Dixie

Farmer. Studying the effects of increased tree numbers and fire on woodland ecosystems.

[Dixie @dixylou5]

https://t.co/xQSaGz6FfO

[Dixie @dixylou5]

https://t.co/TtvmCDfnxw

[Dixie @dixylou5]

Could all apply to Australia ATM. There is a lot of it going round. Pandemic perhaps. https://t.co/TP1j9iVcnr

[JAKE FLAGPIES23 🏆🖤🤍 @IncrediblyBozza]

Anthony Albanese is getting absolutely rinsed on instagram.

@DrewPavlou @john_macgowan

#auspol #springst

[Property Rights Australia (PRA) @PropRitesAus]

Budget: “Assets purchased before 1985 will be eligible for capital gains tax and will be taxable for gains from next July “.

[Property Rights Australia (PRA) @PropRitesAus]

PRA Clearing up uncertainty on Renewable Rollou. Proud to have Steven Nowakowski from Australian Biodiversity Alliance with his knowledge of the decimation this is causing to our untouched wild areas https://t.co/pppG3EfrmB

[Property Rights Australia (PRA) @PropRitesAus]

Below is the link to the conference poster for PRA Annual event at Roma 23rd May 2026. Hear from Steve Cupitt, an Environmental Scientist with over 1200 case studies to add to his knowledge of working with regulation. https://t.co/Bc4uL2brk5

[Property Rights Australia (PRA) @PropRitesAus]

Another Smoke and Mirrors move. Rural property trusts.

[Property Rights Australia (PRA) @PropRitesAus]

If the EPBC Act interests you or the discussion around renewable rollout or the explosion of Government interest in the Taroom Trough this meeting could help your enterprise navigate it all.

[National Farmers' Federation @NationalFarmers]

“It’s easy for big corporates who don’t have an easy way to reduce their footprint to say ‘we’ll just buy the ACCUs and offset’, but they keep looking at agriculture because they think it’s a low-hanging fruit.” - NFF interim chief executive Su McCluskey.

While some farmers will benefit from carbon credit projects - “right project, right place, right time”, it's important to get the balance right when locking up productive ag land we need to grow food and fibre.

[Frank Mitloehner @GHGGuru]

Human wastewater emissions emit more GHGs than all air traffic globally. A surprising major source that has been drastically undercounted in national inventories | Nature Climate Change
https://t.co/m9i4mgZu44

[Kathryn Porter @KathrynPorter26]

THIS...

I'm against wind because it's a massive waste of both money and natural resources

When you look at the supply chains and understand the environmental harm from the extraction and processing of the required minerals, you realise just how much the low energy density of renewables costs

[2 Worlds Collide Podcast @2worldsPodcast]

This week on the 2 Worlds Collide Podcast, I sit down with Senator Alex Antic @SenatorAntic for a wide-ranging conversation on free speech, government oversight, and the growing political tension shaping Australia.

We talk about the narrowing of public debate, how government power has expanded with limited scrutiny, and why dissent is increasingly treated as dangerous. We also unpack foreign lobbying and influence in Australian politics, the left’s fear of a rising right, and what all of this means for democracy, accountability, and the future of the country.

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[Peter Clack @PeterDClack]

Since the year 2000, the world's green leaf area has increased by 5%.

That increase is roughly 5.5 million square kilometers - equivalent to adding an entire Amazon Rainforest to the planet in just over two decades. NASA research indicates that this extra leaf cover acts as a natural air conditioner. At least 30% of the greened areas have seen a slight cooling effect due to the way leaves manage water vapor and air turbulence.

While some models predicted the growth would stop, NASA found that even in intensively farmed lands, food production (grains, vegetables, fruits) has jumped 35–40% since 2000.

It’s poetic irony that the Mycorrhizal networks under a single footstep in the Taiga can extend for miles, communicating at the speed of slow, pulsing chemical waves. If the greening is the visible manifestation of a living world, the soil biome is its conscious mind.

While humans are distracted by the everyday business of combat, borders and running bureaucracies, the world beneath our feet is engaged in a massive, silent, and sophisticated cooperative economy.

