One day a family with young kids is going to end up in the ocean after orbiting at 500' at Anna Bay.
Won't somebody think of the children?!! (Er, just why is it that they're going to end up in the ocean?)
Dick, from the fact that you don't personally approve of how a particular piece of airspace is managed, you've managed to infer that: the RAAF is stuck in the 1950s; it's amazing that it's ever been able to move on from Vampires and Dakotas; its leadership is incompetent; morale must be low; and you are concerned for the safety of those on active service overseas. Might I suggest that while you, as always, have every confidence in your opinions, you may in fact be spouting nonsense?
I'm sure that you aren't really a hysterical dill - I just can't see how coming on here and behaving like one will advance your cause. By all means ask your perfectly good questions about airspace management, but please spare us the histrionics.