Stones Corner Village isn't the type of shopping centre that you would visit for fun or to kill…read moresome time, you are either there for something practical, like visiting ALDI, the hairdresser, the pharmacy or the doctors next door, or you are parking there to visit one of the restaurants out front. Other stores include Sushi Break, which offers some very nice sushi, a newsXpress news agency and a discount store. There is a Secure Parking parking lot attached to the shopping centre, with the first two hours being free. Parking is reasonably priced as long as you don't stay there for more than 3.5 hours, though will jump to $15 if you are there for more than 4 hours, so keep this in mind.

Stones Corner Village seems to be your standard sunburn shopping centre. Boutique stores, a…read moresupermarket and good parking. I popped in while killing time before a meeting and it was nice to walk around a neighbour spot. There were plenty of food options, with new places opening soon, and the Aldi in the centre must be an often used community shop. The multi level parking was a winner, especially with two hours of free parking available and reasonable pricing thereafter.

The things Will and Woody Say are often inflammatory and sometimes downright innapropriate. The…read moremixes just mangle songs and are copyright infringement lawsuits waiting to happen. The women on the show are out of touch. Next time performance reviews come around, be merciless as they have obviously been coddled.

I was recently reading a list called "What White People Like" and 80s music was there. The reason?…read moreApparently, White People like to listen to 80's music because it was the last time "real music" of the pop variety existed. But I doubt this is 97.3FM's reason for focusing on 80s music. Instead, I think this station's 80's music fans are more of the unabashed "I love Madonna" type. No one's trying to be hip here by claiming the 80's were cool. (Come on.) 97.3FM is for people probably of my generation who list Dirty Dancing as their favourite movie, and like to car-jack their friends. This was evidenced when my friend (who for lack of privacy reasons I'll call by her real name, Julie) texted me every time Wilson Phillip's "Hold On" came on the station, which happened to be very often. As the "97.3!!! Turn it on now!" texts built up over the years, I was recently offered a car lift from Seemingly Nice But Secretly Sadistic Julie. When I got in, 97.3FM wasn't playing as usual, so all signs pointed to good. Then she locked the car doors, went for the DVD player and forced me to listen to "Hold On" for its entire duration. I consider this car-jacking. (Still love you, JJ. But I'm going to Mambo No. 5* your arse at the next available opportunity.) Speaking of which, Mambo No. 5 by Lou Bega is something you might hear on 97.3 FM when the younger crowd is listening (night time). At other times I've heard "Endless Love" by Lionel Ritchie and Diana Ross, as there seems to be Golden Oldies hours. (97.3FM is like the FM equivalent of AM radio.) There's also I admit some decent 80s music (so says the Clichéd White Girl), such as stuff by Duran Duran, the Go Go's, Texas and Robert Palmer. Come on, some of his stuff was OK. *Julie's least favourite song of all time and consistently nominated highly amongst Songs That Get Stuck In Your Head lists across the internet. "A little bit of Monica in my life, a little bit of Erica by my side...."