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On the internet, nobody knows you're a dog.
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The British mind cannot comprehend a sensible electoral system
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"Organised crime are now the new big tobacco in Australia"
www.abc.net.au/listen/progr...
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How to end the tobacco wars - ABC listen
Would cutting tobacco tax weaken a dangerous black market - or reverse decades of progress in reducing smoking deaths?
https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/the-economy-stupid/how-to-end-the-tobacco-wars/106643148
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5 days ago
The
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invites welfare recipients, unemployed people and our supporters to join us online at 7pm AEST tonight (Tuesday 19 May) to hear post budget analysis of measures affecting people in poverty. Register:
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TONIGHT: Post budget event β The most important broken promises
Join Amy Remeikis alongside housing and welfare advocates for post budget analysis of measures affecting people in poverty.
https://open.substack.com/pub/apcentre/p/tonight-post-budget-event?r=kmhi0&selection=9fb4fb8e-aaa8-4ad0-ac9b-16fcf3723bca&utm_campaign=post-share-selection&utm_medium=web&aspectRatio=square&textColor=%23ffffff&bgImage=true
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Saul Rosenberg
6 days ago
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Liam Hogan
6 days ago
Journals giving moderate punishments to authors who use AI hallucinated citations. I wonder how the ghost of Keith Windschuttle is doing
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10 days ago
Exciting new developments in Australian welfare policy - the Minister can decide to short-change recipients in the name of budget repair.
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Amazing how βrestoring original intentβ has become a euphemism for cost-shifting onto disabled people and their families. This package is mostly austerity, the government should at least have the decency to be honest about that.
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El Gibbs
10 days ago
gee, what could possibly go wrong with this kind of power 'A new power will allow the minister to cut funding amounts across the board for some supports, such as to community participation budgets'
www.abc.net.au/news/2026-05...
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Power to cut funding and stricter 'permanence' test under new NDIS
Legislation designed to save $35 billion in NDIS spending is introduced to parliament, revealing new powers for the minister to cut funding to classes of supports, automate some decisions and create r...
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-05-14/ndis-legislation-funding-cut-powers-civil-penalties/106677970
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Once again begging the UK to introduce a sane electoral system
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Flashman
16 days ago
meanwhile we've pressured our Vice-Chancellor into paying casuals the same rate of super (17%) as other staff* there's an easy way and a hard way to engage with unions :) *from 2030
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Demon King of the New Platform
9 days ago
I think this is a really good point that isnβt emphasised enough. There are no prominent models of people disagreeing reasonably, and people with less hard-line views are pushed out of the discussion.
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emo(π€)/tional
10 days ago
I was thinking earlier that because everything is in super or my home loan, I probably have a lower asset test number than when I was 25 and broke
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Someone should ask Greg Craven why, if antisemitism is so bad at Australian universities, he did nothing about it when he was in charge of ACU.
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I usually push back against the idea that government expenditure is wasteful etc. But they might as well burn this $50 million per year (or is it $90 million per year?) for all the good it does
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dr mo and mr normal
12 days ago
I am once again here to say that Australia and Israel are both in Eurovision for the same reason
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Tom Longden
12 days ago
Today's
@aunz.theconversation.com
features our research on the
#battery
#rush
π triggered by the Cheaper Home Batteries π program that disproportionately benefited those in major city postcodes with high socio-economic status & history of high solar installs πͺ«
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Like solar, most of the first home battery subsidies went to the wealthy. We need a fairer approach
Like solar, the first households to embrace home batteries have been wealthy. We need to move away from first-come, first-secured schemes.
https://theconversation.com/like-solar-most-of-the-first-home-battery-subsidies-went-to-the-wealthy-we-need-a-fairer-approach-282495
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Wendy Y. Li
16 days ago
Who counts as a revolving door lobbyist? In my new paper in Interest Groups & Advocacy
@igajournal.bsky.social
I use sequence analysis to detail the many different career trajectories that fall under the label. Excited to share this project that has been many years in the making!
rdcu.be/ffYTx
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This is kind of funny given that the PHAA's preferred policy of law enforcement magically working, if effected, would also result in billions of dollars more profit going to Big Tobacco.
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13 days ago
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Kevin Bonham
15 days ago
Looks like the Greens' result in Farrer will be their lowest in any Reps seat since either 2.21% in Flynn 2013 or 1.97% in Flynn 2007. This without a Labor candidate - not good!
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OlΓΊfαΊΉΜmi O. TΓ‘ΓwΓ²
about 1 year ago
personally I'd advise just giving the whole "just fight for the things you want" thing a shot. gets easier over time
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RenΓ© HΓ
14 days ago
open the borders to solve your "fertility" problem you cowards.
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Luke Buckmaster
14 days ago
My βnot a golden calfβ t-shirt has people asking a lot of questions etc etc
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"Or we could go straight to a comparison that Chun would find meaningful: if UQP had offered a publication contract to somebody associated with Chabad, would he have called for UQP to rescind the contract?"
