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@BNWishere

People aren’t becoming irrational — institutions don't protect people, politicians don't represent you, the powerful face no consequences...

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Rex Patrick
Rex Patrick@MrRexPatrick·
Centrelink customers who suffered #RoboDebt had to go to court in a class action to get their justice. A RoboDebt whistleblower is now in court to get her justice. But none of the perpetrators has been anywhere near a court to get their justice. #auspol theguardian.com/australia-news…
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FreeDanDuggan
FreeDanDuggan@FreeDanDuggan·
It looks like Dan Duggan will spend another birthday locked in maximum security. He is thankful to all those who have shown their support to him and his family throughout this ordeal. If you would like to send Dan a card or letter for his birthday on July 29, it would be very much appreciated. You can send letters to: Daniel Duggan Macquarie Correctional Centre PO Box 128 Wellington NSW 2820
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Mohammed jawad 🇵🇸
Mohammed jawad 🇵🇸@Mo7ammed_jawad6·
Please don’t overlook my sister’s family and her children. 💔 They are in urgent need of support to help provide food and give the children the opportunity to continue their education through private tutoring. These basic needs are becoming increasingly difficult for them to afford. If you are able to help, even with a small donation, it would make a real difference. And if you can’t donate, please share their story. Please don’t leave my sister’s family to face this hardship alone. chuffed.org/project/159319…
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Gary Stevenson
Gary Stevenson@garyseconomics·
Why the growing wealth of the super rich makes you exponentially poorer
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Narrative Faultlines@BNWishere·
@TheAusInstitute @MattGrudnoff "Don't blame our Albo--it ain't his fault. They stole their (authors) IP. They should be providing compensation!" But they won't (not now, not ever). The government should introduce a governance framework, it's too late for guard rails. Mute response from supporters. SFA.
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Narrative Faultlines@BNWishere·
@TheAusInstitute @MattGrudnoff But we'll do SFA about it. And yes, rhetoric is a cheap alternative to action. Plus it makes us look competent and committed. And as our deeply committed supporters believe everything we say, they won't blame us, when artists are left out of pocket (as they are now).
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Australia Institute@TheAusInstitute·
Albanese had some positive-sounding things to say about protecting Australian artists from AI theft... But when artists have already had their work stolen, the conversation should be about compensation, not opting in or out. @MattGrudnoff #auspol
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Narrative Faultlines@BNWishere·
@somewherein84 Nausea or vomiting Weakness, numbness, or trouble speaking Neck stiffness or reduced range of motion Sensitivity to light/noise Symptoms that persist beyond a few days or worsen with activity y
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Narrative Faultlines@BNWishere·
@somewherein84 ⚠️ When a headache after an accident needs urgent medical attention Seek immediate care if you notice: Sudden, severe, or worsening headache Confusion, memory loss, or difficulty concentrating Vision changes, ringing in ears, or dizziness
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Laura is somewherein84
Laura is somewherein84@somewherein84·
I was just in a car accident. I was turning into my street and the guy wasn’t looking and smashed into me at 70kms an hour. His car is a total write off, luckily mine is just a dent. I have such a headache. When I went to check on him he yelled at me so much and he was at fault!
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Narrative Faultlines@BNWishere·
@somewherein84 Check in with your body. If anything feels off, please go to ED, a GP (if possible), and calm down as much as possible and make some notes, which may be important for insurance purposes. Be kind to yourself and get support (if available).
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Madero
Madero@fuwap15·
Government is legislated to maintain 2800 Licensed Post Offices, their funding responsibility. A flawed @auspost Franchise model & cut backs in services provided, finds Franchisees @LPOGroup subsidising this service. They deserve to be paid fairly @AnikaWells ! #auspol
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Narrative Faultlines@BNWishere·
@StuddertNatalie @AustralianLabor Super stingy, bloody government accountants. How about putting people's welfare first and that way, you guys might actually save on downstream costs, fancy that! Early intervention reduces long-term expenditure. The Hawke govt knew that when they introduced Medicare in 1984.
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Nat Factor ⭐️💜
Nat Factor ⭐️💜@StuddertNatalie·
Those of you agree on cuts to NDIS funding. Did you think it was the participants who’d be robbed of their assistance? @AustralianLabor should be ashamed of themselves!
Sam Connor@criprights

