The NSW Government says it does not have the funds to give nurses a fair pay rise. However, it does have the funds to go to court over its unconstitutional protest laws.

Chris Minns' anti-protest laws have been struck down by the court twice. Yet he's still eager to ban the slogan “globalise the intifada” if the Queensland court doesn't rule it unconstitutional. Suing the government to reclaim our basic democratic rights is a waste of time and taxpayer money.

Since May 2022, the Albanese Government has approved 36 new, expanded, or extended fossil fuel projects while taking donations from fossil fuel lobbyists. Is this your best, Minister Watt?

- A bomb at the Perth Invasion Day rally - Booing for the 2nd consecutive yr during the Acknowledgement of Country on ANZAC Day - Continuing colonialism through fossil fuels and policing. None of this is enough for the government to invest in “closing the gap” or abolishing Australia Day?

Anyone else thinking about the tiffin box while reading this?

I love pieces that are a bit of a reach sometimes but a whole article in Vogue going from a snack tin, basically packing your lunch, to mindfulness was truly something.

The easiest way to save money is to cut disability funding. Well that’s what Jim Chalmers thinks.

If I had a dollar for every time a NSW anti-protest law was ruled unconstitutional, I’d have $2 in just the last 6 months. Huge shoutout to the advocacy groups for fighting back for our basic rights. The Minns’ government needs to be held accountable for diminishing our right to protest.

The out of control fire at Geelong’s oil refinery shows us the risks that aging out fossil fuels pose to - workers and surrounding communities - energy production The 70+ yr old refinery has needed regular maintenance, making it clear that we need to phase out fossil fuels and invest in renewables.

Angus Taylor doesn’t want to bring back 2016; he wants to bring back 1901, when the White Australia policy began. Taylor believes “Australia is changing for the worse” because of “subversive” migrants and noted that those fleeing Gaza from the genocide that the Coalition supports are “high risk”.

Albo’s happy to spend $20 million on an ad to tell people to save fuel but can’t spend 20 seconds to answer a question on taxing gas exports which would raise $17 billion and reduce people’s cost of living stresses.

The Coalition and the Albanese government are arguing over whether a $20 million ad calling for motorists to use less fuel is useful. Research shows these ads don’t work but ultimately them arguing doesn’t address the real issue.

A reminder that the government's fossil fuel subsidies are growing faster than funding for NDIS, hitting $16.3 billion in 2025-26.

Trump threatens a genocide and Albo’s response is: “I don’t think it’s appropriate to use language such as that….I think it will cause some concern”. Anyone know where to buy the man a spine?

This article highlights something really important: it is absolutely bonkers how many massive, energy + water hungry data centres are being built in Sydney suburbs that are already subject to worsening climate impacts and heat island effects. They'll make both worse

To the One Nation voters who believe Pauline Hanson cares about “real Australians”, Hanson spends her time - advocating for a war criminal and - taking free rides from billionaire Gina Rineheart. Hanson is not interested in the cost of living issues affecting us every day.

So Albo really made the National Address just so he could say did one huh?

Kanye gets to headline a festival after his anti semitism/racism, Chris Brown gets to do a world tour after his abuse, Leo DiCaprio gets to date young women as a “joke.” Chappell Roan is cancelled for a random security guard yelling at a child, Zara Larsson a $3m brand deal for supporting abortion.

My reaction to Albo’s address to the nation

Israeli forces have killed over 70 THOUSAND Palestinians since Oct 2023, including 260 journalists. Yet, yesterday, the National Press Club platformed Israel's ambassador to Australia, Hillel Newman. Newman used his speech to justify the discriminatory death penalty on Palestinians.

“We need to see the Albanese government take the courage to stand up for young people and the Australian community, rather than offering band-aid solutions” writes @varshayajman.bsky.social, a lawyer, writer and advocate. Read the full piece on The Point: https://theaus.in/4m1jl2h

The fuel crisis is a good time to question our over-reliance on expensive, dirty fossil fuels. We have the alternatives; now we need our government to invest in cheap, sustainable, renewable energy and in increasing EVs, rather than polluting fossil fuels.

National Press Club platforming Israeli ambassador - knowing IDF killed 250+ journalists - for lunch chat. In the same week Israel admits doctoring Lebanese journalist image after murder. Disgraceful & dystopian yet somehow still shamelessly in full view, to be broadcast on ABC

Cheap/free transport shouldn't be just during a crisis. QLD's 50 cent fare transport had 92% of its residents' support and led to an almost 20% increase in public transport use in less than 2 years. It's about reducing the cost of living, traffic, and our reliance on expensive, dirty fossil fuels.

ABC's Managing Director, Mark Hughes, says staff must choose between “audience suffering” or a pay rise in line with inflation, job security, and a no-Al policy. Hughes misses that free and fair reporting is only possible with fair pay, job security and human creativity.

Right now, beer drinkers and university students pay more tax than polluting gas companies. A 25% tax on gas exports would raise $17 BILLION, helping relieve the cost-of-living stress and rising fuel prices. It’s time for the Albanese government to tax billion dollar gas companies.

