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12.03.2026 08:25
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It's a perfect time to drop NAPLAN testing
'at fault' 'targeting mistake'
Get your takes straight
THE AGE δΈͺ The Age (... @t... β’ 45m β’ A man and woman have died, and a third person is in hospital, after a boat capsized at Yamba on the NSW far north coast. headline: Two dead in horror crash in NSW Northern Rivers owww.theage.com.au
sack the sub
A white-haired man playing a short, curved brown, wind instrument & wearing a long-sleeved dark brown top stands in front of a microphone and lectern, with a diagonally striped timber wall behind him.
Saw and heard from one of my favourite musos today β the multi-instrumentalist, multi-talented Michael Atherton, seen here playing some very obscure mediaeval instrument I've forgotten the name of.
A screen grab of Google News, showing the headline of the news*com*au story, which read, 'Six words that got protesters into trouble '. Apologies, I don't wish to send BlueSky readers to the Murdoch press.
Screengrab of the 'Page Not Found' page at news*com*au. Please don't click on this link. It just leads to 'Page Not Found'. But I provide the original link for reference. https://www.news.com.au/national/queensland/news/two-protesters-arrested-under-controversial-antiprotest-laws/news-story/19135e0f6255a02cbc6a8287d7987633&ved=2ahUKEwi9pciisJmTAxVVjK8BHWjyKj4QFnoECCQQAQ&usg=AOvVaw2KKMXbm0oF5zYf_imaVsty
At 09:00 this morning, news*com*au (Murdoch press) reported on the Brisbane woman who was arrested for wearing the 'River' singlet.
She faces a two-year jail term. Australia's democracy is in peril.
By 14:00 the editor at news*com*au deleted the entire story.
#auspol #qldpol @meadea.bsky.social
βWe also have a situation where ministers are able to evade responsibility for these policy choices. This is because they have plausible deniability. They can simply use the phrase: βI was not advisedββ
Malcolm Roberts in the climate misinfo hearing labels the ABC "notorious propaganda" and questioned this (very good) ABC story for claiming the support for One Nation on FB was "Vietnamese bots" when it is "quite natural and truthful" www.abc.net.au/news/2026-03...
OP-ED: in the National Indigenous Times
by Blake Alan Cansdale National Director at ANTAR: Time for an inquiry into a #HumanRightsAct4NSW. Evidence from other jurisdictions shows this would be a meaningful change for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
nit.com.au/10-03-2026/2...
Building sign being replaced with βNACC: No Actual Consequences Commissionβ Person commenting: βit used to be to be called the National Anti-Corruption Commission, but I guess they wanted to lower our expectationsβ
The βNo Actual Consequences Commissionβ, by @fionakatauskas.bsky.social
I guess it happens in some rare instances here.
Buying clean piss is an idea completely new to me. Mutual nation-based cultural incomprehension.
It depends on your view of alcohol I suppose.
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In the last 2 weeks the Western Australian Labor Party have signed contract after contract with USA and Israeli ogliarchs.
Massive multi billion dollar contracts and are courting Texan super frackers that decimated water in USAs midwest. ( see Flint)
oh gawd
just drop the "the" and it scans a lot better. Chant chant chant away.
oh if I can get in my neck of the woods β¦ southern hemisphere β I will try
Depends. Maybe Stil wants a new pet. Seeing as he's leaving all the delightful quolls behind.
I believe "tranche"is etymologically related to "trencher" which (I'm guessing) is related to "trough". Any pigs in the story?
he has to do religious Ed? At his age?
Oh I'm getting the picture⦠It's a Catholic school.
Clammy hands make keyboarding difficult.
oh this is all too foreign and far north for me. I'm sure you are right.
"To change your AirTag battery,..." first change your arthritic hands. Into something non-arthritic.
$20 is not a fortune
looks more like the arrival of a divine being
Trying to get my head around the Anti-Corruption Commission's argument that a corruption hearing of a former prime minister is somehow not in the public interest
Australian fashion designer Katie Perry has won her High Court battle with international pop star Katy Perry in a long-running (since 2009!) trademark case.
