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Deputy Chief of Staff, @ConversationEDU Editor, "2022: Reckoning with Power and Privilege", published by @ThamesHudsonAU

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Joined April 2009
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I think we can all agree this is an objectively rubbish speech, by the generally accepted standards of speechmaking #trump
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Yesterday, the Federal Court dismissed the ‘Living Wonders’ case, meaning the Aus gov't doesn’t have to take emissions into account when approving coal mine expansions. @unimelb's David Karoly argues this has long been a major gap in our enviro laws... 🧵theconversation.com/we-shoul…
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Fucking hell, some serious amateur hour shit here. – at Sydney, New South Wales
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Ironically, most of the missed penalties were too far to the right
Trump blames Biden for US soccer team’s loss.
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Aside from anything else, X is objectively one of the dumbest letters to choose. It's what you write when you've got nothing else to write instead. A tick is positive, an X is negative. In advertising, Brand X is shorthand for "generic and shit".
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Call me old-fashioned, but I prefer it when very important debates are based on information that is actually true as opposed to routinely featuring torrents of bullshit
Media lawyer Justin Quill described the government’s proposed crackdown on misinformation as the “worst piece of legislation for free speech” he’d ever seen, while Sky News host Andrew Bolt said it would have a "chilling effect on very important debates”. skynews.com.au/australia-new…
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Love stories like this - just the fact that measuring nanosecond variations over a 20-year time frame was the "easy" part
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