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r/AusLegal•

I'm 23 and trying to apply for a passport, I had a passport when I was a child (which would be expired by now) but that was probably lost at some point by my parents.

And my parents are the issue here because I need one of their original birth certificates to prove I have citizenship, I haven't had anything to do with my abusive parents for a decade so that's just not possible. I managed to get a copy of my mother's original birth certificate, but I'm being asked for the original.

Does anyone know if the passport office has an option to use a certified copy at least? If not is there another way to prove my citizenship?

I've really looked for a solution to this but just can't find anything

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r/AusLegalAdvice•

I'm 23 and trying to apply for a passport, I had a passport when I was a child (which would be expired by now) but that was probably lost at some point by my parents.

And my parents are the issue here because I need one of their original birth certificates to prove I have citizenship, I haven't had anything to do with my abusive parents for a decade so that's just not possible. I managed to get a copy of my mother's original birth certificate, but I'm being asked for the original.

Does anyone know if the passport office has an option to use a certified copy at least? If not is there another way to prove my citizenship?

I've really looked for a solution to this but just can't find anything

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r/melbourne•

So, I'm planning to do a multi-day hike from Port Melbourne to Portsea, essentially the east half of the bay. I haven't had an issue planning out any other part of the walk, but I'm really having trouble figuring out how to walk through/around Mount Martha.

I essentially need to walk from Mount Martha South Beach to Safety Beach. The issue is that most of the Esplanade here doesn't seem walkable (safely) and I can't really find a suitable path inland (mostly roads that don't have footpaths as well), I just don't know the area well.

So! Does anyone know a good way to (safely and without being a nuisance) do this?

I don't really want to have to avoid the area as it's so beautiful! Thanks!

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So, I'm planning to do a multi-day hike from Port Melbourne to Portsea, essentially the east half of the bay. I haven't had an issue planning out any other part of the walk, but I'm really having trouble figuring out how to walk through/around Mount Martha.

I essentially need to walk from Mount Martha South Beach to Safety Beach. The issue is that most of the Esplanade here doesn't seem walkable (safely) and I can't really find a suitable path inland (mostly roads that don't have footpaths as well), I just don't know the area well.

So! Does anyone know a good way to (safely and without being a nuisance) do this?

I don't really want to have to avoid the area as it's so beautiful! Thanks!

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r/melbourne•

Seems that anyone with two brain cells has jumped ship from Reddit already, I came back to see what was up and.. yeah.

So much more right wing BS and no mods...

Enjoy your lives and try to be kind once in a while.

Peace.

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