a man with a mustache is smiling and looking at the camera . Alt: a man with a mustache is smiling and looking at the camera whilst tapping his head…

Interesting times call for interesting solutions 😂

Photo of a path through the woods. Enjoying a bit of sun.

Something nice to look at.

Rage hunting…

Woah gtfo are you telling me that Trump’s claims of victory and an impending deal in the Gulf turned out to be … false??

“Oh... did you feel that?” 😬😂

Not your typical narration from Serra Naiman in 'YOU NEED THIS' the new documentary from @ghostpanther.bsky.social

My aunt, the doctor,
told me a new joke.
She asked:

What does this deal
have in common
with most of us?

I said I did not know.
And so she replied:

Just like most of us,
it’s falling apart.

And then neither of us laughed.

Doctors Headline: Nothing Is Wrong, But The Things That Are Wrong Were Not Caused By That. Story by Brian Lopez and Evan Baldurgate Photo from Adobe

Nothing Is Wrong, But The Things That Are Wrong Were Not Caused By That.

Murphy the wolfhound doing what he does. He likes his walk alright, until he doesn’t and then you need to wait unless you want to carry 62 kg…

Walking the dog is about the best of it.

fuck this fucking fuck straight into the sea for turning war crimes into a reality show

I am becoming less inclined to find nice ways to say no (after my programmed politeness for the first couple of eating suggestions). So tired of it all.

Has the president suggested injecting bleach into the strait of Hormuz yet

The severe systemic risk here is obvious, so I'll confine myself to one aspect of it. The possibility of medication and medical supplies shortages in the near future is very real, so staying as healthy as you can is more important than ever. Wear FFP2 / FFP3 as often as possible.

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Every COVID-19 infection carries a risk of Long COVID - affecting the brain, heart, lungs, and immune system in ways that can last months or longer.

Prevention still works.

- Masking: Wear a high-quality mask (N95 or better) to reduce spread
- Ventilation: Bring in fresh air and (...)

What applies to the US applies to Australia.
But for Australians, it might not be too late to fix things before the oligarchs control everything. #auspol #inequality

Think gas prices are high? You're paying even more than you know. Meteorologist @climatechris.bsky.social breaks it down.

No member, current or previous, of the IDF should be allowed entry into Australia.

Go rest up from your genocide in The Hague.

Very moving video from Long Covid Physio ❤️👇

Teal graphic with the white whn.global logo at the top. Large centered text reads: “Long COVID is a growing public health crisis.” Smaller centered text below reads: “Millions of people are living with lasting health impacts after COVID infections — affecting their ability to work, study, care for families, and participate fully in daily life.” At the bottom: “World Health Network - Science for a safer, healthier world.”

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Millions of people around the world are living with the lasting impacts of Long COVID — a growing public health crisis that continues long after the initial infection.

Long COVID can affect the brain, heart, lungs, immune system, and more, (...)

Trump's Blunder. Air wars don't work. Iran ignores the lessons of history - Michael West Donald Trump's air war on Iran ignores the lessons of history, writes Michael Pascoe. Look at Germany, Yogoslavia, Korea, Vietnam.

Trump's Blunder. Air wars don't work. US Israel war on Iran ignores the lessons of history, writes @michaelpascoe01.bsky.social
#auspol #iran
michaelwest.com.au/trumps-blund...

How broadcast TV networks covered climate change in 2025 Corporate broadcast networks again reduced climate coverage in 2025, marking the third year coverage has declined since the networks' high-water mark of 23 hours of reporting in 2022. A Media Matters ...

In 2025, broadcast TV climate coverage plummeted for the 3rd year in a row.

2022: 23 hours
2023: 17 hours - 📉25%
2024: 12 hours, 51 minutes - 📉25%
2025: 8 hours, 25 minutes - 📉35%

But hey, it's not like 2023, 2024, & 2025 were the 3 hottest years in recorded history by a lot. Nothing to see here!

"This is a life and death story for the UK – so why is it being brushed under the carpet?"

Healthy Life Expectancy at Birth Plummeting. 📉

It is a hideous scandal that they can publish a chart as obvious as this and not even mention the words 'covid infections'.

My friend
the climatologist
tells me
what worries him
is the climate.

My friend
the epidemiologist
tells me
what worries them
are infections.

My friend
the historian
tells me
what worries her
are the people
who aren’t worried.

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COVID is not “just a cold.” Even mild or asymptomatic infections can cause lasting health effects, damaging blood vessels and organs, affecting the brain, and weakening the immune system.

Your periodic reminder that in times of geopolitical instability - domestic, international, or both - an important element of building and maintaining both individual and societal resilience is to stay as healthy as possible. Protect your body and your brain: wear a respirator.

This is Murphy our wolfhound monopolising customer seating in The Leaf Bookshop when he used to work there.

He owns every chair.

This is Murphy our wolfhound sitting in his favourite armchair, and yes he doesn’t really fit with front legs sticking out.

Hi art

1. '(Dr. Avindra) Nath is less cautious. Drawing on patterns he’s seen across autopsies, imaging studies and long-term clinical assessments, as well as population data showing elevated dementia risk after Covid, he’s convinced the virus can accelerate neurodegenerative...

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Stealing machine accuses others of stealing their stolen goods

I have a question for @tonyburkemp.bsky.social.

Have any of the Australian women currently trapped in Syria been accused of sniping kids in the head for sport, raping hostages to death, or firing 335 bullets into a car to murder a 6yo girl who'd survived the original attack?

Please advise.