overseas, they have had to deal with the same problem.
The closer one gets to the tropics the less variation there is in daylight hours. In Northern Queensland the "daylight saving" changes become extremely inconvenient.
Get over it or get up earlier!
F. BARNES, Toowoomba
Originally published as The 'intolerable impost' of daylight saving differences