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Just found this after a busy day and I am so sad. Eons ago we would visit the Daniher’s farm at Ungarie every year at Easter. They were always so welcoming, loved a chat, and very happy have help with the foxes on their place. So many happy memories. MND is wicked. 😢

This has been a cracking race. Glad the season is back underway. #F1 #CanadianGP

Venus, Jupiter, and the Moon tonight.

Gosh that was incredible. ❤️ #AFLSwansPies

I grew up in a different time. Australia around the 2000s was unbelievably great - we took it for granted, we didn't know how good we had it. The Government of the day was lead by John Howard for 11 years. His approach was to make government as small and unobtrusive as possible. Every decision was based on the idea that the "Aussie battler" should be better off. If you work hard, take risks and add value to society the government should not get in your way. They paid off the national debt. The economy was strong. There was a boom in entrepreneurship. It was easy to build housing. Life was great - possibly the best it's ever been in history. Contrast this mindset with Australia and the UK today. Both governments this week announcing higher taxes, more debt, more regulations, more restrictions on those who do the right things and more benefits for those who don't. They believe the answer to every problem is bigger government. They see the hard working, risk taking, value adding people as the piggy bank. They think the problem with millions of people who don't work or who commit disproportionate crime is that the government hasn't thrown enough money at it. I've run businesses and lived under many governments in many places now. In every case where the country is working, the government does a few things very well and aims to leave productive, law abiding people alone. In every case where things seem to be getting worse and worse, the government has the delusional belief that it can tax, borrow and spend its way to utopia. Big Government is not the answer to most things - productive, hard working, entrepreneurial, value adding members of society are the engine room and should be protected and encouraged.

This a fun piece from @NickBryantNY

Sending our best to Bulldog Aaron Naughton who has come from the ground on a stretcher.

Aaron Naughton. That was awful. I really hope he is ok. #AFLDogsSwans

Ben is on the money. Early 40s is wild!

Just spent some time on the @biblegateway web site. The P***tsBet ad came up immediately followed by a number of ads that demonstrate a real lack of discernment. @Zondervan just because you can shamefully ‘still’ advertise gambling products in Australia, doesn’t mean you have to.

This is disgusting @biblegateway

Clergy, pastors, ministers. Liturgy, especially at Easter, is your friend. Go and have a break.

@MrWinMarshall He is risen indeed!

HE IS RISEN!

Cracking @SatPaper editorial this week on what the Albanese Government’s Murphy gambling review response says about the PM. Keep it coming @ErikOJensen. thesaturdaypaper.com.au/comment/editor…

I normally only check in on the news once a day. @abcnews around 10pm or so. Big fan of @mantsig’s work at the end of a Friday night. Love your work, Manny 😀

Good. Now bring back Neil Crompton & Mark Skaife and people might start watching again. #Supercars #RepcoSC

@danitreweek This isn’t a bad summary. betootaadvocate.com/yeah-that-coul…

So glad the PM stopped the nation to say… nothing. 🙄

This is sad. I know as a politician these companies are going to spend a billion dollars against me for saying it but 🤷🏽‍♀️ Pervasive gambling is not good for society. It turns life into a casino, traps people in addiction & debt, surges domestic violence, and fosters manipulation.

Tillies played so well tonight. Gutting result. Chin up, girls. #JPNvAUS

Just wait till Tom & Nick Mysterio find out! #Smackdown