Naomi Gorringe

@djg_26 Yes!! Saw in St Kilda

Holy UFO Batman. Anyone see that huge light fly in the northern melbourne sky? Huuge #comet #Melbourne #melbournesky

@HarryHasapis Yes!! Saw it in St Kilda

Did anyone else in #Melbourne just see a big green ball of light fall out of the night sky? It was unreal!

@lilleyjuice Also Cumberland River is great

@lilleyjuice Point Leo is a good starter spot - it’s very close to the city; but also close to facilities etc. We also just got back from Inverloch - it was great. Nice toilets. We stayed at the Inverloch foreshore campsite which is nice

@bandt @ninafunnell Brilliant to see such meaningful work awarded here. Inspirational!

Huge congrats to @ninafunnell who has won our Woman Of The Year Award! For her incredible work advocating for other women. #BTWIM

The first million doses in the vaccine rollout were administered in 47 days. 2nd million in 19 days. The most recent million have been given in 4 days.

@AndrewWear @FinancialReview The human experience of a pandemic or war has so much more emotion embedded than that of a financial crisis. Being faced with lack of freedom and mortality hopefully creates a community ripe for a roaring recovery

This time, Australia needs to nail the recovery. The next decade needs to be less like the one following the GFC, and more like the Roaring Twenties that the United States experienced after the Spanish flu. My piece in today's @FinancialReview afr.com/policy/health-…

Right now, this pandemic feels pretty endless, but there is a lot of hope. These are the reasons I am optimistic that things are getting better 🧵

#ActionForAfghanistan ‘Open Letter: The Australian government has a moral obligation to support the Afghan people.’ Over 10,000 signatures. One more. And another. And another, are welcome. And, I would say, absolutely necessary. actionforafghanistan.com.au

@cblatts podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/the…

OK folks, I'm looking for podcasts where smart people interview interesting thinkers. I'm not interested in politicians, or to people talking about current American politics. I want frank and brilliant and new. Who do you got? Here are some I currently listen to and admire:

@meladoodle The Cheap Seats is my 11yo son’s favourite show and he’s been telling anyone that will listen. We were watching the project tonight and he said ‘I used to think the project was funny but that was before The Cheap Seats’.

This week has been a hard week for many reasons. Mental health is a wild thing but all the lovely comments from viewers of our show make it so much better. We love you!! ❤️❤️

@farnanindc Puts everything in perspective. Hoping for peace especially for all the women, girls and minority groups for whom this is tragic.

Reading up on what is happening in Afghanistan. Devastating. Their President left the country. Now, a “peaceful transfer” of power to perhaps the least peaceful group on Earth awaits. This thread to learn more 👇

@benleemusic My dad’s favourite

@sarahbailey1982 Try my mate @urbanfarmmeals on Insta!

It’s such bullshit that yet again I have to think about what to cook for dinner tonight and then cook it

@Patty_Mills talking proudly about what it means to be a boomer and the 9yo says ‘yeah OLD’

@lilleyjuice Thank god I’m old. Only has to spend a few hours on the phone not days!

@lilleyjuice Some spring chicks in my team have done it this way I think support.hotdoc.com.au/hc/en-gb/artic…

That pride we all felt watching Peter Bol tonight is in part for the promise of the Australia we see in him. One that celebrates our diversity, journeys & stories. This is our collective responsibility though. To fiercely nurture and protect our multicultural heart and spirit.

Live pictures of Victoria’s attempt to emerge from Lockdown 5.0

There has been a lot of misinformation circulating about @pbol800. Yes he is an amazing Sudanese/Australian runner. Yes he might win the 800m final. No he did not come to Australia from a refugee camp. Facts matter. Me for @GuardianAus from #Tokyo2020 theguardian.com/sport/2021/aug…