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Cate Q

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Michael Dowling aka MeckeringBoy@meckeringboy.bsky.social · yesterday

theaimn.net/the-weaponis... Segal “…has no legislative power to compel any institution to do anything. Her role is advisory. Yet Segal’s demanded sweeping legal & institutional changes that were never debated in Parliament. As one commentator noted, “This isn’t policy, it’s a Kafkaesque nightmare.”

The Weaponisation of Antisemitism

The Weaponisation of Antisemitism – How an Unelected Envoy and a Contested Definition Are Silencing Healthcare Workers Dedicated to healthcare workers around the world who take a stand against genocid...

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Paul Eric@pauleric70.bsky.social · 16h ago

“Netanyahu Makes All the Decisions. He Fully Controls Trump.” Juval Aviv — Moššad’s Most Notorious Assassin. Danny Jones asked: “How?” Aviv responded: “He got Trump to join the Iran war, and now he’s compromised.”

Paul Eric@pauleric70.bsky.social · 16h ago

Israel is burning the forests of Wadi al-Slouqi and Houla in South Lebanon. Not military targets. Forests, valleys, hills and entire ecosystems. This is not only an environmental crime. It is the deliberate erasure of a piece of Lebanon’s natural heritage. 💔😢💔😢🤬🇮🇱🤬🇮🇱♾️

Simon Rosenberg@simonrosenberg.bsky.social · 15h ago

“'The world is watching you right now', said Greenblatt in a fairly dramatic and disingenuous manner. Fact is, the world is watching Israel, its actions, and the hollow and hypocritical words of anyone like him. No Hasbara budget will change that." Meanwhile, his Israel lobby's support is tanking.

Joel Jenkins@boganintel.bsky.social · 15h ago

Most Australians have Israel fatigue. No stark warning or Royal Commission will change it. My latest piece: 'Greenblatt’s warning and the same old noise' #auspol open.substack.com/pub/joeljenk...

Pearls and Irritations@johnmenadue.com · 4d ago

Hyperscale data centres can use as much water as a small town. As AI demand grows, governments face a new test: how to allocate, monitor and protect already-stressed water resources, Delia Paul writes. #AI #Water #Sustainability

With hyperscale data centres, water governance faces its biggest challenge

Hyperscale data centres are adding new pressure to already stressed freshwater systems, testing whether governments can allocate, monitor and protect water fairly.

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Drop Bear@drop-bear.bsky.social · 14h ago

"There is nothing neutral about punishing people for opposing genocide." www.patreon.com/TheAnti_Zion... #AusPol #IHRA #AHPRA #censorship

There Is a Special Place In Hell For the Administrators, Workplace Investigators, HR Officials, Lawyers, and Institutional Bureaucrats Who Spend Their Days Harassing, Targeting, Disciplining, and Forc...

They are not innocent functionaries. They are the people who turn cruelty into procedure. Let's call this what it actually is: genocide inf

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Always ... a Difficult ... Earth Girl🐬🐨🐋🦘🦈@scuttlebutter1.bsky.social · 14h ago

That the best Albanese can do to protect the most vulnerable amongst us is 'brag' that his govt is going is to 'limit' gambling ads to one every 20 minutes is utterly deplorable! $31.5BILLION pa is handed over to these leaches. Support Pocock's & Chaney's push to make them do more & better.

Stop Gambling Ads

Australians lose around $31.5 billion a year to the gambling industry - the highest losses per person of any country in the world. Tell your MP to support a gambling ad ban.

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Senator David Shoebridge@davidshoebridge.bsky.social · 14h ago

This is a Minister who is purposeful delaying family reunion visas, denying refugees protection and scapegoating migrants for issues his Government created. It is not surprise Labor is in a race to the bottom on immigration, but it is toxic politics. www.abc.net.au/news/2026-08...

Labor was poised to reveal massive migration cuts, then suddenly delayed

The ABC understands the cuts to migration numbers are contentious within Labor, but no reason for the delay is given.

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Guardian Australia@australia.theguardian.com · 20h ago

Homes in Australia are now cheaper – why can’t the government sell this good news story? | Saul Eslake

Homes in Australia are now cheaper – why can’t the government sell this good news story? | Saul Eslake

Ministers love to claim credit for things like cheaper petrol and cheaper pharmaceuticals – why not cheaper housing? * Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Residential property prices in Australia’s eight capital cities have fallen by an average of 2.5% from their most recent peak in March, according to data published earlier this week by both Cotality and Proptrack. The declines have been somewhat greater in Sydney and Melbourne – 5.6% and 5.7% respectively – where they started earlier, than in other cities. Indeed, prices have not yet begun to fall in Perth, Hobart or Darwin, nor have they (on average) declined outside the capital cities. Those falls are likely to continue, and to become more widespread, for some time yet. The major banks are predicting that capital city prices will be flat to down 5% over the course of 2026, with larger declines of between 3 and 10% in Sydney and Melbourne. Others have forecast that prices could fall by between 5 and 10% this year. Continue reading...

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Angry@angrystaffer.bsky.social · 19h ago

The left: we want the Epstein files The right: we want the Epstein files The center: we want the Epstein files Trump: best I can do for you is Fauci’s diary, some lies about the reflecting pool, and a failed war in Iran

Robert Reich@rbreich.bsky.social · 20h ago

This Thursday, SpaceX insiders will be released from their first post-IPO stock lockup and can cash out early. As I've been saying, this has all the hallmarks of a Ponzi scheme.