@Horton69069Dale@WomenReadWomen@jk_rowling It’s a well written piece.
I’d like to see an open Olympic Games. We had girls at the school I attended who were top of the boys leagues.
While everyone in Australia deliberates over tweedle dee and tweedle dum our neighbours are moving full steam ahead to take charge of the future:
https://t.co/K2Lt08OSJD
We need a leader who is preparing our country for the future - because it’s coming faster than we think.
Birds to all that.
I’m voting for a major party - least I control where my votes goes.
Also, imagine all the horse trading that will go on behind the scenes with a multi-party minority government.
Nothing will get done.
@goodfoodgal Both personal income and corporate tax is higher in Australia than the US.
I’d support legislation that capped the funding for the government sector to a set % of the GDP - to keep the bloat in check and keep taxes down.
https://t.co/UfXHW1BdP3
@realRick_AUS The Australian political landscape is as barren as the Sahara Desert right now.
But then again, what sane person would ever want to be a politician?
@Malcolm_fleX48 Devastating news. Myanmar has called a state of emergency. Urgent blood donations are needed. Thoughts are with the people of both Thailand and Myanmar who have lost family and friends.
@esilacSynohtnA My office does welcome to country at every meeting. Normally followed with “always was, always will be”.
The room gets very quiet when you ask if people plan to return their property to the traditional owners either now or in their will.
@figjamflimflam@ausstockchick Wait til this is paired with the misinformation bill and all of a sudden identities will be subpoenaed and free speech will go underground.
@ausstockchick Welcome to the rise of fake IDs and VPN use.
Surely there has to be content-focus solutions to online bullying and appropriate material that isn’t going to lead us down an Orwellian global censorship path.
@BenFordhamLive Local councils should be hearing from all the people in their constituency about issues that impact them so they can represent them better.
Localisation, instead of centralisation, is a good thing.
@GuardianAus As a country…
we’ve moved beyond colonialism,
we’ve moved beyond the gold rush,
we’ve moved beyond the white Australia policy, we’ve moved beyond multiple wars.
We have over 122 years of decisions as an sovereign nation.
Time to respect democracy and our independence.