Coco

@AlboMP Well said! What an upstanding response, really respect this from our PM.

Today marks four years since Russia invaded Ukraine, a violation of international law that remains as immoral and repugnant now as it did then. We pause to reflect on all that the Ukrainian people have endured. We think of every life so cruelly and pointlessly stolen. We think of every life damaged forever. Yet we are also awed by the courage and resilience of the Ukrainian people and their refusal to buckle to the tyrant in the Kremlin. We stand with Ukraine. Our support includes a commitment of over $1.7 billion in total assistance, including $1.5 billion in military support to help Ukraine defend itself. We remain committed to ensuring that Russia and its enablers face consequences. Today, our Government has imposed additional targeted sanctions on 180 individuals, entities and shadow fleet vessels with links to Russia, bringing the total number of Australian sanctions to more than 1800. We continue to coordinate closely with Ukraine and international partners through the Coalition of the Willing, and we continue to push for a just and lasting peace. A peace that upholds Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, supports Europe’s security and stability, and delivers us a world liberated from Russia’s aggression. Slava Ukraini!

Club Statement.

@essendonfc Great outcome, know there was a list squeeze, but I felt he was excellent last season in the majority of games he played

Setters stays in the sash 🤩 essendonfc.com.au/news/1942050/s…

@ScooterMcNeice Just finished it yesterday, such a high quality show. Don’t think I could say which season I prefer though

The Diplomat season 3. Maybe my favourite season so far👍

@katanchaya @RicFinlay Pink ball test, Lyon out makes sense especially if Webster and Green in

@RicFinlay No Lyon? It's his favourite hunting ground after Adelaide.

My Australian XI for Brisbane: Head Weatherald Labushchagne Smith Green Webster Carey Cummins Starc Boland Doggett

@AFL @CalTwomey Don’t want to open this, Cal is so consistently accurate, I feel like it’s a cheat sheet for the exam.

Here. We. Go. 👀 @CalTwomey's Phantom Draft for 2025 is in, thanks to Marsh. afl.com.au/news/1453760

@QuentinRolling She’s networking for an event, not committing a crime. Don’t like it? Scroll on. Abusing her says more about you.

If any fucking simp falls for this whores shit you need reassess what’s happening in your life. All this thing does is try and get free shit with its huge ta tas. Don’t get sucked it lads.

@jonkay01 @BBCRadio4 Spelling may be incorrect - Stephen John Humphries

@DianneCostin Spelling may be incorrect - Stephen John Humphries

MP names man who confessed to murdering Cheryl Grimmer smh.com.au/national/nsw/m…

@newscomauHQ Spelling may be incorrect - Stephen John Humphries

The search for Cheryl Grimmer has taken a sad turn. FULL STORY: bit.ly/3KG1i3b

@illawarramerc Spelling may be incorrect - Stephen John Humphries

Real name of Cheryl Grimmer cold-case suspect read out in parliament, despite warning ift.tt/UnzrCpf

@BBCNews Spelling may be incorrect - Stephen John Humphries

Missing Cheryl Grimmer: Family's anger over police decision not to contact witnesses bbc.in/4785Wif

@TMFScottP Spelling may be incorrect - Stephen John Humphries

It is ridiculous that parliamentary privilege exists but that a news outlet can't report what was said. Either privilege should be removed from our system, or the paper should be able to print it, verbatim. Transparent democracy demands it, IMO.

@RositaDaz48 Spelling may be incorrect - Stephen John Humphries

A state MP vowing to unmask the man who confessed to killing three-year-old Cheryl Grimmer more than 50 years ago says he is being pressured to stay silent – potentially by the murder suspect himself. Legalise Cannabis MP Jeremy Buckingham is planning to identify the man known only as “Mercury” in parliament this week, declaring the legal system has “failed” Cheryl, her family, and the people of NSW. Three-year-old Cheryl disappeared from a shower block at Fairy Meadow Beach in Wollongong in January 1970. dailytelegraph.com.au/news/nsw/nsw-m…

@TOPXNews Spelling may be incorrect - Stephen John Humphries

🚨 Breaking News: An MP has named a person of interest in the Cheryl Grimmer disappearance case. This development may bring us closer to answers. Let's stay hopeful! 🙏 Read more on this ongoing investigation: [BBC News](ift.tt/iYRW2yw) #CherylGrimmer #TrueCrime #M…

@DailyMail Spelling may be incorrect - Stephen John Humphries

MP sensationally NAMES man who confessed to abducting and killing three-year-old girl Cheryl Grimmer 55 years ago under parliamentary privilege trib.al/lKGxIk4

@australian Spelling may be incorrect - Stephen John Humphries

A man known as “Mercury” who confessed to murdering three-year-old Cheryl Grimmer 55 years ago as a teenager has been named in parliament. NSW upper house MP Jeremy Buckingham used parliamentary privilege to publicly identify the murder suspect for the first time on Thursday. Read the full story: bit.ly/4qocMJ5

@VikingFBR @BBC Spelling may be incorrect - Stephen John Humphries

MP names person of interest in Cheryl Grimmer disappearance case - Cheryl Grimmer was abducted from Fairy Meadow beach in Wollongong in January 1970. via @BBC ift.tt/IWediko

@Bombers_Boss Great player, huge upside. Having said that, is our culture strong enough to withdrawn his potential off-field dalliances? And do we really want to associate a drug-addicted youth to our scandal-tarred club?

I’d really love Essendon to offer Hollands a train on opportunity, but might be a few clubs in that mix.