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The Libs are counting on the idea that they just need to bombard Australians with enough propaganda suggesting renewables cause high power prices, then they can retake power.
Things are going to get pretty nasty I suspect.

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81 years ago, FDR proposed a second Bill of Rights to guarantee every American the right to employment, healthcare, education, housing, and a living income. His words are as relevant now as they were then. Watch.

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Trump Administration Live Updates: President Appeals to Supreme Court After Losing Bid to Curtail Food Stamp Aid

There is something missing from Donald Trump’s emotional make-up. www.nytimes.com/live/2025/11...

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The Dismissal, the role of the CIA, MI6 and Austral Americans I was familiar with many of the events leading to the Dismissal on 11 November 1975. That knowledge was greatly increased by Professor Jenny Hocking with her long and successful campaign to have the P...

“Whitlam announced “there should not be foreign military bases, stations, installations in Australia. We will honour agreements covering existing stations. We do not favour extensions or prolongation of any of those existing ones”.”

Oh, how I miss him. #auspol
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Matt Golding is the funniest, sharpest cartoonist on the block.

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For the common good: Climate justice begins with human rights Climate change isn’t only about the planet. It’s about people — and the rights we’re bound to protect as the world heats up.

For the common good: Climate justice begins with human rights www.themandarin.com.au/302555-for-t...

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Do any Labor MPs or senators (besides Albanese and his handful of praetorian hacks) have any say over anything?
Do they care about their own collective and individual impotence? Evidently not.

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Did you know that under Australian law the dead can’t sue for defamation? Just a fun fact I thought I’d mention apropos of nothing in particular.

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John, 75, wanted a taxi outside Sydney airport to take him 1.5km to his hotel. Drivers refused Taxi drivers to face higher penalties for refusing jobs as NSW commissioner says all passengers have right to hire taxi regardless of length of trip * Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast John Heron’s four-hour flight from Perth landed in Sydney on Tuesday, just before 10.30pm. The 75-year-old had booked a nearby hotel, about 1.5km away, to spend the night after the late arrival. Heron grabbed his bag, left the airport and wandered over to the taxi rank across from the Virgin Australia terminal about half an hour later. A worker at the rank directed him to a taxi waiting in a bay. But Heron said the cab refused his fare because the trip was too short. Continue reading...

John, 75, wanted a taxi outside Sydney airport to take him 1.5km to his hotel. Drivers refused

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Without the night shift, there is no morning.
Without the night shift, there is no morning. YouTube video by Zohran Mamdani for NYC

Without the night shift, there is no morning.

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Question:
1. How many accounts are members of the REPS-Memstaff@aph.gov.au and SENSenstaff@aph.gov.au email groups?
I ask because in June, there was an email sent out to all parliamentarians and their
staff by Zali Steggall, inviting members and Senators to join the Parliamentary
Friends of Climate Action. A short while later, an email came in reply from a member
of another parliamentarian’s staff, which contained two GIF files which depicted short
segments from the TV series ‘The Inbetweeners’. It seems this was a case of
accidentally hitting ‘reply all’ rather than ‘forward’. My office has seen this happen a
few times with various offices accidentally clicking ‘reply all’ rather than replying to
the original sender. While the embarrassment of having told a joke to the entire
parliament rather than one of your mates in the office is harmless, it does leave a
carbon footprint. Data from the Carbon Literacy Project suggests that the carbon
footprint of a short email is 0.3 grams of carbon dioxide. If we estimate that there are
around 2000 people on those mailing lists, a single reply-all email would have a
carbon footprint of just over half a kilogram, which starts to add up quickly. It
wouldn’t be feasible to restrict access to the parliamentarian and staff email groups,
but:
2. Could some sort of warning be implemented, or is there already one in place, for
people who may be inadvertently replying to all recipients of such an email?
3. Alternatively, could the parliamentary email system catch such an email before it
goes out and confirm with the sender that they had meant to reply all to the email?
4. Does the department have any data on the carbon footprint of the parliament’s
information systems?
Answer:
1. The two distribution groups contain the following number of recipients:
Reps-memstaff@aph.gov.au: 1,789
Sen-senstaff@aph.gov.au: 708

