Jillian Segal the so-called anti semitism envoy and funder of hate group Advance, apparently has put out a #bondi statement equating the massive anti genocide March across the Sydney Harbour bridge months back as a cause of this terror event. She needs to resign and repay every cent to the taxpayer.
That heroic bloke who disarmed one of the gunmen and was shot twice?
His name is Ahmed al Ahmed.
He has two kids and owns a fruit shop in Sutherland.
While you’re screaming about Muslims and race, you’re dismissing the actions of a hero.
thewest.com.au/news/nsw/bon...
DéLana R. A. Dameron was a brilliant poet & fiction writer about my age that I was in community with who has suddenly passed which is earth shattering. This is her acclaimed novel. @upfromsumdirt.bsky.social
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Hilarious that Netflix is screening a bunch of promo fireplace videos while Australia is largely on fire.
She’s been found! Thank you all x
WELFARE CONCERNS WESTERN AUSTRALIA POLICE FORCE Midland District - WA Police Force Forrestfield Police have welfare concerns for 17 year old Kendra, who was last seen in Robertson Road GOOSEBERRY HILL, around 11am Friday, the 7th of November 2025. She is described as dark skin, slim build with dark short shaved hair. It is not known what Kendra is wearing however she usually wears a baggy jumper and jeans. Anyone who sees Kendra is asked to call police immediately on 131 444. Quote CAD 849348. Image: The image is a composite post from the Western Australia Police Force. On the left, a blue panel features a white checkerboard pattern across the top with the bold white text “WELFARE CONCERNS”. On the right, there is a colour photograph of Kendra. They have medium-dark skin, short dark hair mostly covered by a patterned headscarf, and are smiling softly at the camera. They wear a light brown or olive-green collared shirt or jacket. It's in front of an art display of Aboriginal art
Please spread this far and wide & if you are in WA, please help look for Kendra!
Kendra has been out alone since Friday am and her family is worried sick about her. She has no meds & is part of our community. Kendra recently shaved her head. Della is out looking for her now.
Lets bring her home <3
The Telegraph Headline: New Covid virus found in wild Brazilian bats Subhed: The discovery of a ‘furin cleavage site’ suggests the mutation which helps the virus adapt to humans is naturally occurring
Sad day for the folks who staked their reputations on lab leak conspiracy theories.
www.telegraph.co.uk/global-healt...
On the echoes of refrigerator mothers in MAHA policy: Tiffany Hammond @fidgetsandfries.bsky.social "sees the focus on Tylenol and vaccines not only as a way to blame moms, but as a way to distract from Trump’s cuts to the services and supports families like hers need."
19thnews.org/2025/10/refr...
Image Description (alt text): A teal background graphic with the DPAC Australia logo (black triangle, white letters, “AUSTRALIA” on the right edge) in the top left. Large white heading to the right reads “What Can I Expect?” Below, bold white text says: “Attendees will have the opportunity to share their stories in a peer led discussion about;” followed by a white bulleted list: “group homes/forced shared supports; restrictive funding periods; support lists & ‘primary disability’ rules; funding cuts and changes; removal of people (especially kids & women) from the NDIS.” Further down, bold white subheading: “Our expert panel will be talking about:” with bulleted list: “assessment; appeals; eligibility reassessments; evidence; and self-advocacy.” Image Description (alt text): A teal background graphic with the DPAC Australia logo in the top left. Bold white heading reads “Speakers and Panelists.” Below, four illustrated cartoon-style portraits are arranged in two columns, each with names and affiliations beside them: Naomi Anderson: illustrated with short spiky grey hair and glasses, labelled “(Villamanta Disability Rights Legal Service).” Peter Gregory: illustrated with short hair, Image Description (alt text): A digital graphic with a teal background. In the top left, the DPAC Australia logo: a black downward-pointing triangle with rounded corners, containing the white letters “DPAC,” with the word “AUSTRALIA” set diagonally along the triangle’s right edge. To the right, bold white heading text reads “Community Forum.” Below, in purple, “NDIS Cuts One Year On.” Underneath is the meta line: “Fri 3 Oct | 12:00–2:00 pm AEST | Online.” In the centre, bold white text says “Share your story. Get informed. Push back!” At the bottom: “Disabled People Against Cuts (Australia). Register on Humanitix: link in text.”
Image Description (alt text): A teal background graphic with the DPAC Australia logo (black triangle, white letters, “AUSTRALIA” on the right edge) in the top left. Large white heading to the right reads “What Can I Expect?” Below, bold white text says: “Attendees will have the opportunity to share their stories in a peer led discussion about;” followed by a white bulleted list: “group homes/forced shared supports; restrictive funding periods; support lists & ‘primary disability’ rules; funding cuts and changes; removal of people (especially kids & women) from the NDIS.” Further down, bold white subheading: “Our expert panel will be talking about:” with bulleted list: “assessment; appeals; eligibility reassessments; evidence; and self-advocacy.” Image Description (alt text): A teal background graphic with the DPAC Australia logo in the top left. Bold white heading reads “Speakers and Panelists.” Below, four illustrated cartoon-style portraits are arranged in two columns, each with names and affiliations beside them: Naomi Anderson: illustrated with short spiky grey hair and glasses, labelled “(Villamanta Disability Rights Legal Service).” Peter Gregory: illustrated with short hair, Image Description (alt text): A digital graphic with a teal background. In the top left, the DPAC Australia logo: a black downward-pointing triangle with rounded corners, containing the white letters “DPAC,” with the word “AUSTRALIA” set diagonally along the triangle’s right edge. To the right, bold white heading text reads “Community Forum.” Below, in purple, “NDIS Cuts One Year On.” Underneath is the meta line: “Fri 3 Oct | 12:00–2:00 pm AEST | Online.” In the centre, bold white text says “Share your story. Get informed. Push back!” At the bottom: “Disabled People Against Cuts (Australia). Register on Humanitix: link in text.”