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Tim Lyons
14 days ago
Speers: "This result will give One Nation more numbers in the House." This sort of gear is why he get's the big bucks.
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Dr Lachlan Clohesy
17 days ago
Congratulations Alicia Payne MP,
@davidpocock.bsky.social
, Aurora, Ian Chubb,
@drdemography.com
& Thomas Emerson MLA on standing up for
#ANU
staff! Once again we have staff at the mercy of ANU's governance failures. π‘
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Owen Davies
18 days ago
The current debacle in British universities has multiple causes, but a simple, partial remedy for the disastrous Tory removal of student number caps was for Labour to reverse it. They didn't, and they will reap the economic consequences at a local level across the country.
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Ben Phillips
18 days ago
Sharing, without comment, British newspapersβ depictions of the only Jewish person currently leading a UK political party . Times. Mail. Telegraph. Sun.
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The means-testing obsession is out of control in this country. It's a brain disease.
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18 days ago
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Chris O'Regan
19 days ago
Oh my God are blogs back
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RanTLaw
19 days ago
Reserve bank of Australia board: *grunting* look if we wedge this little 25 basis point interest rate rise in, we should be able to clear the blockage in the Strait.
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RanTLaw
19 days ago
They meant government-mandated transfer of wealth (derogatory) when most of the rest of us read this as government-mandated transfer of wealth (complimentary).
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Jeremy Poxon
20 days ago
The ABC reporting that regular welfare indexation is "draining the government's coffers" is incredibly dark stuff. all aboard the austerity train
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Rob Arnol
21 days ago
222 years ago on this date, the first massacre was committed against Aboriginal people in Tasmania. The occupational settlement by white British nationals was one day old. About 300 Aboriginal people from the Big River and Oyster Bay tribes had gathered for a kangaroo drive. Upon being sighted by
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SBS Australia (unofficial)
21 days ago
π’ The Northern Territory justice system is under fresh scrutiny amid allegations people are being held in overcrowded cells for long periods of time without adequate healthcare in a Darwin correctional facility. A spokesperson for the Department of Corrections ...
π Report issues, make suggestions
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INTERVIEW: North Aboriginal Justice Agency CEO accuses NT government of long term detention in watchhouses
https://www.sbs.com.au/news/podcast-episode/interview-north-aboriginal-justice-agency-ceo-accuses-nt-government-of-long-term-detention-in-watchhouses/rp57rtvpb
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NTEU ACT
22 days ago
Want to know what's going on at
#ANU
? We've got you covered. TLDR: the problem is ANU Council, not the IVC.
#sackANUcouncil
Join
@nteunion.bsky.social
today to stand up for better university governance at
www.nteu.au/join
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The problem is ANU Council, not the Interim Vice-Chancellor: here's what's going on at the ANU
https://youtu.be/Jn9DtvnjYNc
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Asher Wolf
22 days ago
The cost of legal fees for the Jewish Council of Australia to attend the Royal Commission is going to dwarf their 2025 budget. Donate here:
www.jewishcouncil.com.au/urgent-royal...
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Urgent Royal Commission legal fees | Jewish Council of Australia
The Jewish Council has been granted leave to appear in the first block of the Royal Commission hearings starting next [β¦]
https://www.jewishcouncil.com.au/urgent-royal-commission-legal-fees
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Mark Carney accused of plagiarism by Australian PM
22 days ago
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Wikimedia Foundation
23 days ago
Good Wikipedia articles need good sources. The Wikipedia Library gives active editors free access to over 100 subscription databases β journals, newspapers, archives β in over 30 languages. Learn more β‘οΈ
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Hane
about 1 month ago
I'm a mid-career researcher insofar as my research career is mid
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Ankit Panda
23 days ago
The market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent, kids.
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I mean it's not like he put it in a press release and sent it out on official government letterhead? *Checks earpiece* I'm, I'm just getting a correction in
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Also breaking news, people who stop dieting for eight kids are projected to regain their shed pounds within months.
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If they won't respond to a polite invitation, perhaps a less polite compelled summons is in order.
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Senator David Shoebridge
26 days ago
The NT government gets 80% of its budget from the Commonwealth. Some of that money goes on spit hoods for kids. On Friday, every child in detention was locked in their cell all day because there weren't enough staff. This is where your federal dollars go.
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Lord Businessman II
27 days ago
Its 'weird' how we went through a campus speech 'crisis' where people on the right claimed we were shutting down campuses and the instant they got in power they all exercised the most gross, blunt, obvious political control on speech they could. It was really incredible.
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Liam Hogan
27 days ago
I will say this for my country over the British, our members of parliament might be alcoholics and worse, but they know how to spill an unpopular leader
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Odd way to announce your candidacy for the 2028 Democrat presidential nomination, but here we are I guess
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Mathew Abbott
28 days ago
My paper on metabolic rift is out in
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! The piece develops the notion of self-consciousness implicit in the concept of rift. Against Moore & others, I argue that overcoming dualism requires accounting for human distinctiveness, not relinquishing it:
brill.com/view/journal...
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