ABC News staff are striking tomorrow, as its managing director, Hugh Marks, said a 3.5% pay rise was "both sustainable and financially responsible". Inflation sits at 3.8%, and in 2025, the ABC spent over $1.1 MILLION to unlawfully terminate Antoinette Lattouf for posting on the Gaza genocide.

One Nation is just a party of “stunts and the vibe”, says the Albanese government. But One Nation is becoming mainstream, signalling deeper issues of literacy, a lack of trust in current parties and fascism. We can’t keep discounting One Nation when it’s spewing extremist and dangerous ideologies.

Fossil fuels are fueling floods in NT’s Katherine and QLD’s Cyclone Narrelle, causing devastating impacts on communities. Instead of investing in these communities, the Albanese government just approved a 20 year expansion of a coal seam gas project, adding 120 million tonnes of carbon emissions.

NSW Police are overusing intrusive technology, finds the Commonwealth ombudsman. Given the police’s support for neo Nazis and horrific brutality just a month ago, where’s the inquiry into the NSW Police @chrisminnsmp.bsky.social?

Lots of talk about Timmy losing the Oscar, but not about Palestinian actor Motaz Malhees' being unable to attend the Oscars due to Trump's travel ban on Palestinians. Malhees was in the Oscar nominated 'The Voice of Hind Rajab', a docudrama about a Palestinian girl killed by the IDF in Gaza.

A confusing time to live in. QLD Police arrested two protestors calling for the liberation of Palestinians. Meanwhile, our PM and Premiers welcomed Israeli President Herzog with open arms, even though he’s committing a genocide as we speak.

A confusing time to live in, two protestors calling for the liberation of Palestinians were arrested in Brisbane. Meanwhile, our PM and Premiers welcomed Israeli President Herzog with open arms, even though he’s committing a genocide as we speak. This is the creation of a police state.

Yesterday, Albanese announced Australia would provide military assistance "to help protect and defend Australians and other civilians" in the Gulf. He then rushed through laws temporarily banning those from countries like Iran and Lebanon from coming to Australia, despite having a visa.

After taking the Coalition’s entire net zero policy off the rails and splitting from the Liberal’s twice, Littleproud says he’s “buggered”? I wish I had the audacity of a white man.

Big fashion brands celebrating “all women” on International Women’s Day, while their size range goes from 6 to 16. Oh, and don’t worry about trying to find anything above a size 12 in the actual store - they’re probably “out of stock.”

Brands like Glassons are posting about International Women’s Day while they have whopping pay gaps of over 30%. Women are clearly important to the work you do - they make up 97% of your workforce. Instead of making a post, compensate and promote them.

Australia just had its 8th hottest summer on record and its wettest summer in almost a decade. Instead of addressing the floods and fires and helping communities, Albanese is approving fossil fuel projects and giving these companies billions in subsidies and tax breaks.

It’s giving Betoota Advocate headline. Liberal senator, Michaela Cash, responds to Pauline Hanson’s Islamophobic comments.

Penny Wong’s answer when asked about the legal basis for Trump/Netanyahu’s attack on Iran: “I will leave it for the United States and Israel to speak of the legal basis for the attacks.”

“Reach new heights” - kill more people in genocides

Angus Taylor’s Liberal party is imploding and this is how he chooses to use his time?

Would love to see our politicians working on actually policy instead of arguing about how to criticise a survivor advocate for speaking up about a genocide.

Just opened TikTok to find the Trump administration blackmailing Minnesota by halting healthcare funding. J.D. Vance said they want to ensure Minnesota “takes its obligations seriously to be good stewards of the American people’s tax money.” In the last month, Trump’s ICE has killed two people.

Can’t wait to hear Albanese’s International Women’s Day speech next week after he’s called survivor advocate Grace Tame “difficult” and has now tried to backtrack on it. Actions speak louder than words, and with the increase in sexual assaults, we need policy, not blabbering.

Instead of addressing policy issues, Prime Minister Albanese spent his week deflecting blame by: - calling survivor advocate, Grace Tame, “difficult” and that - Senator Pocock was “promoting grievances” by calling out the gov for taxing beer drinkers more than billion dollar mining companies.

Remember when the Labor government promised to fix our broken environmental laws? Well they just approved the bulldozing of ~3 THOUSAND HECTARES of tropical savanna harming endangered species.

A reminder that immigrants are not just "GDP boosters" and "labour shortage fillers” but human beings with rights and a life to live. So many articles use economics to justify the existence of only the non-white immigrants, making it an issue about racists being racist rather than anything else.

The mainstream news coverage of Pauline Hanson and the Trump tower coming to the Gold Coast, while anti immigration sentiment grows. Just a few bits of racist slop that those in power are feeding into right now.

Have been a KATSEYE hater since day 1. Not because the girls aren’t talented, but because their creators, HYBE & GEFFEN, alongside the training program, prioritise sponsorships and sexualisation over mental health and let the girls’ talent actually shine.