Coota

Pathetic grub of a man, please stop bringing my country down by crying to the cops for your stupidity. Man up and shut up.

Bell Direct for me but they don't know I live overseas most of the time, well, nearly all the time.

The schools in the areas of Surin that have been declared dangerous have benn shut for a week and may open on Monday, meanwhile life goes on as normal around them.

Yes.

I recently had to get some Thai official documents translated to English for some business in Australia. I have struggled with this problem of translation for ages but have found a website that provides a list of all NATTI registered translators. NATTI is the official standard that is accepted by all Oz government organisations. The good part of this list is that there is a local Thai lady that can do all your translations with a minimum of fuss and it can all be done via the internet and a scanner. www.naati.com.au

I am trying to setup a transfer of money from my Australian Bank to my Thai Bank, normally I use Wise but have decided to try direct from my NAB Bank to one of my Thai Banks. In setting up the receiving bank details using my online Aus Bank account I would like to know what address for the Thai Bank to put in. My Thai Bank is in Robibnson in Surin so, do I put down the head office address and the Thai Bank Swift code for that office? I do not know my local banks branch code. I am worried that if I send the money to head office I will be charged a transfer fee to send it to Surin.

Which Bank mate? I'm with National and use Wise for my monthly transfers of around $AU6,000. I have the option of doing a larger transfer every 3 months or so, perhaps I should look at using my bank. How much do you bring in each transaction? Thanks.

Good riddance.

It's definitely true WileE. My wife has family in the perp's village. The poor victim had to have his funeral at the Temple and not at his home as per normal funerals and itwas over in a day which is certainly some sort of a record here.

The murder happened around the corner from my place and there are several discrepancies. The perp had only been out of prison for a day, she wanted money from her brother to buy Yaba, the brother refused and he's now dead. The victim had been a monk at our local temple for at least 10 years and only recently left to help his and the perp's mother who was bedridden. Another victim of the drug epidemic.

What a freakin' embarrassment to Aussies, FFS toughen up you pathetic gimp. This sort of behaviour is what's wrong with our once great nation, don't be a snitch and move on. I suppose he voted Labour in the recent election.

I read in the Australian press that the Major had tried to access another death insurance policy that was knocked back, he benefited from one other policy but failed with the second. I also read that new botanical science is being used as evidence.

New evidence that was not available before has been found as well as advances in scientific analysis, also new witnesses have come forward. It takes a long time to get all the pieces together. The Police decided against extradition as they knew he would eventually visit Australia, once again possibly due to a family friend. Have you never heard of a cold case?

I really don't understand why the English Army is making this request and, as a consequence, slowing up your son's application. Have you called them out on this? My knowledge of the Thai conscription method is that your son would need to be living in Thailand at the time of his conscription and have an address where the papers can be sent. Your son has neither so just forget about it provided the UK Army can.

My son is in a similar situation. He is in the final stages of joining the Australian Army. He has passed all interviews and assessments and is just waiting for his enlistment date. He was born in Thailand and has lived here for 16 of his 19 years. Fortunately he did 3 years through his High School of the Territorial Defence Program which is run by the Thai Army with his school. It is basicaly being an Army scout, he went on training camps and various other tasks. Completing this service exempts him from the conscription process and the Aus Army has not asked for any proof of this. This information probably does not help you but, I have learned that the conscription process is handled at a local level and I suggest your wife should start making inquiries about this at her Amphur. We are in a rural village in Surin Province and my wife has been dealing at the local level with the Army.