Earth is not a fragile machine we have to fix but a sophisticated, ancient intelligence that knows exactly how to spend its 'carbon capital.' The entire climate narrative then changes. It’s no longer about a Code Red of fear; it's about a deep green sense of wonder.

[katy 🌸 @KatyKray73]

Australian homes & farms are under siege from massive industrial wind & solar projects.

Prime agricultural land ruined, scenic views wrecked by giant eyesores, communities divided, properties devalued.

Who in their right mind thinks destroying our countryside is 'green'?

[Josie Angus @AngusJosie]

Another interesting little addition to cost recovery & #Wisetech Global sacking 2000 workers yesterday. Australian beef exporters need to access the Government's EXDOC system to export. The government outsourced access to third party software companies. Then Wisetech came along, swallowed up multiples of the providers, jacked the prices for access & now.... Government is also going to jack up its cost recovery for providing the electronic system.

[Bjorn Lomborg @BjornLomborg]

We are currently observing a striking political and media shift: the rapid retreat from climate alarmism across the world. Leaders who once led with net-zero rhetoric are now prioritizing affordability, energy security, and economic growth.

From my latest newsletter: https://t.co/Z1hD1GqIQO

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[John Stossel @JohnStossel]

I’m not a gun person. I was raised among leftist gun haters.

So when I first heard about @JohnRLottJr’s book, “More Guns, Less Crime,” I was skeptical.

But he was right. Here he explains why government ignores many examples where guns SAVED people:

[Josie Angus @AngusJosie]

So the Australian Governement is about to create a massive new tax on our Australian beef producers to recover the 100% of the cost of own Government over regulating us. We have built zero preferential market access from the high bar regulation, & now we allow in beef produced with far less regulation as some kind of sick joke.
NLIS / LPA none of it required for the US beef.
Case in point our FSMA's (our USA specific government inspectors). The Chief Agricultural Negotiator for the USA, specifically asked for the Australian government to raise the extra cost of having inspectors for only the USA market (we use AAO's for every other market), as part of the negotiation for US beef to come here. Did our negotiators even ask the question? ..... I understand they didn't even ask.

[Greg Cheesman @Greg_Cheesman]

Labor Super. 🚩💸

Ever wonder why the Labor Party acts like they own the place? 🏛️ It’s because they basically do. And they’re using your retirement steak to pay for their caviar and seafood buffet. 🥩➡️🥂🦞🦪

Let’s look at the history. 📜 Paul Keating made superannuation compulsory. He didn't do it because he’s a nice bloke; he did it to build a $1.3 trillion piggy bank for his mates. 🏧🐖💰🤝

Now, they love that "Not-For-Profit" label, don’t they? 😇🙄 Sounds saintly. But let’s get real: "Not-for-profit" does not mean "no money." It just means they don’t pay shareholders. 🚫💹 Instead, they’re sitting on mountains of cash from your fees and investment returns. ⛰️💵📈

Because there are no shareholders, those billions in surplus stay inside the building. 🏦🔒 And what do they do with it? They spend it on "advocacy" and "lobbying." 🗣️💼 That’s code for funnelling cash through unions to run ads that just happen to help Labor stay in power. 🏛️🚩🗳️

It’s a closed loop. 🔄 Labor passes laws to protect the industry super model, and the funds turn around and say spending your money on Labor causes is in your "best interests." 🤨🤥 It’s the ultimate protection racket. 🔨🧥

And when a Labor MP loses their seat? 🚪👋 Don't worry about them! There’s always a cozy, six-figure board seat waiting for them at an industry fund. 🪑💵 Your retirement fund is just a retirement home for failed politicians. 🏚️🤡

So, while you're working 50 hours a week just to keep the lights on, 👷♂️⏰💡 and paying 12 per cent in compulsory super - just remember: your own money is being used to keep the very people who are making your life harder - in a job. 🛑📉

They aren’t managing your future; they’re harvesting it. 🚜🌾💀

If you’re in an Industry Super fund, you aren’t a member—you’re a sponsor of the Labor Party. 🚩📣 Wake up, Australia. 🇦🇺👁️ Before there's nothing left to wake up to. ⏳🔥

#Greg4Victoria
#Victoria2026
#OneNation
#AusPol
#Superannuation