Lottery Winner's Blue Moon, Mailbox Red Flags & Gentle Annie Roads

0:00It's March 2nd, here's your Sydney news in two minutes. A lucky lottery player from Millson's Point hit the jackpot twice on Thursday night in Powerball. Edward Loon walked away with $161.95, not once, but from two separate wins. He called it a once in a blue moon event and joked about buying more tickets. Meanwhile, travelers shared laughs about red flags on American mailboxes. One North Sydney resident figured they warned of nearby Republicans. Back on an Australian dairy farm, folks signaled mail pickup by sticking a branch in the old milk can letterbox instead. Kids these days have their own funny words for things. A lily field dad was stumped when his daughter asked for a post-sticker. Turns out, she just meant a regular stamp. Road names got gruesome in reader-tails. Tasmania has murdering Gully Road while Queensland boasts murdering Creek Road along the 6th foot track. Calls to rename them pop up now and then, but they stick around. A Bodala writer wondered about Australia's many, gentle, any roads and what inspired them.

1:05She also puzzled over delusion road in central Queensland, like Ila Delusion Road, sparking curiosity about their backstories. D&N is sponsored by our partner. Check out the episode description. Some travel miles to find peace. I just climb into bed and listen.