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6 months

losing my mind a little bit that the education reporter at the guardian racked up a HECS debt roughly the equivalent to my wife who is a paediatric oncologist

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6 months

A crime is being perpetuated against the Australian people

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11 months

two months on and what strikes me more than anything about discourse on Israel/Palestine is that secular western people seem to have a real hard time grasping that cultures with different values *really do* have different values and devout religious people *really do* believe

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2 years

@webdevMason that whole thread has this energy

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5 months

I am literally in Rome right now walking past the metro line build that runs right past the colosseum and under the forum and meanwhile we’re heritage listing this shit

10 News First Melbourne

@10NewsFirstMelb

5 months

A report for the Melbourne City Council has recommended that the white tent-like service stations at the base of the West Gate Bridge should be heritage listed. Councillors will vote on whether the two servos will be added to the list, protecting their unique design in a tensile

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7 months

Not saying developers are saints but I always think of this meme when people complain about developers making profits

Purplepingers ☭

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7 months

Our prime minister saying that the governor general should be a board member of one of the largest property developers in Australia really is quite symbolic

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2 months

@GrayConnolly @martyrmade good thread. i've found the reactions pretty baffling. watched the interview before it blew up on here and thought it was provocative and interesting and i disagreed with a lot of it but didn't think any of it was out of bounds.

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4 months

This happened because Setka crossed the only Victorian mob organization bigger than the CFMEU: the AFL

Anthony Segaert

@anthonysegaert

4 months

#Breaking : John Setka has resigned as head of CFMEU, effective immediately, following questions from the SMH/Age and 60 Minutes:

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6 months

Shaking my head as I walk the streets of Milan so they know I disagree with the lack of setbacks

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1 year

This captures an underrated dynamic: the yes campaign is evidently being run mostly by people who have spent years in an NGO/Academic/Public Sector bubble talking exclusively to each other about this and they don’t seem to have considered how to talk to people who haven’t

cosmic jester

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1 year

Why is the yes vote failing? It’s a real mystery.

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11 months

My main Annastacia take is that “Queensland hospitals are for Queenslanders” is pretty much the single worst thing any Australian leader said during the entire pandemic

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6 months

@sandylanceley Yep. I’m not really interested in a HECS discussion that isn’t focused on why degrees cost so much rather than nonsense about indexation

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6 months

never forget albo's entire career is staffer/party official/MP. he is the ultimate political elite insider and it's a miracle (and a testament to how bad ScoMo was) that he managed to hide being a freak for about 5 minutes in early 2022 to win.

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3 months

@wanyeburkett yes the premise is the problem because the common rejoinder i see is "well, sorry if i take exception to politics that is making my friends unsafe and leading to fascism" and, like, no. you are smuggling in a lot of assumptions that are wrong or irrelevant. so, no.

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5 months

Every time I am out in Melbourne CBD on a Friday I am baffled and angered afresh by 30 minute train frequencies.

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3 months

every day we reach levels of boomer never seen before

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2 years

@bethanyshondark From a Catholic perspective (which I know is not your perspective) this is not euthanasia

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1 month

Reminder that the entire misinformation complex is based on the false premise that the only reason you might vote differently to the leftish/centrist PMC blob is because you do not have the correct facts. The idea you might prioritize things differently never occurs to them.

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5 months

@wanyeburkett we pretty much all gladly embrace singapore style governance once our boarding pass is scanned

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5 months

i share location with my wife and my mother and because none of us are neurotic freaks or have dark secrets it hasn't induced the slightest bit of anxiety or weirdness. i mainly just use it to time cooking dinner so it's ready and fresh when my wife arrives home from work.

kate lindsay

@kathrynfiona

5 months

I wrote about how location-sharing has become so ingrained in relationships, it's now a curse, with users learning things about their friends, families, and partners that they never wanted or needed to know!! for @bustle

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1 year

Outside of normal fringe shit, there was no misinformation. The Yes campaign just refused to accept people have different priorities, different premises, and aren’t obliged to buy your talking points.

