"==Australian electoral division infoboxes== 
I would appreciate it if you would fix up your 'allegience' portion of the table per the Australian standard. 0-5.99 is marginal, 6.00-10.00 is fairly safe, 10.01> is safe. Thankyou.   
It's better to go by the AEC than the ABC. Refer to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia_talk:WikiProject_Australian_politics/Archive_2#Election_campaign_articles where we established consensus that 0-5.99/6-10/>10 should be used for this page.    

Per the link above, the Australian Electoral Commission as well as SA's State Electoral Office use 0-5.99 marginal, 6-10 fairly safe, and >10 safe. On wiki we have also used >20 as v.safe. This is what has been agreed upon per the consensus in the link above and is used on all pages that relate to it such as the other link above. Thanks.     
    
Ah. Well, per the link above, there is a ref which is http://www.unsw.adfa.edu.au/hass/staff/pendulum_new.pdf - a very good resource, post-redistribution, and then the standard 2004 results from the AEC which are in the division page refs, such as http://results.aec.gov.au/12246/results/HouseDivisionFirstPrefs-12246-190.htm .     
    
No sorry.     
    
Nice work with all the infoboxes, but it was previously agreed here that infoboxes were superfluous to the article (you'll note that I preferred them to be included). In the interests of consensus, please raise this issue at the above link before adding any more, otherwise there may be a lot of removal, as I had to do earlier! Thanks.     
    
On another note, can I suggest that the infoboxes include the electorate's namesake?      
   
Additionally (I sound like I'm quibbling, I know - I do like the look of the new infoboxes) - are you able to make a template? This would make the inclusion and maintenance of the infoboxes much, much easier.      
    
The ones being used for the Sydney ones are out of date, representing the electorates as of 2004. I don't know if the others are uploaded yet.      
   
I've fixed the template up now, and changing them to templates. I hope you don't mind, but I removed some of the categories - I don't think anywhere provides information on population or density, and the ""last election"" section is redundant as there's a table on that further down - and (I don't know if this was you) I'm making the allegiances according to the marginal-fairly safe-safe criteria used on the AEC, and I added the classification (inner metropolitan etc.) to the tables. If there are any problems with this please let me know!      
    
 Aussie Cricket Team History of Shirts    
    
Hey, you have a great collection of Aussie one-dayer shirts there and I wanted to know where you got the info from? From the looks of things you made it all in MS Paint and for me, using Microsoft PowerPoint and having a good cricket shirt template I could rack up all those (with the real logos) at sharp quality and accurate colours. Just wanted to know if I needed your permission or anything. I shouldn't really, but hey it won't do me any harm. Don't forget to reply with some sort of link about the history of the shirts and a good shirt template. Thanks from      
   
 Aussie cricket shirts - first one done    
    
Hey rac. Got my first one done which is the current Aussie home shirt. It is up on  for commenting. Cheers and reply with any thoughts on my talk page.   "