Hannah Busch

Journo, now on the other side of the fence.

[David Ritter @David_Ritter]

This is a climate election.
#AusVotes22

[Hannah Busch @HannahMBusch]

@Asher_Wolf Pattern games were a game changer for our cattle dog.

[Hannah Busch @HannahMBusch]

How horrible that 279 people have died since new year’s alone and we hear so little about them and their families in the discussion.

[Ben Grubb 🐛 @bengrubb]

Here it is in an easier to read format

[Hannah Busch @HannahMBusch]

Absolutely terrifying time to be the parent of young children. Can’t get them vaxxed, told not to get tested unless we pay, and also told to go about our business as though everyone who gets this will be fine.

[Hannah Busch @HannahMBusch]

Twitters suggested categories have always been cooked but this is next level bad.

[Hannah Busch @HannahMBusch]

@SquigglyRick Ha, this was my same journey from boxed fish to a literal degree in food. And also becoming mates with rich kids who knew what capers were.

[Hannah Busch @HannahMBusch]

Not for nothing but when I told my tradie partner how the unions failed to respond to the destruction of local news in Australia, bizarrely the same union that reps the arts, he couldn’t believe me.

[Christie Whelan @Christie_Whelan]

Arts decimated. But old mate construction workers kicking up a stink because they don’t have a place to eat their saussie roll and Big M at smoko? Sounds about right.

[Hannah Busch @HannahMBusch]

@djackmanson How interesting! Feels like it’s the produce equivalent of an inner city latte.

[Hannah Busch @HannahMBusch]

It’s always interesting to find out where and why there’s an expectation in public policy that the health of businesses outweighs the health of the public who buy from those businesses.

[David Littleproud MP @D_LittleproudMP]

The CSIRO should not be advocating for plant-based foods over genuine meat products in Australia.

Expect the CSIRO to provide balanced support for Australian industries.

My letter to the CSIRO:

[SusanneRosh רֹאשׁ 🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱 🇮🇷 🇦🇺🎗️🧘‍♀️ @SusanneRosh333]

Dirty secret behind world’s fashion addiction: many of the clothes we donate to charity end up dumped in landfill, creating an environmental catastrophe on the other side of the world. #Recycling #auspol https://t.co/fHWBdFFIol

[Dave Gaukroger @dfg77]

Anyone who simultaneously argues against meaningful action on climate change, and claims to love their children has some industrial level cognitive dissonance going on.

[Jonathan Kearsley @jekearsley]

Climate protest outside Parliament House following IPCC report. Protesters have glued their hands to the floor, one set fire to an empty pram. @9NewsAUS

[Laura Murphy-Oates @lauramoates]

The federal govt sent more than 11,000 people Centrelink debt letters worth a total of $32m claiming they were overpaid due to jobkeeper, while resisting calls to claw back money from businesses who got the wage subsidy & made a profit, via @lukehgomes
https://t.co/4UCnwCGRta

[The New York Times @nytimes]

Global warming will get progressively worse and cannot be stopped over the next 30 years, a major new UN report has concluded, because the world's nations delayed so long in curbing emissions. A hotter future is now essentially locked in.
https://t.co/tMnu8VJMpo

[Leslie Jamison @lsjamison]

An essay on the long, strange history of the C-section for the NYTM. Also scars, Macduff (obv), and punishing scripts of maternity. https://t.co/weqk99eYvl

[Hannah Busch @HannahMBusch]

Maybe before we go publicly attacking a teenage casual for not being vaccinated, we should ask if she even had access to the shot.

[Hannah Busch @HannahMBusch]

He knows people in rural areas drink barista-made coffee though right? Like it’s pretty hard to find a town without a decent coffee shop.

[Pablo Viñales @pablovinales]

The Acting PM is asked about the G7 agreement to end new government support for coal power by 2021. @M_McCormackMP: "It pays for a lot of barista machines that produces the coffee that inner-city types sit around and drink and talk about the death of coal." @SBSNews #auspol

[Sophie Trevitt @SophieTrevitt]

I didn't know this week could get any more distressing, but here goes. Aboriginal man Sony Ray Austin's spinal cord was severed in prison resulting in quadriplegia. He was denied medical care & left motionless for 7 hrs & 46 mins before being hospitalized
https://t.co/tJqZycrlqU