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If anyone in Labor genuinely believed that the AUKUS submarines were going to exist there would be some kind of plan for commuter rail modernisation to transport the needed workforce to Osborne, which is still being serviced by trains that pre-date the Howard government.

I keep seeing people talking about Dolly Parton's range by referring to hits "from Jolene to I Will Always Love You" and it makes me feel crazy. Those singles are from the same damn album.

Your periodic reminder that if you are a member of a trade union that is affiliated with the ALP, a portion of your membership fee is used to support the party. If you have concerns about that, you can contact your union and instruct them not to use your dues for affiliation.

Before the changes even passed Parliament, I lost my regular Speech Pathology support when the person I had been working with dropped their NDIS workload, concerned about the future of their practice. My supports are still funded in my plan, at least until changes to eligibility come in in 2028. 1/6

"These are the sorts of services that we had in place for many decades before the NDIS was created." Hey, Mark, remind me, why did we create the NDIS? Did we maybe do it because those state and territory services were fucking terrible, and disabled people were often neglected or abused? Mark?

If you want an insight into the lack of trust disabled people have for this government, in a regular newsletter to participants they invited people to help test the new assessment tool. 1/3

The entire Labor party should hang their heads in shame today. In one foul deal with the Liberals, the PM has abandoned vulnerable Australians and given predatory gambling companies the freedom to overrun our sport and screens.