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2 years

This is boomer posting at a level our greatest minds could have never imagined

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4 months

look i don't know how the nuclear stuff will play out in the end but the labor response has been the most stupol young labor insidery thing i've seen for a while. it's really weird to watch.

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11 months

@QuentinFry yeah that's a good point. there's this recurring theme of educated affluent midwit westerners who don't really have a sense that people outside their culture and class exist.

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9 months

in all seriousness i cannot think of a better way to completely torch your credibility and that of the journalistic profession than to seamlessly move into a politician's office after decades in the press gallery

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25 days

@wanyeburkett It’s a backwards-working justification for the progressive self-conception that they have come to their politics because they’re Smart and Good and know the Correct Facts and the only reason you might have different politics is you’re Dumb and Bad and have the Wrong Facts.

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10 months

Big Leo and 6News fan and it’s obviously not his fault but I can’t help but wonder if it isn’t the best idea in the long run to have a 16yo regularly exposed to abuse from insane retired teachers

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7 months

Debbie Filippaki, BSW (Hons)

@filippakid

7 months

Melbourne: Marxism Conference over the Easter weekend. A big thank you to everyone who has made the connection between COVID-19, class, disability, Long Covid, and poverty. Solidarity and mutual aid are important in this ongoing pandemic😷💚 #MaskUp #CovidIsAirborne

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9 months

22 different ways of telling you to turn that music down

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9 months

i don't really know how anyone can look at this - both the tweet and the vandalism - and not find it deeply embarrassing.

Randa Abdel-Fattah

@RandaAFattah

9 months

This energy everyday. All colonies will fail starting here.

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3 months

@memeticsisyphus "all of their priors are wrong" many such cases

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9 months

it's almost exactly a year since i moved from sydney to melbourne and the biggest thing is that unless you live here you will simply never comprehend how much sherrin news there is in the nightly sports bulletin every day of the offseason

Australian Bureau of Statistics

@ABSStats

9 months

"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times..." so began A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens, who was born on this day in 1812! They may not be London and Paris, but our two biggest cities have their own tales to tell. Which do you think is best?

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8 months

Say what you will about the right but as deranged as they were about Gillard, at least they stopped giving a shit about her once she lost power

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6 months

and just to play the hits, i wrote this almost a year ago and you should read it again because everything laid out here about his character is continuing to play out over and over again

The Midwit Shallowness of Anthony Albanese - Quadrant

Last year, a few days before the federal election which would make Anthony Albanese Australia’s Prime Minister, there was a brief moment that most people have almost certainly forgotten by now, if...

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10 months

@wanyeburkett formalities, politeness, and small talk are all ways of signalling to strangers you're not a weirdo, you're not difficult, and you're aware you're not the centre of the universe. being able to do that when you might not mean it or feel like it is like the whole point.

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6 months

@MarkFraser80 It’s astonishing. Like just do fewer degrees man.

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5 months

If nothing else this is a fascinating experiment in throwing everything at the wall and seeing if it can work electorally, cost and responsibility be damned.

Steven Miles

@StevenJMiles

5 months

BREAKING: We’re slashing car rego by 20%.

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3 months

seems rather unremarked upon that Albo just went and dumped the "Assistant Minister for the Republic" role

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5 months

fact check: i dug up the study this 40% figure is taken from and in like three seconds you can work out why it's a dubious number at best, total nonsense at worse. firstly it was done by FARE, the official NGO of anti drinking and anti fun.

🌏 Zali Steggall MP

@zalisteggall

5 months

On #StateofOrigin night NSW women & children are 40% more likely to experience DV. Alcohol & gambling fuel this. Govt needs to tighten regulations on these industries & demand better prevention strategies from sporting codes like NRL #QT #auspol

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3 months

@memeticsisyphus i mean i *am* against like 90% of protests actually. not that they should be illegal but they're dumb and counter productive and i don't care for protest as a tool.

