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@megynkelly @realErikDPrince @MarkGeistSWP @TKACHUKycheese_ your ignorance about the danger of iran deserves an unfollow. be better, research more about the danger of islamic regimes. bye.
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Understanding America's Goals in Iran, with @realErikDPrince and @MarkGeistSWP, Plus Team USA Star @TKACHUKycheese_, and Bill Clinton's WILD Epstein Comments
WATCH:
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Congratulations, @AussieAstroKat!
Anthony Albanese@AlboMP
Australia, meet your 2026 Australian of the Year, Katherine Bennell-Pegg. When Katherine was in high school, she was asked to write down three things she wanted to do when she grew up. She wrote down only one: astronaut. In 2024, Katherine became the first person to qualify as an astronaut under the Australian flag. Meaning she is now eligible for future missions to the International Space Station. Katherine is a respected leader in her field and an inspiration to the next generation of Australian scientists, engineers and astronauts. In every way possible, Katherine shows her fellow Australians what we can achieve when we reach for the stars.
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Congratulations to Greg Moriarty on his appointment as our Ambassador to the US.
I worked closely with Greg during my time as Defence Minister, when Greg served as the Secretary of the Department of Defence.
I admired his work as our Ambassador to Indonesia and his saintly skills as a chief of staff.
I wish him well in his work with our most important ally.
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@ChrisMinnsMP Don't speak on behalf of any Australians champ.
facebook.com/groups/1617817…
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Congratulations.
I think I speak on behalf of everyone across our state and our country when I say that we are so incredibly proud of you.
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A huge congratulations to all of the 2026 Australians of the Year, but especially Australian of the Year and the first Austonaut to fly under the 🇦🇺 flag, Katherine Bennell-Pegg.
(Katherine may have been nominated from SA but she was born in Sydney so we're claiming her!)
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Oh, please, just when you might have thought the Australia Day honours couldn’t possibly get any more laughably politicised, weaponised, and utterly discredited… along comes the cherry on top: eSafety Karen herself—yes, the very same one currently sweating under a US Congress subpoena for her starring role in what’s charmingly described as an alleged international censorship cartel hell-bent on trampling the US Constitution—is being “honoured” with a shiny Public Service Medal.
How utterly predictable. How richly deserved. 🙄
Public servants already raking in over $450K a year—plus the inevitable gold-plated expenses paid for by the long-suffering taxpayer—clearly can’t be expected to survive without a little pat on the back for faithfully executing whatever diktat the government dreams up this week.
.But fine, if eSafety Karen simply must be decorated like some heroic freedom-fighter, then let’s at least make the citation honest for once:
"For exceptional services to global censorship, the relentless erosion of freedom of speech, and enthusiastic promotion of authoritarian vibes.
Special commendation for spectacularly wasting millions of taxpayers' dollars on frivolous, face-planting court cases in a delusional quest to censor the entire internet from her cosy Canberra throne—and, as a delightful bonus, for her bold involvement in that noble international plot to subvert the 1st Amendment of the US Bill of Rights."
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New polling shows that 68% of us are backing January 26 — up from just 47% two years ago.
Even the younger generation is on board, with 55% of 18-34s wanting to keep the date.
Whether you're 18 or 80, it's a day for all of us.
It's a time to celebrate what makes us great.
senroberts.com/4beeLdX
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Australia Day is our chance to celebrate all of the amazing things about our country. Whether you’re on the beach, at a barbecue or anywhere in between it’s a great time to reflect on how lucky we are to live in the best country on earth.
Happy Australia Day 🇦🇺 🦘
#auspol
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@Jack_Eltis @chaser Fk off idiot. Indigenous Australians also fought for this country.
WTFU
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@chaser Anzacs specifically fought for a White Australia, literally every wartime prime minister said so.
National Socialists want a White Australia too.
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“They fought in WW2 specifically so that I could spend January 26th not at work and instead at a rally neo-nazis helped organise.”
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Big congratulations to all the nominees and winners of Logan City Australia Day Awards that we recognised and celebrated today.
So proud to see Caitlin Wheatley receive the Young Citizen of the Year award, having seen firsthand the power of her experience and advocacy in our community.
Grateful for the opportunity to say a few words at the citizenship ceremony as well.
Happy Australia Day everyone.
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The Fabian Society, the story establishment journalists and outlets don’t want us to report on. 👇
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Indigenous "elders" burning the Australian flag today in Brisbane.
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The nation is calling for unity. The Liberals and the Nationals are too busy fighting each other to hear it.
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Congratulations to the outstanding members of the Farrer community who are receiving honours in the 2026 Australia Day Honours List.
Mr Maxwell Luff of Albury, Medal of the Order of Australia for service to the road transport industry and to the community.
Mr Owen Saleeba of Albury, Medal of the Order of Australia for service to vocational and tertiary education and to the community.
Chief Inspector Scott Russell of Thurgoona, Australian Police Medal for distinguished service.
Thank you for all you do for our community and nation. You should all be very proud of your achievements. Congratulations and well done.
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Australia, meet your 2026 Australian of the Year, Katherine Bennell-Pegg.
When Katherine was in high school, she was asked to write down three things she wanted to do when she grew up. She wrote down only one: astronaut.
In 2024, Katherine became the first person to qualify as an astronaut under the Australian flag. Meaning she is now eligible for future missions to the International Space Station.
Katherine is a respected leader in her field and an inspiration to the next generation of Australian scientists, engineers and astronauts.
In every way possible, Katherine shows her fellow Australians what we can achieve when we reach for the stars.
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