Is that butter? No it's ghee. Oh thanks for clarifying

Without a doubt the most corrupt president in US history.

This is so fab. I encourage you to listen. pca.st/episode/e29c...

Affordable is as much as a con as carbon credits.

The tobacco industry is still responsible for the deaths of 66 Australians every day. Phillip Morris was recently granted a secret Senate committee hearing on illicit tobacco. Big Tobacco has a long history of manipulating public debate and purchasing political access.

Reactions to the Federal Budget from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and organisations www.croakey.org/reactions-to...

Compare the pair.

Angus Taylor is a slow learner.

'We have a public sphere in which much necessary change is therefore toxic to and will be argued against for purely political purposes by a partisan media.' greenworlds.substack.com/p/the-lies-m...

If we’re to speculate about the cognitive aptitude of Trump and his overall mental fitness due to his late night shit posting. Then we must show the same level of concern for the editors of the Murdoch dailies .

Breaking political promises for the public good is the only way to get structural reform in this country. Ask what that says about the system, ask what that says about our polity, including the fourth estate.

Here’s the link to tonight’s show. Thank you to Ian Hamm for his time. www.rrr.org.au/explore/prog...

Niki Savva savages Angus Taylor who “still doesn’t understand” how preferencing fringe party One Nation has sent the Liberal vote in Farrer into a death spiral. “When he says, you ‘change or die’, and you haven’t changed, then it’s only the other option left”🔥 #auspol

The referendum unleashed the forces at play here. Racism, as an open political tactic was legitimatised in public discourse and wasn’t pushed back against enough by the mainstream parties including Labor. Now we have a party with race hate at its core, now a major player in federal politics.

Credlin and the geniuses at Sky will chastise Angus for not going to the right far enough and will insist only Abbott can save the Liberal party.

I was honoured to be asked to make a few remarks opening night of the Melbourne Writers Festival, ahead of my event this morning Making the Victorian Treaty. Here they are… www.thespencerstreetend.com.au/p/setting-th...

I was honoured to be asked to make a few remarks opening night of the Melbourne Writers Festival, ahead of my event this morning Making the Victorian Treaty. Here they are… www.thespencerstreetend.com.au/p/setting-th...

I feel like it should be a public holiday or something for Sir David’s birthday.

We’re not angry enough. www.thenewdaily.com.au/news/politic...

ALP strategists must be licking there lips as much as Tones himself. www.theage.com.au/politics/fed...

The RBA board has to meet its KPIs even if it means driving us into recession.

F*ck the Met Gala.

It should never have got to this. Independent media and community radio has never been so important. Sign the petition and help save 2ser. c.org/fbr6jKbXHL

Just can't deal with this. Thoughts and love to her family and community. www.theage.com.au/national/bod...

Supreme Court Further Weakens Voting Rights Act, Igniting Political Scramble www.nytimes.com/live/2026/04...

'Mr Yemini cited anti-vaccine campaigner Monica Smit's "clever idea" to establish a political party called Save the Environment, which he said could attract voters with a "leftist worldview" and "redistribute their votes back to conservative parties".'

Apart from anything else, how dumb is it in the middle of an inflation/cost of living crisis, to be boasting about a new plane gifted to you by Australia's wealthiest extremists, three days out from one of two by-elections. Hubris is always the populists biggest problem.

I think he means ‘popular’ campaign. Extremely popular.

Modern day Ped Kelly.

"Hanson bragged about receiving a Cirrus G7 plane, worth $1.5 million, and thanked...climate sceptic professor Ian Plimer for a donation of $500,000. Plimer is employed by billionaire Gina Rinehart." Truly a woman of the people. #auspol www.smh.com.au/politics/fed...

No words.

Here we go. 👀

Any time an Australian creature moves from an EPBC Act listing of ‘endangered species’ to ‘critically endangered species’ the Prime Minister should have to address the Parliament and explain what the Government is doing to prevent extinction. #auspol

MAGA accounts tweet in unison about the need for a White House ballroom following WHCD incident

The LNP are One Nation with a dash less milk, but a tad more froth.

The gutter racism on display this morning, find its political expression through parties pledging to rip up Treaty, parties that pass laws that target Indigenous kids, police forces that overpolice and under protect First Nations communities, and media fanning the flames of hate.

Arrest in Sydney over the dawn service. Next up the dweebs in Melbourne. Real world consequences are gonna suck.

This morning is on those who've normalised the likes of PHON & brewed hate in pages and on the airwaves. It's the result of their toxic version"Aussie values." Australia is a pluralistic society and better for it. At the centre of that is the First Peoples of this place. Always were, always will be.

Treaty has taken ten years of work, courage and faith. The promise to tear it up is not leadership. It is opportunism dressed as policy, and a deliberate attempt to turn hope into fear. www.thespencerstreetend.com.au/p/killing-ho...

My great grandfather wounded on the western front, showed more patriotism to a country that didn’t consider him a citizen than the spineless incels at the Shrine this morning. Lest we forget.

An important investigation into what was supposed to be one of our most important institutions thepoint.com.au/opinions/260...

Treaty has taken ten years of work, courage and faith. The promise to tear it up is not leadership. It is opportunism dressed as policy, and a deliberate attempt to turn hope into fear. www.thespencerstreetend.com.au/p/killing-ho...

Israeli strike kills journalist after ongoing attacks blocked rescuers, Lebanon says

A total societal attitude shift towards the homeless might help as well.

I found David Marr’s conversation with historian Peter Stanley about how remembrance has changed in Australia overtime. From mourning by those who had lost loved ones in war, to some sort of weird patriotic celebration with a National War Memorial funded in part by arms companies.

Two Bec Judd centred pieces in The Age in consecutive days shows that editors either don’t know their audience or don’t like them.