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3 months

Was talking to a Bostonian the other day who said “one thing about Massachusetts is the crazy liquor regulations: you can’t even buy beer at the grocery store” and I was like “friend, let me tell you about a little place called Australia…”

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1 year

@VictoriaPolice you seem to have omitted the bit about drivers being legally responsible for hitting pedestrians or cyclists

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6 months

this gets at one of the reasons i find the teals so repulsive. their "doing politics differently" is just coercion disguised as consensus. holiday home owning karens smiling as they smother you with a pillow because you like drinking red bull.

Possum Comitatus

@Pollytics

6 months

One of the things that weirds me out about Australia is how so many people believe that politics should be "polite". Politics is never going to be polite because it's about the contestation of *power*. "I want to fuck you up with my policy, but be polite to me" is horseshit

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9 months

28 years and you're still chummy enough with the most powerful politician in the country that you can go work for him. What an astonishing repudiation of your own career.

Katharine Murphy

@murpharoo

9 months

28 years ago, almost to the week, I arrived in the Canberra press gallery. I am deeply grateful to so many people for the opportunities I've had and for the generosity that has been extended to me by mentors, colleagues and readers.

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8 months

It’s fine and good to provide these things for former prime ministers

The Age

@theage

8 months

Former prime ministers racked up $1.6 million in expenses, and taxpayers are picking up the tab.

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1 year

Visited an Icon of Melbourne on my run this morning

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7 months

Worth noting that Brisbane were awarded the 2032 Olympics with 11 years' notice. Sydney had 7 years. That is, Brisbane *still* has more time than Sydney did to sort this out. Your mileage may vary as to whether this is reason to be more optimistic or pessimistic.

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2 years

20 years since the canberra bushfires. i was 17 in a singlet and soccer shorts standing on one side of the house, my dad on the other, hose in hand, trying to stop the house burning down. turned the hose on myself to stop embers catching my clothes. saved the house.

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1 month

That this gets through the editors and management to be published tells you a lot more about the ABC’s problems than any partisan political bias you might see

ABC News

@abcnews

1 month

A free online course aims to bust COVID misinformation and teach people how to stop the virus spreading in schools. But perhaps its greatest challenge is engaging people in the first place — particularly those who believe COVID is harmless.

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1 year

@Paul_Karp If this is genuinely how you understand the dynamic and arguments at play here it is no wonder the Guardian’s cheerleading for Yes has done so little

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1 year

people talking about HECS/HELP like it's a mortgage or car loan or something is the biggest clout-seeking grift out there. despite the bump in indexation this year it is still the best value loan you will ever get. this isn't america. you'll be fine.

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@Dollarydoos_

8 months

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The Saturday Paper

@SatPaper

8 months

"Swift’s audience is overwhelmingly white women and girls. She exists in an apolitical world that refuses to engage with the social and political issues around her. If she does, the focus is squarely on the men who wronged her." | Santilla Chingaipe

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@Dollarydoos_

2 years

God bless Canberra where you can be idly browsing Rebel Sport Woden and then look up to see Big Mal browsing too

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2 years

Hey @FOXNRL you have to stop being cheapskates and get commentators back at the ground the commentary for this dolphins raiders game is diabolical

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@Dollarydoos_

6 months

he is playing the main character in the Anthony Albanese Prime Minister movie and "not losing a minister" is one of the plot points. So is going to a protest to "stand up" for women. So was winning a referendum but, well, you know.

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1 month

@KateHydeNY maybe but "if someone breaks in my house they're gettin' shot" is probably the most genuine moment i've ever seen of her

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2 years

The liberal party and conservative politics in general obviously face big questions in the near future but I’m pretty confident they won’t solve them by listening to the advice of people who would never ever in a million years vote for them

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1 year

Morbidly fascinated by Dan Ilic. Smuggest dumbest dude on the planet but so supremely confident in his own righteousness and correctness. A walking talking Dunning-Kruger. If you care about your cause you must surely despair if he hitches his wagon to it.

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1 year

The ad is well made but it’s a two minute category error. people didn’t vote for same sex marriage to make history, they did it because they thought gay people should be able to get married. The reasons people will vote no to the voice are not in the same universe as that ad.