Question: 1. How many accounts are members of the REPS-Memstaff@aph.gov.au and SENSenstaff@aph.gov.au email groups? I ask because in June, there was an email sent out to all parliamentarians and their staff by Zali Steggall, inviting members and Senators to join the Parliamentary Friends of Climate Action. A short while later, an email came in reply from a member of another parliamentarian’s staff, which contained two GIF files which depicted short segments from the TV series ‘The Inbetweeners’. It seems this was a case of accidentally hitting ‘reply all’ rather than ‘forward’. My office has seen this happen a few times with various offices accidentally clicking ‘reply all’ rather than replying to the original sender. While the embarrassment of having told a joke to the entire parliament rather than one of your mates in the office is harmless, it does leave a carbon footprint. Data from the Carbon Literacy Project suggests that the carbon footprint of a short email is 0.3 grams of carbon dioxide. If we estimate that there are around 2000 people on those mailing lists, a single reply-all email would have a carbon footprint of just over half a kilogram, which starts to add up quickly. It wouldn’t be feasible to restrict access to the parliamentarian and staff email groups, but: 2. Could some sort of warning be implemented, or is there already one in place, for people who may be inadvertently replying to all recipients of such an email? 3. Alternatively, could the parliamentary email system catch such an email before it goes out and confirm with the sender that they had meant to reply all to the email? 4. Does the department have any data on the carbon footprint of the parliament’s information systems? Answer: 1. The two distribution groups contain the following number of recipients: Reps-memstaff@aph.gov.au: 1,789 Sen-senstaff@aph.gov.au: 708

There's two email groups set up for parliamentarians and their offices and apparently one office replied all to an email from Zali Steggall with gifs. (via Senator Payman's estimates question)

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Female survivors of grooming gangs demand apology from Nigel Farage Exclusive: Five women said Reform leader’s comments that they were victims of other types of sexual abuse were ‘degrading’

What a hideous man he is.
www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025...

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A CONVERSATION

“Bee humble, bee hungry, and always bee the hardest worker in the room.” Dwayne Johnson

“You must always bee willing to work without applause.”
Ernest Hemingway


#dont-let-them-steal-your-joy
#sunflower #courage #inspire #slavaukraini #mobilize #unity
#dwayne-johnson #bee #work

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'Germany Is Back' – and That Should Scare Us All In its crackdown on pro-Palestine speech, Germany has normalized racism and state violence in a way that goes beyond any conflict abroad, reminding us this really is the country of the 1920s, again.

“The mask in this once-respected democracy is slipping, as dark forces in the country increasingly use the pretense of “protecting Jewish life” as the perfect excuse to act like fascists.” #Germany
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Donald Trump praises ‘great’ Washington meeting with Anthony Albanese as leaders dine at Apec US president tells reporters he and Australian PM ‘working on a lot of things together’ * Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates * Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast After waiting a long time to meet Donald Trump, Anthony Albanese has now done so twice in 10 days. The Australian prime minister followed last week’s trip to Washington by sitting next to the US president on Wednesday evening at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (Apec) summit dinner in Gyeongju, South Korea. Continue reading...

Donald Trump praises ‘great’ Washington meeting with Anthony Albanese as leaders dine at Apec

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Australian man living in Washington DC pleads guilty to selling trade secrets to Russian broker US department of justice says Peter Williams, 39, stole material over three-year period working for US defence contractor

Looked into this last week but some of the details about him weren't confirmed in court docs until today. www.theguardian.com/australia-ne...

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Rep.-elect Adelita Grijalva has now been waiting 36 days to be sworn in to office — setting a new record that any member of Congress has had to wait following a special election.

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"City After The Rain" - my oil painting

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#Australia #auspol #Barnaby

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Nothing beats being served a hearty breakfast. #367Collins #PeregrineFalcons

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Lee Hanson speaks after One Nation hits record polling result
Lee Hanson speaks after One Nation hits record polling result YouTube video by SIX News Australia

Lee Hanson has spoken to 6 News after One Nation recorded 15% in a national poll for the first time ever, with the party preparing for future elections and growing its membership in Tasmania

WATCH: www.youtube.com/watch?v=GgxZ...

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🚨Wow - this will be huge if it bears out. Exit polls show the pro-EU D66 party has WON the Dutch election.

The far-right PVV party of Geeet Wildsrs has lost 12 seats, according to exit polls.

Huge if true.

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Looks like JD Vance is a professional grifter … hating on those who use food stamps (him as a child) … hating on brown & black people (his wife & kids)…. The man is a disgrace ….

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JD Vance, in 2016,
to his college roommate
Josh McLaurin:
"Trump is the fruit of
the party's neglect.
I go back & forth
between thinking
Trump is a cynical asshole
like Nixon
(& might even be useful)
or that he's
America's Hitler.
How's that for discouraging?"

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just so everyone knows, I know JD Vance received food stamps (SNAP) growing up by reading the Wikipedia article on him.

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Who thinks JD Vance is a deplorable shit-bag?

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His kids are brown … FFS…!

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Make no mistake - what JD Vance is doing is attempting to justify and sugarcoat racism.

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JD Vance is trying his damndest to rationalize racism. Tell him to fuck off.

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