Last month the new Bargain Chat was introduced, when the whole thing was moved  over to Twitter. This change brings with it many new ways to read and post to the chat, but was also sudden enough to be met with a bit of resistance from the community.

With the end of financial year sales just beginning it would be senseless to ignore the new Bargain Chat because it is different. Give Twitter a go and see what powerful new options are possible.

Set yourself up to never miss another bargain again. This article has some examples of ways you can interact with the new Bargain Chat.

Normally at Economical Gamer, we stick to what we do well - games bargains - and don't report on much else. However, recent circumstances push us to publish this important news.

The Attorney-General's Department have released their long-awaited discussion paper on the introduction of an R18+ classification for games. This document requests submissions from the public.

Drafting a submission may sound like a lot of effort, but it's not. There is a template document available on the website, all you need to do is fill in your details, and indicate your opinion regarding several statements already pre-filled for you. There is also a comments section at the bottom for an extended response.

R18+ classification is an issue that affects all gamers, and I would strongly suggest that as many of you as possible make a submission, and get your voice heard. The statements they ask you to assess are quite broad - on this note, I would guess that numbers of responses are what's going to count in this consultation.

Please, take 5 minutes to make a submission. Forward the link around to friends and family. The Attorney-General's Department have given us an opportunity to voice our opinion, let's not waste it.

Click here to visit the Attorney General's website