Mike 🇦🇺
@mike2023.bsky.social
Trying to be an optimist 🤷♂️ And love any country strong enough to give him the 🖕
So much gratitude to everyone who joined us in pushing back against this latest toxic attack from Labor on migrants and refugees. Solidarity, we will always be there fighting with you. We know they will keep trying to see what brutality they can get away with.
Buckingham Palace band playing 9 to 5 for Dolly Parton
What a useless coward @albomp.bsky.social is. The worst ALP PM in the history of Australia and it’s not even close.
ABC News Australia@news.abc.net.au · 2d agoQueensland allowed to use coal, gas for data centres despite renewable push
I presume @albomp.bsky.social doesn't want us to know which billionaires, multinationals, and other substantial 'donors' his @australianlabor.bsky.social government really represents. One thing seems certain - it's not the Australians who elected them. www.theguardian.com/australia-ne... #auspol
It shouldn’t be a secret who the prime minister has dinner with, and what was discussed. Australians deserve to know | Geoffrey Watson
Any money being paid to dine with Anthony Albanese should be a matter of public record
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RIP. Will never forget what Dolly told me about politicians. "I don’t think any of ‘em are trying hard enough... they worry more about their party than they do about the people. If we just do what we felt was the right thing... None of them are working from the heart." 💙
Just because big tech companies want to move at hyperspeed, doesn’t mean we need to fast track & roll out the red carpet for them. We need to consider very carefully the impact on workers, as well as the mega extraction of our intelligence, knowledge, culture, water and energy.
In a world of hateful bigoted Pauline Hansons Be a kind and joy giving Dolly Parton ❤️💚💙🏳️🌈
The next federal election is a long way off and I still have plenty of work to do on housing, securing super for under 18-year-olds, holding KPMG to account and reforming the Big Four firms. I remain committed to continuing my work on climate and environmental justice.
Good thing the govt made sure to do SFA on gambling adverts....
Two minds and not a brain cell between them: www.theguardian.com/australia-ne...
One Nation’s Malcolm Roberts ‘in two minds’ about whether gay people should be equal
Footage shows senator on stage at the Church and State conference responding to question about party’s director James Ashby
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Everyone worried Coles and Woolies are colluding on prices... seems the bigger issue is possible collusion on wage theft...
Woolies has 18% increase in profits - up to $1.13BN In a cost of living crisis. Let that sink in.
Just remember, the Reserve Bank is worried that wages might grow too fast and cause inflation
Just remember it's wages *expectations* that the RBA is worried about. And poor Ampol had no choice but to charge higher prices and have profits go up 376%. Good thing it only cost the govt $3.3bn to artificially lower petrol prices, no one else had any need of that money...
In the current cost of living crisis Coles has announced $1.1 billion in profits for the year, proving that the only thing that’s “Down, Down” are the wages they pay their workers. #auspol
The callous cruelty of Liberal MP Tim Wilson is vomitous. 😠 #auspol #housing #poverty #HousingCrisis
Join the Australia Institute’s petition for a national plebiscite to introduce a 25% gas export tax via the link below! ⤵️ gas-plebiscite.australiainstitute.org.au Buy Richard Denniss’s latest essay on the gas industry here! ⤵️ australiainstitute.org.au/store/more-fool-me-vantage-point-issue-6
A National Plebiscite for a 25% Gas Export Tax
Voters across the political spectrum support a 25% tax on gas exports. So, let's put it to the people. Join the call for a national plebiscite and let Australians decide.
gas-plebiscite.australiainstitute.org.au
Gas giant Woodside announced its half-yearly profits today, and the results are incredible but not surprising. While Australia suffers through an “energy crisis” the gas companies are reporting record profits, well in contrast to wage growth and inflation. #auspol
Two paths diverged in the woods and America took the psychopath.
Australia: Didn’t want Woodside license extended to protect indigenous sites. Happened anyway. Didn’t want AUKUS, continues anyway. Wanted real gambling reform, won’t happen. Doesn’t want data centres, happening anyway. Why? Donation and future jobs for pollies. We are an oligarchy now. Fact.
Devastated to see Barbara Pocock won't re-run, but overwhelmed with gratitude. A relentless fighter for whistleblowers & against the Big4, a fierce champion of accountability & truth. Wishing her and her partner all the strength in the world right now. Thank you, @barbarapocock.bsky.social
Don't back down on this @albomp.bsky.social and DON'T do a deal with the #LNP that waters down your position to the point of ineffectiveness. Just don't. www.thenewdaily.com.au/life/tech/20...
State to defy federal govt on rules for data centres
Queensland Premier David Crisafulli has vowed to fight a federal push to force large data centres to use renewable electricity.
thenewdaily.com.au
President Obama, Most Admired, And Who Inspired, The U.S. .......
I think we can be confident high level corruption continues unabated under the protection of @albomp.bsky.social & Scott Morrison's corruption cover-up commission the nacc.gov.au www.abc.net.au/news/2026-08... #auspol
'Corruption at highest level': Ex-ATO boss Chris Jordan named by KPMG whistleblower
Former tax commissioner Chris Jordan is accused of receiving more than $1 million in "secret commissions" during his time at KPMG in the 1990s, according to documents seen by the ABC.
abc.net.au
“For many Australians with disability, NDIS is the foundation of an ordinary life. It can provide the assistance needed to leave home, communicate, study, work, build relationships and live with greater independence.” theaimn.net/will-the-new...
Will the New NDIS Law Leave People Behind?
By Denis Hay The new NDIS law changes eligibility, plans and funding. Learn who may lose support, what safeguards exist and what Australia should do next. Introduction For many Australians with disa...
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