Richard

@Lorinimus Thanks to Lorin for this magical piece of TV iview.abc.net.au/show/but-also-… I laughed. I cried. I may have wee’d. We don’t know how lucky we are to have shared the earth with John Clarke

Spud

@jeffstorobinsky @NABJ He is a buffoon

The ENTIRE @NABJ Trump Interview (34 Minutes)

Rake did it first.

@marcuskelson Has this been the plan all along? Let Joe stumble until the party takes him out - rather than a routine handover to VP midway through a term?

@Telstra this number calls offering discounted Telstra charges. One of yours?

In a time of increasing regional tension, Australian media need to be on high alert to lies from 'intelligence sources' -- recalling how we were fed lies about WMD to join an illegal war against Iraq. In 2021 when the ASIO chief told journalists the scary tale of a "nest of spies" at work against Australia, he declined to say who -- but he knew he'd set the hare running. 👁️This is how it's done, in the best 'House of Cards' tradition: Accuse spies of treachery, then hold off publicly saying the details, knowing that others would do so -- all the while maintaining your own dignified silence -- "But I could not possibly comment." youtube.com/watch?v=Oz8RjP… On cue, up pop several 'inside intelligence sources' to brief senior journalists to accuse 'Russia' as the evil spies: 👉Nine Network: "The most likely candidate would be Russia." 👉Seven Network: We don’t know for sure, but almost certainly Russia." 👉SkyNews: "He’s actually talking about Russia." 👉ABC News: "Security sources are privately pointing at Russia." 👉The Australian: “Senior operatives in the intelligence community strongly speculated that Russia was the nation state in question." 👉The Guardian: "There is a very high degree of certainty Mike Burgess is talking about Russia," according to ASPI Executive Director, old war horse Peter Jennings. But we now learn from journalists -- in the US, not Australia -- that the spying country was actually India. washingtonpost.com/world/2024/04/… So, before 'senior intelligence sources" start whispering again -- and we join another illegal bloody war -- is it time for a Royal Commission into the intelligence community? (Congrats for highlighting @ABCMediaWatch - abc.net.au/mediawatch/epi…)

@ama_media @thenightlyau Cost of living crisis - and you want to introduce another tax!!!

A 20% tax on sugary drinks could raise about $1 billion each year and slash the amount of sugar Australians consume by nearly 2.6kg per person, per year. That's approximately 650 teaspoons of sugar. It's time to get serious about a sugar tax. thenightly.com.au/opinion/jeni-o… @thenightlyau

@Telstra what the hell is going on with your 4G & 5G service in Innisfail north Qld? Been out over 30 hours

@Roddywater20 @PhillipAdams_1 You seem nice.

@Rdonair @PhillipAdams_1 you do know there was a 4% swing to the LNP, are you dickhead like Adams?

Damned dratted Dunkley dumps on despondent despairing Dutton in alliterative downpour

@Phil_Staley @Telstra @acmadotgov I didn't know that

@Rdonair @Telstra @acmadotgov That only happens if you watch bulk porn.

@Telstra @acmadotgov amazing how many unsolicited calls we get on mobiles now from numbers that come up as invalid if you call them back. Here's today's. Over to you

We’re incredibly saddened to announce that our friend and colleague Steve Wright MBE has passed away. We’ll miss you greatly Steve. 🧡

@AdobeCare Ok

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@AdobeCare I got this today. I recently cancelled my subscription. I didn't suspend it. Is this email legit?

@sussanley @AlboMP Grow up

I’ll give you the hot tip @AlboMP if you have to say “I’m an honest person” you probably aren’t an honest person. It is beyond dispute that we have a Liar in the Lodge. He lied about tax and he lied about cheaper mortgages. What else is he lying about?

@TheIPA Bullshit. And you know it's bullshit.

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