He kept his memories of Scotland under loch and quay.

There’s a world coming where Ukraine has left everyone behind and I don’t think anyone at all is ready for this.

Sounds wonderful! Good luck with it and let me know if you come back.

I hope your project goes really well and that I can read it when it’s done. Best wishes!

Suspect so! Hiro I didn’t hear from you about your visit to Melbourne (no problem I just didn’t want you to think I forgot) Hope it went really well and you got what you need. If there’s anything I can offer please feel free to message me on twitter. 1/2

Yep I suspect so

She was clearly laying the ground work for that. You can never appease zealots.

She didn’t even run for another spot. *Quite* the miscalculation.

Ahahahaha www.theage.com.au/politics/vic...

Gawn!

I bring glad tidings

Yikes!

I’m sure Starmer will get credit for this …

“The one person in life who opted to find you special” omg 😭

What a truly beautiful way to write about the loss of your spouse of fifty years.

Bob Carr on life without his beloved Helena www.theage.com.au/culture/book...

Yeah very glad the hospital didn’t muck around on this.

That’s what I thought! 14 years she worked in that exact field of speciality within a hospital!

‘Michelle’ is a fucking idiot who absolutely deserved to be fired. And unrepentantly going to the Daily Mail just proves it.

Hospital staffer allegedly fired for ‘sneaky peek’ at Daniel Andrews’ hospital records www.news.com.au/national/vic...

Weatherzone Radar showing a large group of thunderstorms heading towards Melbourne.

Heads up #MelbWeather folk.

We have inbound.

(Actually don't put your head up esp if there is lightning around you and you are in a field)

Our loss became Collingwood’s when a letter arrived last week for my late dad Collingwood sent a letter to members last week seeking bequests. Mum wasn’t overly impressed when one arrived for her husband, who passed away three years ago.

This is beautifully written and very even-keeled about the Collingwood bequest brouhaha but makes a great wider point about this kind of grasping comms post-covid that many orgs could learn from. www.theage.com.au/sport/afl/ou...

"Unfortunately, it was put on backwards that first time, and people thought I'd converted to Buddhism. I was nearly thrown out of the Party!"

Bondi hero on life after the attack: ‘I’m proud of what I did’ Ahmed al Ahmed’s bravery in disarming one of the gunmen has made him a symbol of unity in Australia, though he is still suffering from his injuries

www.thetimes.com/world/austra...

👊💪👊💪

Do it for the Commonwealth, snow bogans 🇨🇦🏒

Getting shown up in the arena of elite impunity by *the British monarchy* is an incredible “America at 250!” achievement

Car ad that was just on said that their first model (in the 70s) and their most recent model both had the feature of ‘capability’.

You can just say anything now, words mean absolutely nothing any more.

A talent he appears to share with The Guardian.

The quicker we can get through the C grade middle order, then quicker we can move on to the true B-Grade Champions.

Tim Wilson - your time is soon!

There were so many Jon Kudelkas one could enjoy and appreciate: the sheer wheeze of him and First Dog on that crowd sourced whisky tour; the whimsy of his penguins in the Southerly; his insistence that you not trouble Tasmania with your presence …

That's why I'm seeing the rusted on bingo :( bleak, so young