David@aodaliya

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Turn left at the lights...⬅️ Climate emergency. Genuine leadership matters. Murdochracy 🖕 NACC erd AUKUS will FUKUS

If you'd like to do something, anything, to support Helen Haines and send love to her and her family, you can donate in her name to Save The Children. A special account has been set up with all donations going to Save The Children Please share 🙏🏽 www.savethechildrenfundraising.org.au/helenhaines

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Niki Savva on #insiders today noted that whether Republicans win or lose Congress at the mid-terms, Trump will be even *more* erratic and dangerous in the next two years. Begs the obvious question: what is the Australian govt's risk management strategy for handling its close "ally"? #auspol

What makes a heat storm? We start by defining a heat wave: five or more days in a row in the hottest 10% of historical temperatures for that place and date. When a heat wave covers at least 1% of the globe — about half the size of Canada — it becomes a heat storm and gets a name. reut.rs/4zDCCwl

Giant ‘heat storms’ are scorching Earth. The story of the biggest one.

Supersized heat waves used to be rare. No longer. Reuters reveals the rise of ‘heat storms.’ They now swarm the globe, upending life and the climate everywhere.

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In the 1960s, the biggest heat wave covered about 6% of the planet. This decade's biggest touched almost 85% of the globe over 367 days. Calling that a ‘heat wave’ is like calling a monsoon a rain shower. So Reuters worked with climate researchers on a new concept: the heat storm. reut.rs/4z9kJFZ

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Supersized heat waves used to be rare. No longer. A Reuters data-driven examination of global temperatures reveals the emergence of what we call heat storms. They now swarm the planet, upending life around the world. reut.rs/4zBUXtM

But some politicians have publicly warned against tightened security measures in the wake of the attack on Haines, with independent MP Monique Ryan saying “we want to stay normal human beings, stay members of our community” (The Guardian).

Zali Steggall unloads on Pauline Hanson’s disgraceful finger-pointing and politicisation following the attack on Helen Haines. says she has a long history of spreading hate in the country “sells & pushes hate & division non stop” “Helen is the complete opposite”💯 Yup.

"I have no memory whatsoever” Anita Perrottet tells NSW ICAC she can’t recall discussing politics with her husband—despite texts surfacing of her discussing internal branch dealings. Dwyer SC “I’m prompting your memory... aren’t I?”💥 Another victim of inquiry-induced amnesia.🙄

David Shoebridge unloads on Labor/ON/LNP for yet again joining forces to block a gas export tax & says it’s time to “replace Labor” — not with parties who “wander off to some Sicilian resort with the billionaire class”🔥 but with the only party who stands up to them, The Greens.

I know Let's ask a question on public morality from a politician who organised a fake water sale for $80M, walked out on his own political party, had an affair with his staffer who got pregnant while he was still married, and who was recently found maggotted in a Canberra gutter Perfect

Thanks @ronnisalt.bsky.social for giving it some back. Albo was bludgeoned into it and it's doing way more harm than good for social cohesion. If people weren't antisemitic beforehand, this farce is enough to turn them. #auspol theshot.net.au/uncategorize...

The Israel lobby gets the royal treatment - The Shot

We cross this week to the Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion and other assorted grievances, but before we...

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