Look deep into nature....

Nature Lover

[Firstdog Onthemoon @firstdogonmoon]

Bogong moths! Are they a sign from god? Probably. https://t.co/CIkb7m6xbY

[Look deep into nature.... @DevoLive]

@beer_nun @DHughesy He was working as an undercover agent all along.

[Look deep into nature.... @DevoLive]

@DHughesy Maybe you should get your hand off it

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@MisinfoFact Back in the day on 3RRR she was edgy and funny. These days she seems caught up in the mainstream media bubble. Seems to have lost her sense of humour.

[Kenny Devine @TheKennyDevine]

Australians should be able to access their superannuation to buy cheap cigarettes, which will ultimately reduce the need for them to have superannuation.

[Look deep into nature.... @DevoLive]

@mel5au @DHughesy He is like a jilted lover. After Labor cheated on him.

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@rohan_connolly The football gods?

[Aaron Smith @aaronsmith]

Pauline Hanson went full Trump rather than answer one simple question about her daughter's tax-payer funded job.

This 6 point chronological timeline shows exactly what Hanson was dodging:

1. Sean Bell lived in Queensland and, was Pauline Hanson's adviser for 9 years.

2. NSW One Nation Senator Warwick Stacey resigns after just 6 weeks.

3. Sean Bell is then parachuted into the vacant NSW seat by Hanson.

4. Pauline's daughter Lee Hanson is then hired as Bell's adviser, having never performed that role ever before, and on a salary up to $180k - all taxpayer-funded.

5. MPs can't employ their own family - so Lee, who lives in Tasmania is assumed to be technically employed by Sean Bell - a NSW Senator. Very convenient.

6. Despite being employed as an Advisor to a NSW senator, Lee still lives in Tasmania and spends much of her time campaigning for One Nation.

Now you see why Hanson went 'full Trump' rather than answer. https://t.co/RNxZtGhSRE

[Tony Martin @mrtonymartin]

Trump has ended the war! How embarrassing for whoever started it.

[Sandra K Eckersley @SandraEckersley]

Can anyone point to a single intelligent, inspirational speech Pauline Hanson has ever given? All I can find is whiny ‘I’ve had a gutful’ whinges in a fearful, little girl voice where she sounds like she’s about to burst into tears. #auspol

[Kenny Devine @TheKennyDevine]

What I've learned from Sky News After Dark over the past month:

We need to make housing more affordable without making houses cheaper or having people earning more.

The government should be doing more because it's their job but also less because socialism.

Negative gearing and the CGT discount have played a big part in what got us to this point, but they shouldn't be changed at all.

Young Australians being able to afford their first home is almost as important as an investor being able to negatively gear their twelfth.

[David Pocock @DavidPocock]

Invasive species are doing huge damage to our continent's incredible biodiversity. Cats alone kill over two billion reptiles, birds and mammals per year. Add in foxes, cane toads, carp and other invasives, and native species are under massive pressure.

We have the resources and tools to protect native species - all that's missing is political will and investment.
https://t.co/0MhxlQxQ09

[Look deep into nature.... @DevoLive]

@7AFL Hopefully that umpire gets drug tested.

[Nick Volpe @nvolpewild]

Little Rainforest Weevil!💛🖤
This beautiful little beetle gem, Enteles vigorsii, is only found in the Gondwana rainforests of QLD & NSW.🌳

I have always wanted to see this species, so I was SO EXCITED to get the chance to see one near Brisbane in 2024! 😍

[Toad @LearnToToad]

White smoke emerges from White House as Trump declares himself the new Pope

[Michael Warburton @For_Film_Fans]

“I don’t think being good at things is the point of doing them.”

Remembering the late great

KURT VONNEGUT

who left us 19yrs ago today.

[Prof Ray Wills @ProfRayWills]

EVs, renewables and storage not just climate action

They’re strategic assets that bolster energy security

Charged on Aus solar and wind, EVs reduce oil imports and cut household fuel costs

Past scare campaigns on EVs delayed opportunities for Australia to reduce oil dependence