Apparently, my NDIA contact says, they gave up on me after I did not answer my long dead email address - there is nothing in the NDIA MyGov messages account - nor did I manage to get to the phone within the six rings that were granted me before the phone rang out. They never rang back. And now, it seems, I have a $1 plan. That means nobody to help you shower. No replacement for my bald power wheelchair tyre. Nobody to help change your tampon, nor help you with your luggage off a baggage carousel (we are driving to Sydney at the crack of dawn tomorrow morning, then flying to WA). There was no explanation. No consultation. No follow up phone call, just my one-dollar plan. Here's the thing. While former ministers glide into the boardrooms of the scheme, participants are being told they can lose their plans if they don't answer the phone. The Agency's proposed reforms contemplate suspending supports and ultimately revoking participant status where the NDIA decides a person is "uncontactable." Some advocate recently did what advocates do. They FOI'd the NDIA's own National Contact Centre - the phone line participants are expected to answer and call - and asked how well it answers us. The numbers, released under FOI 25.26-3532, are astonishing - in a very double plus ungood way. In the first half of 2024 alone, the Agency's own contact centre logged 50,983 abandoned calls, with average speed of answer blowing out to a massive 5 minutes 28 seconds and peaking at over 9 minutes in February and March. And those figures are the FLATTERING numbers: they don't include time trapped in the automated menu, exclude callback waits, and don't even count calls abandoned inside the first 60 seconds. Think about that for a moment. The Agency wants the power to cut off your funding because you didn't pick up. But when you call them, you can wait nine minutes and then be counted as one of fifty thousand people who gave up. But hey, I am not going to be gloomy about my impending death. I have decided to sign up with a brand-new provider. He is running the gloriously named 'Brighter Road Ltd' with his pastor wife. His name? Former Minister Stuart Robert. A dollar in a cripple's plan. Nine minutes on hold. And a former minister in the NDIA seat selling "access to the highest levels of the NDIS." That is not a system with a few bad outcomes. And it's certainly not the 'anxiety' of a few Nervous Nellies who are worried about our funding. That is a system working exactly as designed for everyone except the participant. brighterroad.org.au/about/

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Narrative Faultlines@BNWishere·
@EVERALDATLARGE @TheKouk @AlboMP Our system used to throw up Curtin, Chifleys and Whitlams in our hour of need. Now we get some technocrat obsessed with their own parties, key lobbyists, with voters are distant third.
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Narrative Faultlines@BNWishere·
@EVERALDATLARGE @TheKouk @AlboMP Preferential voting is a failure. It means that pollies generating failed neoliberal non-solutions are given a boobie second preference prize for generating policies that are not as shit as the other side.
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EVERALD COMPTON
EVERALD COMPTON@EVERALDATLARGE·
Your statistics on Australian #economy are correct @TheKouk. Problem is in my entire life I have never known voters to be so disenchanted with entire political establishment than they are now. Most of those who are anti @AlboMP are also anti all MPs of all political colours.
Stephen Koukoulas@TheKouk

A wonderful example of the great unhinged. Dear Geoff: There is no 'delusion'. They are facts from the Roy Morgan - ANZ weekly consumer confidence survey (up 17.5% since the Budget) & the NAB monthly business survey (up 9 points since the budget). Furthermore, the ASX is up since the budget & bond yields are down in a sign of investor confidence in the Australian economy

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Novara Media
Novara Media@novaramedia·
"You can have untaxed trillionaires, but only if you accept desperate poverty for 90%. It is a choice." @AaronBastani in conversation with former trader and wealth tax campaigner, Gary Stevenson (@garyseconomics). Watch the full episode of Downstream on our YouTube channel.
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Rex Patrick
Rex Patrick@MrRexPatrick·
Everything the Govt does, it does on our coin. Everything the Govt does, it should do for public purpose. So we have a right to know. When it comes to transparency @AlboMP has proven to be a disappointment and a shameless hypocrite. #auspol
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Narrative Faultlines@BNWishere·
@MrRexPatrick @AlboMP Realistically, a PM can only make better and more transparent decisions with key reforms to our flawed political architecture. Otherwise, we will keep throwing up future PMs like some of our more recent ones.
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