Kate Sanderson#IVotedYes#FromTheRiverToTheSea

@feebe_free @SkyNewsAust voice.niaa.gov.au/final-report aph.gov.au/Parliamentary_… reconciliation.org.au/reconciliation… And, that’s just a very quick, basic google! Try it!

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@florenncess Emu egg

What kind of egg is this? 😮

Living conditions of First Nations people ???? … Where were you during the Voice referendum ?? U voted against it .. Don’t speak about it, u disgust me !! What did u do for them ?? #AliceSprings #jacintaprice

Ol’ Dave’s memory’s a bit rusty. Morrison got inflation up to 6.1% before he was thrown out.

Stop bloody complaining.. You live in the best country on Earth. 💪👌👍👍👍👍 The far right dosen't want you to know this

@news_australian Absolutely not! Ali France for me!

Do you support Pauline Hanson being named the Woman of the Year by People magazine? Yes or No? #auspol #paulinehanson

@SandyHorne61 It’s a scottie dog!

Let's play cloud animals! An interesting cloud late yesterday. What do you see? 😀

The Victorian Opposition Attorney-General and Shadow Minister for Equality published a post implying Premier Jacinta Allen and other Labour MPs would be bashed with baseball bats across his socials. He removed the original post from X but it remains on Facebook and Instagram. ❤️ 100% of profits from the Petrify the Patriarchy tee fund my work ending violence against women and children. Grab one at AustralianFemicideWatch.org/shop

Just days after her son's murder, Dr Sophie Roome received a letter. In it her former partner outlined his plan to end her son's life and his own. Rowan Roome-Harrison was killed by his father James Harrison on May 19, 2024 at East Lismore, New South Wales. Rowan was only two years old. STORY: australianfemicidewatch.org/2026/05/03/row…

ROFLMAO! She and Trump have been working their asses off trying to portray her as America's most darling First Lady! As it is with everything concerning Trump, it's always a fucking lie. Here she is, America: The most hated First Lady in American history! Enjoy!🤣🤣🤣

@JNampijinpa You are a fucking disgraceful Australian. You're a chancer, not a politician, which the Liberal Party is full of, but you sit high above the others with bitter evilness in your soulless existence of putrid blame, always looking to blame, after the fact for the headline..😡

للأسف يبدو اننا سنتوقف عن النشر الحساب على وشك الإغلاق بسبب إبلاغات متواصلة من الصهاينة والمتصهينين @kwnn_yemen يرجى التعليق بأي شيء ومتابعة الحساب من فضلكم 🙏🏻🌷

She sure did along with Warren Mundine another one who’s indigenous name I won’t use. They’re traitors sucking up to white fellas. People like that make me sick

The death of an indigenous child is tragic. Not the time to politicise the event. If JNP wanted more for her people, should not have betrayed them and voted NO. Obviously the opposition sniff out a tragedy and demand an inquiry. #insiders #auspol

This is not normal. Don’t normalize this. Palestinian lives matter just like yours.

4th May 1916 - The Martyrdom of Joseph Mary Plunkett, Edward Daly, Michael O'Hanrahan and William Pearse On this day, four more soldiers of the Irish Republic were taken from their cells in Kilmainham and brought before the rifles of the enemy. Joseph Mary Plunkett, poet, strategist and signatory, who went from his wedding the night before to martyrdom with the serenity of one who had already given himself wholly to Ireland; Edward Daly, the young Limerick commandant, who held the Four Courts with courage beyond his years and met death as he had met battle, with dignity; Michael O'Hanrahan, writer, Irish speaker and Volunteer officer, who carried the cause of Ireland in word and deed alike; and William Pearse, artist, teacher and soldier, who followed his brother not in shadow, but in fidelity to the Republic they both loved. They did not die as criminals. They did not die seeking favour from history. They died as soldiers of the Republic proclaimed in arms during Easter Week. The enemy believed that by shooting them it could terrify a nation into submission. Instead, it gave Ireland more martyrs, four more names to be carried with reverence wherever the Irish Republic is still held sacred. Plunkett, Daly, O'Hanrahan and Pearse belong not to defeat, but to the Republic. Their graves in Arbour Hill are not monuments to a failed rising, but altars of Irish freedom.

A truly creative idea. And then Bruce Lehrmann as a special envoy to address women’s issues…

Well done Australia

Pauline passing the pub test. — Matt Golding