"No Worries"?

They dont here???

"Garbo" for the guy who drives the garbage truck, "milko" (self explanitory), fisho, etc. Geez we talk bad....

Hmmm ...

Garbo??

Please just don't start saying "yeah, nah mate; it's all good"

I always say "no worries". Or even, "it's all good". I'm pretty sure I don't know many Aussies either...

"its all good" is a term used by mainly younger(25 and under) Australians. Us 40ish Australians have a slightly better grasp.. ;-)

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Same thing here. I also often say 'Cheers' or sign a letter that way. I deal with all sorts of people all day so I think I communicate differently depending who I am talking to.

I recently came back from a season on a B.C. ski hill.. to work in a primary school in Oz... it's hilarious how fast the kids are picking up "RIGHT ON!"

Ditto #24. I am going to start using "lorry" just to start a new trend.

"Right on" isn't typically used in Oz?