Imagine what a different place Tasmania would be if the likes of Boag's, Cascade, Blundstone, Huon Aquaculture, Tassal, etc were cooperatives and not corporations (in most cases now owned by larger multi-national corporations). #politas
@FeralHeather The Democrats will only have themselves to blame - this could have been a ranked-choice voting election if they wanted. https://t.co/SeLjaKIiAf
#Tasmania and #Hobart just had their warmest May on record based on maximum temperatures, with Victoria and New South Wales also having an exceptionally warm month. 🌡️ https://t.co/nahKsoT5wb
Can you believe this? Labor is handing over tens of millions of dollars from an emissions reduction fund to help a Tasmanian cement plant burn native forests.
"It’s just as easy to claim this latest spike was because the budget didn’t go far enough for a polity crying out for radical change as it is to blame Labor’s mild changes to CGT, which will make little meaningful difference in the short term." - @rachelrwithers nails it.
It’s terribly convenient for the media to suggest that One Nation’s latest bump in the polls is due to tax changes that these same media outlets happens to despise, writes Rachel Withers.
https://t.co/GyjW9nouWY
This is what these social media ID verification/age verification laws are really about, and you’re an idiot if u think any of this is about “protecting children.”
@MarkDiStef Why is it funny? The entire Labor modus operandi is setting up good things to fail:
- NACC doesn't bring down corruption
- HAFF doesn't help with housing
- Safeguard mechanism doesn't reduce emissions
- Enviro laws don't protect the environment
@woof43_gp@CassyOConnorMLC The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is expected to be neutral about an activity that is cruel to animals?
lord, give me the strength to endure another week where the media discuss the CGT changes with the intensity of a terrorist attack while a third of the country struggle to afford food
@elisaperego78 It's so wild that elite cycling teams with multi-million dollar budgets that optimise rider training and equipment down to the finest detail don't take any precautions whatsoever (masks, ventilation, etc) to avoid illness and just act like it's inevitable.
CSIRO has been the custodian of Australia's climate modelling through decades of shrinking budgets. Sacking scientists would change that. @sarahinscience@hogg_andy@OurANU@MonashUni https://t.co/gsPOZdxcRM
@virtualmusing All of whom (I think) voted to encourage the government to raise revenue rather than just relying on spending cuts, which the government has not done.