SOS

What’s happening in El Fasher, Sudan, is pure horror. It’s not war—it’s terror. Innocent people are being killed, hospitals are being attacked, and children are being starved. The world must not look away. We must demand a ceasefire, access to aid, and justice, now.

Well. Regardless of the intention, the state of Victoria is not really in a great place. Pushing ahead with legislation (whether different to the voice or not) that has not had the chance to be considered by the electorate and is similar enough to what the majority of Victorians said no to is devisive. Many Victorians are angry with the Allan government over handling of crime and state debt many are angry with Labor nationally over mass migration. The financial corruption that goes hand in hand with the state government's dealings with Aboriginals seems obvious and in spite of calls for audits of where funds are ending up, all the taxpayer (you know the people being forced to pay) gets is crickets. Perhaps if our politicians acted with some integrity and transparency it might be more palatable. But right now its a bad idea. How about you outline why you think this is so brilliant?

I'm sorry about Jane Hume's father's passing. But it's infuriating that it took Jane to experience VAD through her father to change her position on this when so many recounted their own tragedies, and were dismissed by Jane as she voted against VAD previously.