Image Description (alt text): A teal background graphic with the DPAC Australia logo (black triangle, white letters, “AUSTRALIA” on the right edge) in the top left. Large white heading to the right reads “What Can I Expect?” Below, bold white text says: “Attendees will have the opportunity to share their stories in a peer led discussion about;” followed by a white bulleted list: “group homes/forced shared supports; restrictive funding periods; support lists & ‘primary disability’ rules; funding cuts and changes; removal of people (especially kids & women) from the NDIS.” Further down, bold white subheading: “Our expert panel will be talking about:” with bulleted list: “assessment; appeals; eligibility reassessments; evidence; and self-advocacy.” Image Description (alt text): A teal background graphic with the DPAC Australia logo in the top left. Bold white heading reads “Speakers and Panelists.” Below, four illustrated cartoon-style portraits are arranged in two columns, each with names and affiliations beside them: Naomi Anderson: illustrated with short spiky grey hair and glasses, labelled “(Villamanta Disability Rights Legal Service).” Peter Gregory: illustrated with short hair, Image Description (alt text): A digital graphic with a teal background. In the top left, the DPAC Australia logo: a black downward-pointing triangle with rounded corners, containing the white letters “DPAC,” with the word “AUSTRALIA” set diagonally along the triangle’s right edge. To the right, bold white heading text reads “Community Forum.” Below, in purple, “NDIS Cuts One Year On.” Underneath is the meta line: “Fri 3 Oct | 12:00–2:00 pm AEST | Online.” In the centre, bold white text says “Share your story. Get informed. Push back!” At the bottom: “Disabled People Against Cuts (Australia). Register on Humanitix: link in text.”
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Tomorrow!
One year on from the NDIS cuts - what’s the impact and what next? Community forum (online) Fri 3 Oct, 12:00–2:00pm AEST. Story-sharing + expert panel.
Register: events.humanitix.com/community-forum-ndis-cuts #NDIS #DisabilityRights #AusPol #StopNDISCuts #SaveOurNDIS
#AusLaw #NDIS #disability
Remembering @criprights.bsky.social
"Erin Turner Manners, a senior solicitor at the Justice and Equity Centre, said airlines have obligations under discrimination and consumer law but this hasn’t prevented discrimination and poor customer experiences." #auslaw
www.theguardian.com/world/2025/s...
This NDIS registered provider (the govt says that registration will ‘keep us safe’) wants to be famous.
Well, let’s meet Monique, who underpays and exploits disabled people through her NDIS registered modelling agency, Diversity Models.
9now.nine.com.au/a-current-af...
Make her famous.
Kirk shooter is rather unsurprisingly not trans, nor Black, and comes from a nice white Republican background.
Watch that uncomfortable silence grow, between the cracks of the Horst Wesseling.
Please sign and share:
www.aph.gov.au/e-petitions/...
To help clarify this part of NDIS complexity.
New framework plans are yet to be introduced.
When this happens NDIA will, by law, be able to restrict a participant’s information that can be considered by the assessor.
I hope Mark Butler MP was prepared, post his National Press Club of Australia speech, for the wrath of millions of disabled Australians to be rained upon the heads of he and his colleagues.
Because after that shitshow, it’s coming. Nothing surer.
More protest in the streets and chanting. It’s not midnight, so it’s probably not Nazis.
It’s cold and it seems like a good idea to stay inside and warm.
So the gov more secretive than the pathological liars, aren’t realising a report described as dire, diabolical & extremely confronting.
“heat-related fatalities, detailed suburb mapping of coastal inundation from sea level rises & shocking forecasts of impacts on the agricultural sector.”
#Auspol
Why do we say people are brainy when we think they are clever?
I mean, it’s offal. We don’t say we are livery.
For that matter - we don’t say our skin is SKINNY.
Sticks aren’t naturally sticky.
Hair is by nature hairy.
WHY DO WE DO THIS
NOSY
HANDSY
FOOTY
whyyyyy
An Aboriginal flag with a tree superimposed on the top - Gelliplate print
We have rights.
And nobody is allowed to take them away from us.
We fight back.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=PgQn...
Action for Public Housing is one of several groups rallying at Town Hall on Saturday to call for an immediate end of police responding to mental health crisis cases, and the introduction of mental health-first responder programs in their place.
www.starobserver.com.au/news/communi...
On university costs, as with Defence, the ALP has decided that Scott Morrison should be the one setting policy
I can’t help but look at her and shriek with laughter. It’s so strange <3
She doesn’t mind my weirdness x
Smitten has had blood tests done and they have hilariously shaved her neck and now she looks like she has had a tasty cat sized bite taken out of her.
It is most disconcerting.
