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You know what the marriage equality plebiscite did well?
It focused on THE issue of marriage equality
It didn’t branch off into expunging historical convictions, police brutality, employment discrimination or anything else.
It highlighted those things as REASONS to vote YES
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Albo goes to Lindsay Fox's private BBQ, no cost to taxpayer. Media lose their shit
Morrison made a private visit to Gold Coast in RAAF jet to give a speech to ACC Conference(Pentecostal Church) April 2021 & charged taxpayers for total cost.
Media didn't skip a beat
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#auspol
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Please watch - this is our planet heating up... 🌡️
[Visualization: @NASAViz (svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/5057). Data: @NASAGISS (data.giss.nasa.gov/gistemp/). Info: @NASAClimate (climate.nasa.gov/).]
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OCEAN ACCELERATING HEAT REACHING DOWN TO OCEAN FLOOR
Heat energy from GHG emissions is now being added to the oceans at a rate equivalent to seven Hiroshima nuclear explosions every second,
climate.nasa.gov/vital-signs…
#oceanheat #globalwarming #oceans
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Hey @AlboMP - looking at the disgusting Murdoch media beat-up on @DanielAndrewsMP - strong and caring leader Labor leader, and the wanton disregard for the truth on the #ABC - how can you not believe a #MurdochRoyalCommission is not needed? How far will you let it go? #auspol
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Imagine how Daniel Andrews family is feeling tonight?
His wife has no doubt heard the speech...thinking of his kids, it's not right.
Today is a very bad day in Australian politics.
@AlboMP you really need to instigate a #MurdochRoyalCommission this shit has to end.
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'Gaetjens report' that led to Bridget McKenzie's ministerial resignation in Feb 2020 has finally been released by govt, following 2.5yr FOI battle.
Want it? It's here 👇🧵 #auspol
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Attention The Age staff:
In the interest of unbiased journalism, please send personal accounts and documents on The Age's crusade against Daniel Andrews to
[email protected]
Confidentiality guaranteed. Public interest journalism
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I've been sitting on a document, unsure what to do with it.
I've decided to share it today.
I'm not prone to exaggeration, but if this document is true, it throws doubt on the legitimacy of Victorian Liberal candidates, and the party by extension. #springst
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Australian oil and gas tax/royalty revenue streams as a percentage of total sector revenue from 1988.
PRRT (red) was 19% in 1992 but dropped to 1% by 2020.
Corporate Tax (yellow) was 16% in 1997 but dropped to 2% by 2020.
Read more @TheAusInstitute 👇
australiainstitute.org.au/po…
I call BS on the "cyber attack" story.
🚨EXCLUSIVE🚨 Optus' critical "API" site was running a "revoked" and "insecure" safety certificate and on a global cyber safety "blacklist". Experts find "plethora" of serious issues, including an exposed customer portal at least as far back as Feb 2021👇
theklaxon.com.au/revoked-opt…
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So, after taking a deep breath this morning after seeing the Nine newspapers and the ABC continuing their deliberately provocative - and misleading - story about Medicare/bulk-billing rorting, I thought I might offer some observations. .../1
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Sleepwalking into COVID is not a strategy I would recommend. Still much remains uncertain. science.org/content/article/…
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Just difficult to wrap our heads around numbers like these: erasing fossil fuel combustion from human society would save actual trillions of dollars
cell.com/joule/fulltext/S254…
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World could see 1.5C of warming in next five years, WMO reports
Triggering major climate tipping points the like of which we have not seen long before humans ever set foot on Earth reuters.com/business/environ…
A study of 346 previously healthy COVID-19 survivors finds that 73% had cardiac signs and symptoms more than 3 months after infection, and 57% still had them at nearly 1 year.
And this, my friends, is why masking is smart, low-burden protection. nature.com/articles/s41591-0…
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How does an infinitesimally tiny group in our society, the top 1%, attract mass support for policies that clearly benefit nobody except this tiny group? And how does it keep doing it, generation after generation? Graphic from ‘The Gilded Age’ in the US, 1870-1900. /1
























