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@AusSMC That's a bit of a worry

🤰 researchers say our survival as a species requires every woman of childbearing age on Earth to have an average of at least 2.7 kids - much higher than the 2.1 kids previously thought buff.ly/RPOFYvE

@SBSNews In America the news is still all about the future of democracy, but we have moved on to much more interesting challenges in Australia 😀

Researchers are looking for people to record the quantity and quality of their farts to help scientists better understand gut health. ow.ly/r2KZ50U7CUX

@curiosityonx No computer on 1903. In 1969 the could send a fax about the landing or show it on TV. Today my watch is a more powerful computer than they had on Apollo and I can watch rocket launches on my phone

It feels like people do not fully understand how much life changed for our species between 1900 and 2000. I still struggle to comprehend it. These events are 66 years apart.

@Jcheunginhin I like the irony of where you were headed. It would have been interesting to talk to them on the way home and listen to the bias that they included in justifying being in your seat.

Behold the men who wouldn’t let me sit in my own reserved seat today so they could do their Important Business. FYI am on my way to Oxford to do unconscious bias training.

Good news abc.net.au/news/2024-09-2…

@sponsorshipguru @elonmusk I have voted in multiple elections and never had to show any ID. I just voted, bought a democracy sausage and went on my way.

@elonmusk Simply showing ID to show you are eligible to vote is common sense. Both in the UK and Australia require it. I have never voted without proving I am eligible. It seems only sensible

Why not America? Those who oppose voter ID are doing so to commit fraud.

Good grief

I love thatthere is a model for assessing whatthe weather feelslike and that ii is based on a person standingin the shade wearing shorts. This is how data should always work abc.net.au/news/2024-07-3…

Iit's tragic that it was blown up, but amazing that it was documented. The first published results from Juukan Gorge show 47,000 years of Aboriginal heritage was destroyed in mining blast theconversation.com/the-first-publ… via @ConversationEDU

@jumanabayeh @missrobinson Reading some of the comments to this post would suggest you are right and I wish it wasn't so. But when these women speak some of us, who are very western in our outlook do hear them and without them we would only hear post if the story. So I hope they keep speaking up.

Excellent. Thisis what you should expect from an art gallery. Controversy, art and cheek. theguardian.com/artanddesign/a…

@ChristianMikl @Locati0ns Ok, I laughed when I read that.

@Locati0ns This is childish, the true size of Australia is 7,688,000 km² and not a few cm².

The true size of Australia 🇦🇺

@NSWRFS Good work. Thankyou

Today, crews from Hornsby/Ku-ring-gai & The Hills Districts participated in hazard reduction works at the Canoelands Orchards, as part of the Hotspots Program, designed to teach private landholders and land managers the necessary skills to safely undertake hazard reduction work.

@Locati0ns Very cool. It does look like a map from a fantasy novel or Mickie

Mars world map if its surface area was covered by 70% water. Place names are based on existing names.  Credit to A.R. Battarai for the original map.

@Locati0ns Fascinating

Java is an overpopulated island

I don't think it's helpful to compare selling houses to ethnic cleansing @dailytelegraph dailytelegraph.com.au/newslocal/the-…

@NSWRFS They never fail to be there and in always grateful to them for what the do

It's been a busy night and day for emergency services across NSW, with heavy rainfall and damaging winds impacting much of the state's east coast. RFS volunteers continue to assist the NSW SES respond to fallen trees, downed powerlines, flood rescue and clean up.

That has got to be a niche market sbs.com.au/whats-on/artic…

This is the Australia i grew up in. Goanna rescue news abc.net.au/news/2024-02-0…