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1 year

Put more bluntly: there is nothing from anyone involved in Yes - from the PM down - that indicated they comprehend the fact that millions of real actual people with competing interests and priorities will be voting on this

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@Dollarydoos_

6 months

I don’t know who needs to hear this but going to a rally doesn’t mean anything. Rallies aren’t magic. Rallies don’t write laws. Governments do. And lots of govt ministers and premiers went to rallies today instead of writing laws. So who’s really not interested in solutions here?

Kon Karapanagiotidis

@Kon__K

6 months

To the 100s of men trolling me today did any of you turn up to a rally this weekend in support of ending male violence against women? Thought not. You have no interest in being part of the solution just in excusing the violence of men, minimising it’s existence & blaming women.

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11 months

@feelsdesperate unnecessarily accepting the premise here but it's weird too because that photo is, by any objective metric except the one she has imposed, actually extremely diverse!

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1 month

@gumbelcopula @sheemawn @wanyeburkett just to spell it out: he's saying "haitian migrants" but garbles the difference in the "i" sound between "migrant" and "immigrant" and because "haitian" ends with an "n" and he's speaking quickly it all runs together.

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7 months

Did it. Thanks for the encouragement @RangaRunner @_lbuckmaster and everyone else. Training works!

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7 months

@_lbuckmaster I have decided to take @RangaRunner ’s advice and I’m sticking with the marathon and will just drop out if it goes badly. Just picked up my race bib in the John dunmore lang place swamp.

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4 months

Today’s the day. A year in Boston here we come.

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2 years

My dad sent through this photo just now. Didn’t even know it existed. This is the shed and fence going up.

Sam

@Dollarydoos_

2 years

20 years since the canberra bushfires. i was 17 in a singlet and soccer shorts standing on one side of the house, my dad on the other, hose in hand, trying to stop the house burning down. turned the hose on myself to stop embers catching my clothes. saved the house.

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6 months

sort of related: mark it down that when Albo calls the next election he will point to "stability" because he didn't lose a minister in his whole term, except for any that retire. he will not note that that bears no relation to whether any of those ministers are good.

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8 months

@disco___cat Yeah the correct conclusion here is these laws are bad, not that racialised abuse is fine if it’s at the right target

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9 days

@hpmcd1 he was mostly right! except the dems (and their cheerleaders) were so humiliated by losing to him they decided to lose their minds

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7 months

@john_macgowan anyone who has ever spent time on an election day booth comes to understand that with the amount of cooked units among the labor rank and file their preselection system is a miracle of institutional power and discipline

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1 month

The major complaint about the ABC is that it’s captured by an inner city highly educated sensibility and out of touch and what could be more illustrative of that than Covid neuroticism in the year of our lord 2024.

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5 months

i just picked up my US visa and we booked our flights last night so we are officially moving to Boston for a year at the end of June which means i'm pretty excited to get a front row view of *waves generally* all this

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5 months

Having just been in Milan which is a city of 4 million fewer people and has trains running 3-6 mins frequency from 6am to midnight *every day* it’s particularly galling

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28 days

@wanyeburkett rare wayne L here. if your motte here is "people overrate the way travel expands their understanding of the world" sure, that's true. but the bailey that google street view can come close to actually being in a place is a bit silly.

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7 months

It’s possible to dislike and find unworthy Donald Trump and Kevin Rudd at the same time I promise you’ll be fine

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4 months

@wanyeburkett this bit raised the eyebrows for me because if this is the case, what are we worried about? but, of course, "homeless" is used across several different categories of problems and the person who is 'homeless' for a week (sleeping on a friend's couch) is not what this is about

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4 months

@disco___cat Politically engaged people easily forget that distaste for politicians is already baked in for the normie voter. If they think they’ll do the job, anyone can get elected.

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8 months

We have to put a stop to theatre people

ABC News

@abcnews

8 months

It's been a tough couple of years for writer and theatre-maker Van Badham, but she's channelled her frustrations into adapting a 17th-century farce, and it's a delightful romp.

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7 months

for me the big red flashing light in this story (and in the Brisbane Olympics stuff) that isn't getting talked about enough is that the bureaucrats who model out and cost this stuff don't seem to really know what they're doing.

