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@mr_mayank How’s that fearless?

BREAKING : 🇨🇦 Canadian leader Elizabeth May blasted Netanyahu “We know who the enemy of peace is. And unfortunately, he has a name. He is Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu” 🔥 What a fearless lady. Mad respect 🫡

@Mon4Kooyong More money for doctors who can cure nothing but can prolong your life by giving you the same poison that was mustard gas in WW1 . Curing you would give them less access to your super. Lake Como is very expensive .

Today 63 of Australia’s best minds, including three Nobel prize winners, have written to the PM asking him to immediately boost medical research funding. The letter was led by Prof. John Fraser, who has pioneered world-leading bionic hearts and lungs technology - technology now being developed in the US. Professor Fraser is just one of the many talented researchers within our medical research community - scientists who could do more and develop more if we supported them better. Without investment from the federal government, Australia will continue to generate brilliant ideas for others to commercialise and benefit from. In the upcoming federal budget, the government must spend the money we’ve already put aside for medical research. It'll help our health and help our economy. Find the full story on page 10 of today's Australian newspaper.

@TheAusInstitute Old mad eyed is back.

Australia Institute research shows that every week the federal government delays implementing a 25% gas export tax costs the Australian public around $350 million in revenue. That's $577 per Second! "Australians are sick of the delay." - co-CEO Richard Denniss #auspol

@Partisan_12 Do you have photos of the dead Israeli hostages

Do you see the difference?

@AshPolitik Like the way they shut diwn down Victoria during Covid you arsehat?

When it comes to global crisis affecting Australians, Victorian Government handles it better than most.

@AshPolitik Well why haven’t they encouraged new ones to be built? The ALP has a huge majority. Get to work building new ones. Stop blaming past governments.

Labor fought to keep refineries open, The conservative Coalition let them close.

@ChrisHeHim1 It’s a shame Albo wasn’t hording fuel for Australia.

The fuel shortage has nothing to do with supply and everything to do with selfish hoarding—exactly the same panic‑driven greed we saw when people stripped shelves of toilet paper during the pandemic. And it's One Nation and the Coalition driving the panic.

@EVCurveFuturist Are you an idiot? 1 time installation! Totally dependent on extraction.

Petrol was never going to fade gently—it was always headed for a structural death spiral. A system built on extraction, transport, chokepoints and constant resupply was always going to collide with one built on physics, abundance and one-time installation. You can slice the data any way you like—geopolitics, supply chains, military strategy—it all points the same way. This was never “if.” It was always “when.” And it increasingly looks like that inflection point is now. What people underestimate isn’t the technology—it’s the system dynamics. Sales are a flow. Fleet is a stock. Once the EV fleet reaches critical mass, the system itself starts doing the work. Oil demand doesn’t decline neatly—it breaks. Infrastructure unravels. Margins compress. Volatility rises. And that volatility accelerates the very transition that’s replacing it. The pushback we’re seeing now is textbook disruption. Incumbents clinging to a model the world no longer needs. Complacency from those who think nothing really changes. And a strange hostility toward EVs, solar and batteries—not because they don’t work, but because they do, and they threaten the old order. Oil runs on geopolitics. EVs run on physics. One depends on fragile global systems that panic under pressure. The other scales quietly, relentlessly, everywhere at once. This isn’t a transition in the traditional sense. It’s a system replacement. And once you see it through that lens, everything happening right now starts to make perfect sense. ⚡🔋 #Bettrification

@TheAusInstitute Look at this guy’s eyes. He’s an absolute nutter.

"In Australia, we subsidise the fossil fuel industry. We give more than half of the gas we export away for free, and we charge our kids a fortune to go to uni." See more of Richard Denniss on Q&A here: youtube.com/watch?v=CAYxzR…

@AshPolitik @PaulineHansonOz Are you paying? Then yes.

Do you support the rise in minimum wage for 3 million Aussie workers, yes or no? @PaulineHansonOz

@nobleisawinner Don’t go out to eat.

What is your first thought when you see this?

@AshPolitik You are a victim of propaganda not a holder of knowledge.

Explain to the people the environmental impact of drilling and the % who agree will plummet.

@Mon4Kooyong Great idea tax the poor so the wealthy can be subsidised for their EV Porsches.

The FBT exemption has helped more than 100 000 Australians afford EVs. In a global energy crisis, we need to use all levers to reduce reliance on fossil fuels, including extending EV subsidies and cutting back on the diesel fuel tax credit scheme. My piece in today’s Saturday Paper: thesaturdaypaper.com.au/comment/topic/… via @SatPaper

@JacintaAllanMP You really are trying to get the vote of the lowest common denominator aren’t you?

The job you held five years ago and the age of your dog have absolutely nothing to do with your suitability as a tenant. That’s why we’re bringing in a simple, standard application form for all rentals. Renters are regularly asked to provide excessive amounts of information on their applications. Financial statements detailing spending habits. Contact information for past employers. It’s unnecessary, it’s a waste of time, and if it causes you to miss out on a house, it's unfair. So we're changing it. One simple, standard form, making it easier for renters.

@Oscarthefarmer Who is buying the cars for the people who can’t afford food?

Just a small comparison note. If Australia today had the same % rate of electrification of cars and trucking that China does today? We would have 250 million litres less demand of fuel per month. Thats nearly as much as Agriculture uses...

@JennyForster7 Show us how you calculate the amount of “fossil fuel subsidies”.

@JaneCaro Of course it is supporting the theocrats. What is your solution?

How many times do we have to say it? Loathing this illegal, unplanned, foolish war and the wanna be fascists who started it, does not mean supporting the cruel, misogynistic fanatical theocrats it was launched against. Life is never black/white, either/or.

@DougCameron51 What’s wrong with you Doug? Talk about unhinged.

Murdoch rag “The Australian” claims that the Trump/Netanyahu attack on Iran is a just war! Labor must call out the madness of two unhinged, fascist megalomaniacs using militarism to promote imperial ambitions. We need leadership not appeasement of illegal wars of aggression.

@ClareONeilMP You’re a communist. You’re only interested in providing housing for the people who vote for you with taxes from people who don’t.

One Nation.  The Liberals.  The Nationals.  Three right-wing parties. They say they’re different.  But on housing, they all look the same to me

@Kon__K No the Iranian people are betraying the Iranians.

Starting today all #iranians are banned from entering Australia. Immoral and a catastrophic betrayal of the #Iranian people. *Only exceptions are spouse/defactos and children of Australians citizens or permanent residents.