@BernardKeane@profsarahj I never thought I’d be more ashamed of a Prime Minister than I was of Morrison. But here we are @AlboMP . What a horrendous error of judgment to give in to the Israeli lobby.
And Minns’ behaviour is incomprehensible. @PhilipThalis@DavidShoebridge
Hey @ChrisMinnsMP - as Premier you have no right to mess with our democratic right to public protest.
We see obscene actions of fascists on news every day - we don’t want proto-fascist edicts here, enforced by your hand-picked police commissioner
Protest against Israeli slaughter
The Palestinian author at the centre the censorship and lobbying controversy that devastated the Bendigo Writers Festival gets her opinion piece pulled at the last minute by The Age …why?
We put that question to The Age and are yet to hear back.
Scenes from Sydney’s #savegaza march across the harbour bridge.
If our Govts too servile to speak up, we the people assert our democratic rights to protest!
& we did in huge numbers, regardless of the politicians, police or stormy weather
@rebaillieu Similar gameplay on behalf of Nathaniel Smith, Liberal candidate for Whitlam where every entrance to the local park next door to the pre polling place was blocked by his volunteers. Never seen anything like it. Smacks of desperation.
Here's to the Australian housing bubble🏡🫧
A glittering monument to our collective delusion, where we’ve somehow convinced ourselves that paying a million dollars for a shoebox with a view of your neighbor’s laundry is the pinnacle of success. But let’s call it what it really is: a neon-lit symptom of societal collapse, dressed up in the guise of "the Aussie dream."
Imagine a society so obsessed with hoarding bricks and mortar that it’s willing to sacrifice an entire generation’s future on the altar of capital gains. Young Australians aren’t just priced out of the market—they’re being gaslit into believing they’re lazy avocado toast enthusiasts for not being able to afford a crumbling terrace house that costs 12 times their annual salary. Meanwhile, the banks cheer, the politicians shrug, and the property moguls sip champagne in their negatively geared mansions, blissfully unaware that a pyramid scheme only works as long as there’s someone left to hold the base.
The housing bubble isn’t just an economic anomaly; it’s a grotesque metaphor for a society that’s traded community, creativity, and basic human dignity for the hollow promise of eternal equity growth. We’ve turned homes into speculative assets, neighbors into competitors, and the future into a Ponzi scheme. And when the bubble finally bursts—because all bubbles do—we’ll be left staring at the rubble, wondering how we ever thought this was sustainable.
So here’s to the Australian housing bubble🍾
Opinion | "Anthony’s predictable response to my two-word statement has reinforced just how poisonous Murdoch’s grip still is on the Western world," writes Grace Tame.
Read her article for Crikey here: https://t.co/crX5mPtME1
@JosieMcskimming The concern is that people don’t care. That’s what he’s banking on. Selfishness rules. Look at what the US has done because they think the price of eggs is too high. #auspol