Herald Sun

@theheraldsun

7 months

#BREAKING : A damning auditor general probe into the cancelled Commonwealth Games has found the Victorian government exaggerated the cost blowout it used to justify dumping the event.

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1 year

It is my birthday today. We celebrated by settling on a house in Brunswick. I paid Dan Andrews a lot of money in stamp duty.

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10 months

He seems to handle it reasonably well from what I can see but it’s just not normal to have to fend off people like this when you’re that age

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2 years

I wonder what sort of activism Lidia Thorpe gets up to in the Qantas Chairman’s Lounge

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11 months

This pretty average run on a miserably humid morning marks the 100th day in a row I’ve run at least 5k. I have nothing profound to add but setting goals and achieving them is satisfying.

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6 months

@alexjago51 @wheelreinvent but it's not just touch on and off. it's touch on and off on trains but don't touch off on trams, except if you cross into this area, but then in this free area you don't have to touch on or off at all, but if you do you'll be charged anyway

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3 months

he is constitutionally incapable of being sincere and taking responsibility

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1 year

whatever else you think about this whole unseemly affair, i reckon we should be able to unite the country around the fact that you do not, in fact, under any circumstances, have to stick up for lisa wilkinson and peter fitzsimons

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10 months

She’s not the prettiest but it seemed to work. Merry Christmas all!

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@Dollarydoos_

10 months

i am making a cheesecake for the first time ever for tomorrow. good thing is if it goes horribly wrong i have time to just buy one.

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3 months

@wanyeburkett the silly thing about arguments against the electoral college is that while the specifics of how it works are a bit odd, in terms of it's actual purpose of balancing otherwise unequal stakeholder entities, it's extremely normal for democracies to have a system that does that.

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4 months

actually lisa simpson would be a brave freedom fighter of the mujahideen

Lucy Turnbull AO

@LucyTurnbull_AO

4 months

@PatsKarvelas Lisa Simpson would probably be a centrist Teal . She’s smart enough to make the cut. Unlike some others in her family. She would say ‘build the renewables, firm them up. Lets do this! Reduce costs ASAP. ‘ She would not like crazy tribal culture wars. Too smart for that.

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10 months

@disco___cat Of all the frequency problems with Melbourne public transport, the night time frequency is the most baffling. To have trams at 4 minutes at 2pm on a Wednesday and 20 minutes at 10pm on a Friday is so backwards.

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6 months

@niall_gooch Big citation needed on “It's proven to make you feel like shit” too. Like, sure, hangovers. But a bottle of wine or two with friends over dinner makes you feel pretty wonderful actually.

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9 months

sorry but when did the RSL become the regulatory authority for anzac day activities. i don't recall a vote on that bit of public policy

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6 months

@disco___cat i understand the desire to create a legacy and meaning out of a tragedy like this but i just don't think more regulations would have helped a dude who modified this thing to go 126km/h

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9 months

I don’t know who needs to hear this but the world is full of war, injustice, tragedy, and evil and always has been. It is not a virtue to be so preoccupied with that suffering that you begrudge other people finding joy.

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7 months

say what you will about Harry Triguboff but those thousands of apartments in meriton buildings really actually exist and people live in them.

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2 years

seems it's time for my periodic reminder that Albo has the least non-political professional experience of literally any PM ever. After one (1) year at bank as a teen, he's worked as a staffer, party official, and MP. that's the CV.

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@Dollarydoos_

5 months

but bullshit studies are bullshit and it's bad to use them in support of wowserism and longhousing. thank you for coming to my ted talk.

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Sam

@Dollarydoos_

2 years

I just ran 25k in this Sydney swamp humidity and I have died. nice knowing you all.

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Sam

@Dollarydoos_

9 months

@wanyeburkett this is basically the observation Jonathan Haidt makes in The Righteous Mind - the key conservative insight is that order and stability are hard won and easily lost and you really don't know what is unleashed when they're gone

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Sam

@Dollarydoos_

9 months

@disco___cat whenever i see posturing like this from wealthy people, i'm always curious what their tax return looks like re deductions they claim, offsets, negative gearing etc etc

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