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@FrenziedFurby @EYakoby

@jim98768 @EYakoby

There is no excuse as to why he is in Australia.

@FrenziedFurby @EYakoby Nice hand tattoos Flog

@EYakoby And who the fuck are you to decide who lives there and doesn’t.

Ah, so he's the guy who called a reporter a 'slut'. I will vote for any party that makes it a priority to denaturalize and deport people like him.

@NoticerNews @JacintaAllanMP

Four Muslim men have been arrested in a series of raids carried out in suburban Melbourne and charged with allegedly possessing and sharing ISIS propaganda. Follow: @NoticerNews

@Madelaine_Burke That’s all good and well, but what will happen at the courts? Do people really think they will be remanded in custody and jailed? They will be released and the tax payer will be funding them for the rest of their lives. Meanwhile your average Aussie can barely afford to live

AFP ‘ISIS BRIDES’ CHARGES

@sandylanceley @AlboMP @JacintaAllanMP

Me and the lads waiting for our isis brides to return home (This is genuinely their welcoming committee)

@Madelaine_Burke Can we have a description of the offender? Surely if they know the clothing they were wearing they know the skin colour of the person

A Canadian National has been stabbed while walking through Carlton Gardens in what police believe was a random, unprovoked attack. The 24-year-old was stabbed in the hand by an unknown man while he was walking along a footpath near Carlton Street around 11.30pm last night. Police say the offender, who was wearing dark baggy clothing and a hood, left the knife at the scene and fled on foot. The Canadian man taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

@actionforalice What do you have to say about this @SenatorThorpe ?

The Australian Front page This story comes as 2 of the 3 child protection staff that were stood down were reinstated yesterday A baby was flown to the Royal Darwin Hospital with its mother from a community in the Gulf of Carpentaria in the last several days following reports of “suspicious” head injuries, heaping further pressure on the department for transparency over its child protection procedures. A six-week-old baby has been flown to a Darwin hospital with “suspicious” head injuries after being allowed to remain with its family despite separate concerns being made about the child’s ­welfare in a remote Aboriginal community. Prior to being taken to Darwin, a notification of a suspected sexual assault was made about the now six-week-old to the Department of Children and Families by NT Health staff – however, the ­department took no action and ­allowed the child to remain with the family.

@ellymelly Never a truer word spoken

The last time Australians tried to help Aboriginal children, they were blamed for a 'stolen generation'. And now we have an activist industry built around ensuring the problem exists forever. Either leaders admit there we no such thing as a 'stolen generation' and allow people to actually save these kids by removing them from the violence and tribal life that ensures they have no future - or cut the entire activist/welfare system and leave the communities alone. We can't continue pouring tens of billions of dollars into this every year with no meaningful change.

@annajhenderson @JacintaAllanMP

#BREAKING A group of Australian women and children linked to the self-proclaimed Islamic State group (IS) have booked tickets to return to Australia and are expected to arrive within days sbs.com.au/news/article/i…

@Busybee32433175 @actionforalice It doesn’t matter what “colour” of people they are. No child should grow up in conditions like that. Seems like you love to seperate peope by race. You are part of the problem

Kumanjayi Little Baby was subject of six child protection reports in six weeks before alleged murder The five-year-old girl allegedly murdered in Alice Springs was the subject of six child protection ­reports since mid-March and was living in a “dangerous environment”, sources familiar with the case have told The Australian. Police made the last notification to the Northern Territory’s Department of Children and ­Families – the government department responsible for child protection – two days before she went missing in Alice Springs on April 25. The report was in relation to an alleged assault on the mother at the Old Timers town camp on April 22. Jefferson Lewis has been charged and appeared in court, ­accused of abducting Kumanjayi Little Baby, as she is now known, from her bed in the late hours of Anzac Day and murdering her. She was reported missing at 1.35am in a frantic call to emergency services. Her body was found five days later. More than a dozen child-­protection reports have been made about Kumanjayi Little Baby since infancy but no ­investigation had been launched as a result of the six most recent ­reports. Police are privately outraged at the inaction from the department in relation to the most recent escalation in reports. Full story with all the details: l.taus.au/LCr |

@Busybee32433175 @actionforalice Look at where this little girl was living and the complete squalor she was forced to live in. No child should have to live like that. If they were white families, the child would have already been taken away. The parents should be ashamed of themselves.

@actionforalice Why? Because her mother had an abusive partner? 30% of white families have this same problem but you aren't advocating for their children to be taken away. Racist pos

@nit_times Isn’t her father currently in jail as well?

Note: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are warned this report names a deceased Indigenous person. Three NT child protection staff stood down amid investigation into Kumanjayi Little Baby's case. nit.com.au/06-05-2026/241…

@Madelaine_Burke Usual Africans again. More animalistic behaviour. They don’t deserve to be here

Machete seized at a house party 👀

@nit_times Good. They should be charged. Absolutely disgusting. A child has died because of them and their incompetence

Three Northern Territory's child protection department staff members have been stood down as child protection minister Robyn Cahill launches an investigation into the events leading up to the death of Kumanjayi Little Baby in Mparntwe / Alice Springs. nit.com.au/06-05-2026/241…

@XanderMcGuire7 @7NewsMelbourne @7AFL

Richmond has ruled out Sam Lalor for 8-12 weeks with a partial Achilles tear. He’s in a moon boot for now… his timeline will be updated as he progresses. @7AFL @7NewsMelbourne

The Reserve Bank’s decision to hike interest rates will hurt Australian families. It’s why governments’ have to do everything in their power to help ease cost of living right now.

@nit_times What a joke. He’s just killed and raped a child and he gets excused from court? What is wrong with this country

The man accused of killing Kumanjayi Little Baby has been excused from appearing in court, with the case adjourned until July 30. Her family has called for respect during sorry business, as the community continues to mourn her death. nit.com.au/05-05-2026/240…

@theheraldsun Too little too late

Victoria’s sentencing laws face their biggest shake-up in three decades, with the Allan government vowing to overhaul the system as pressure mounts to address rising crime > bit.ly/4ncYCJF