Not again. RIP all the innocent people killed in London

We do live in a lucky country but for how much longer makes you worry.I think I'l just keep traveling round oz they don't seem to want to bomb the outback !!!! Good to hear your som and his girlfriend are safe. Take Care Vitara

Is it just my perception or did the roads in to work seem a lot more congested than usual. Driving past the train stations I noticed that there was not as many commuters walking out of the stations.

We all take it for granted and say that these types of things would never happen in OZ but there does seem to be a flow on effect from the televison footage last night with many people changing their traveling habits the next day.

All I can say is live life to the fullest and peace to all.

Deepest Sympathy to any members or visitors who have been affected by this tragedy.

Ren Gatto

>i know you can't wrap yourself in cottonwool, but sometimes
>its better to play it safe...

When you do that you give in to terrorism. And we should never, ever do that.

Not going is playing into their hands; it's exactly what they want to achieve; to make you frightened.

I lived in the UK when Thatcher gave Reagan permission to use USAF bases in the UK to bomb Tripoli - in the summer following, to their everlasting shame, many Americans cancelled holidays to Europe and particularly the UK.

Once you stop doing the things you normally do then they have won. It's times like this we need courage.

Terrorism will never go away and it will never be curtailed by trying to appease the perpetrators – in any fashion.

The Brits are a tough bunch – the Germans could not defeat them, the PLO couldn’t in the 70s and the IRA have been unable to since the start of the Troubles in 1969. It’ll take more than these bastards to do it. If I had a Union Jack I’d be flying it today.

Mike Harding