Image shows an area of rural Queensland that is covered by gas fracking wells.
Senator for Queensland Susan McDonald complaining about renewables taking over farmland ignores what fracking for gas is doing in her own state. #AusPol #SenateHearing
Image shows an area of rural Queensland that is covered by gas fracking wells.
Senator for Queensland Susan McDonald complaining about renewables taking over farmland ignores what fracking for gas is doing in her own state. #AusPol #SenateHearing
This is SUCH a good point. The RBA decides every month how much unemployment is optimum. It's so unfair that the unemployed get the blame.
This is BIG on a number of fronts. It shoots down one of the justifications for logging inside old Forest. The old thinning argument that they reckoned reduced bushfire risk.
??? …you asked what a seppo cunt was…
Yank = septic tank
Who doesn’t have their dogs in their family portrait? 😍
Wow, what this lost gas revenue would buy us! It would replace lost fuel excise as EV numbers increase, allow uni students to focus on study instead of juggling full time casual work with full time study, fund health!
It's up to $68 billion and rising! gas.australiainstitute.org.au
Yes, the yellow ceilings!!
Flat earthers must be losing their minds this week. I wonder what their go-to explanation is…
So true!
Something I found wild about "All the President's Men" was that we watched the whole movie through a fog of cigarette smoke. They smoked in the office, in the car, in the lift!
I lived through the 70s and had completely forgotten that was what life was like.
Just checking, do we still share values with this repulsive specimen?
#auspol
This is my favorite climate change chart. Japanese monks, aristocrats, and emperors kept meticulous records of cherry blossom festivals for 1,200 years and accidentally built the world's longest climate dataset.
2026 will be a grim year in the USA. And admiration for the scientists and communicators still able to collect and publish this data.
www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026...
Cartoon by @andertoon.bsky.social
I always find this debating point a real low. Goverments built the first poles and wires networks in order for electricity to be available for everyone. I think what has changed is that we no longer have visionaries in charge.
in posts about #Ev trucking, lots of replies about who builds the infrastructure??
well, BP in this case, 24 bay chargers at Melbourne airport by BP Pulse. 100% renewable powered, so no coal.. or generators as many claim... #ev #diesel
thedriven.io/2026/03/30/p...
Hokey moley. The fertiliser future in a picture.
So true! All the deniers think we’re needing all, and therefore they want nothing!
A letter to the National Press Club.
Send them your thoughts too, please.
Yvette Cooper says Iran is “holding the world hostage” in closing the Straits of Hormuz.
But in reality it is Israel that’s held the world hostage with an unprovoked attack on Iran, on Lebanon and now destroying South Lebanon just as it did in Gaza. The US felt obliged to join in. No-one else has.
Yes, they def bet the house on hydrogen…
Good. Once you drive an EV, you'll never go back. When the fully electric Hilux comes out later this year, we'll be laughing (and so will the early adopter tradies)!
theconversation.com/our-interest...
Spare tyre was a deal breaker for me living on a dirt road - but the only EV with spare was Hyundai Kona (space saver). So I bought the Kona AND a spare wheel and tyre, and replaced the spacesaver with the real tyre. Change it myself when needed.
Hell on earth.
Yes, it’s very hard not to be smug atm.
Me too :-(
Is this the funniest thing this year?
He was waiting for oil prices to drop before he replenished. Oops!
Chief Happiness Officer
Fck fck fck 😳