@shaunmicallef It’s a swapsies policy - young family gets your bigger house to grow into, you get their small apartment. Of course if they’re not in the market at all, well too bad.
Not wanting to discount how hard lockdown was for Victorian families (such a hard juggle), but does anyone else find it amusing that parents want a public holiday in recognition… where kids will again not go to school?
The challenge of balancing industry slow downs with the need to improve sustainable practices is real, but companies who can launch and market their improvements may gain significant market advantage, as well as divesting from soon to be stranded assets.
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Wouldn’t it have been great if Albo could have pivoted to the numbers he did know about and his campaign’s key talking points and policy positions. That this article (including economic figures) is book-ended by environmental concerns should be telling. https://t.co/RekvfYgU07
@RJSalmond Oh I’ll have to check it out. I recognise the pic, which I saved this morning from being ripped up by some over enthusiastic children, one of whom may or may not be related to me.
Ah the hilarity of receiving a response to an email from @Ticketek_AU “Customer Care” 5 weeks after the original enquiry was sent. Not really worth the reply after that long is it?
"the direct naming of Australia is an unusual step that points to the gravity of Australia’s poor track record on climate..." https://t.co/J7f0vOS60f via @renew_economy
I know we are facing many crises in the world right now, but I’m really tiring of this one episode per week business from all my streaming services. Dudes, it’s not the 1980s. #hardhitting#freedom
I believe that with people applying their expertise and passions across a range of areas we can make a difference. So while these are complex issues, we need to each eat the elephant - one bite at a time.
Reflecting on the headlines of the @IPCC_CH Adaptation Report 6 and it’s a good reminder that climate change is not an environmental issue, but a social issue. It disproportionately affects vulnerable people. Our ability to create positive futures requires collaborative efforts.
Responding to climate change requires integrated, equitable systems thinking across all parts of government, business, education and society… sounds overwhelming BUT
Having difficulty reading the @IPCC_CH report due to lack of internet - caused by flooding in N NSW. As friends in Brisbane have said, we were told 2011 was a 1 in 100 year event. Not anymore. #climatechange
#IPCC’s latest #ClimateReport, #ClimateChange 2022: Impacts, Adaptation & Vulnerability, examines the impacts of #climatechange on nature and people around the globe 🌏.
Read the report ➡️ https://t.co/31XeCHClsd
Watch the trailer 📹 https://t.co/OkaQBDQfJt
The next #IPCC report is due out next week: impacts of climate change on infrastructure, health, food security and our ability to adapt to these changes. This handy #explainer from @WorkForClimate can get you up to speed on how to engage with this report https://t.co/IZAXwZUhQ6