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“An Afghan breaker who starred in the Olympics’ first-ever dance battle has also become the first athlete of the Games to stage a political protest, after she ripped off her over-shirt during her performance to reveal a cape bearing the words, “Free Afghan Women”. ❤️❤️❤️
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About 100,000 voters across more than 1 million square kms - from the Goldfields to WA’s most southern coastlines.
The task at hand to echo the voices of O’Connor can’t be understated.
So we need your help please.
Spread the word.
@voicesofOConnor has arrived!
#auspol
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‘Forest collapse’ sounds like something from dystopian fiction. But we’re having our second forest collapse event where I live this year. WA has the most to lose from climate change and the most to gain by shifting to renewables. But our policies embed fossil fuels. #auspol
Powerful speech by @ChaneyforCurtin about forest collapse in WA. Should be a wake-up call on climate change, habitat destruction and unsustainable resource extraction. Worth watching. #auspol
youtube.com/watch?v=DKvUgGk7…
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The suicide rate for people on Jobseeker is 3.5x higher than for the general population. Our safety net is failing to keep people safe.
See this excellent analysis from AIHW released quietly earlier this week:
aihw.gov.au/suicide-self-har…
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This is climate change.
After the hottest summer on record in Western Australia, forests & bushland in the south west are dying. It's devastating wildlife.
We must urgently transition away from fossil fuels and double down on protecting nature.
theguardian.com/environment/…
Not a happy story, but we can’t keep burying our heads in the sand.. this is climate change affecting the home we know and love 😢 abc.net.au/news/2024-04-11/e…
Why net zero by 2050 is too little too late: Gregory Andrews says it like it is
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'I feel like I've been able to create more awareness': what is it like for Indigenous men at top-ranked universities? theconversation.com/i-feel-l… via @ConversationEDU
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Fully-funded PhD for UK/international applicants: "Goods inwards, goods outwards: mapping plant mobilities using Kew Gardens’ historic records". Superb supervisory team & big research questions combining digital humanities & global history. Closes 22 Jan: sww-ahdtp.ac.uk/collaborativ…
Such a beautiful story from @UWAAlbanyCentre PhD student @rodrigues_urs, Aunty Liza Woods and Uncle Aden Eades about working together to bring Noongar fire back to care for people and Country. So proud of you all 💚
heartlandjourneys.com.au/sto…
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To the five and a half million Australians who opened their hearts to walk with us, we say thank you.
We see you, we hear you and we read your messages of support which keep us on an unwavering path towards justice and peace.
It's not over. We’re not going to live in silence.
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What’s it like being an Australian scientist during the biodiversity and climate change crises?
A few of us share our personal and professional experiences.
‘Gagged and grief stricken, but not without hope’ abc.net.au/news/2023-10-24/o… By @jesskatedavis & @TyneTynelogan
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***BREAKING***
Open letter to PM, Ministers, all MPs and Senators from Aboriginal people and organizations who say #YES
@DjirraVIC
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The Week of Silence in response to the referendum result has been broken by a Statement from Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander leaders, community members & organisations who supported YES. The 3 page statement is below.⤵️ #UluruStatement #VoiceToParliament #Referendum #Auspol
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Dive in to our smorgasbord of PhD opportunities to work on great topics with a great team behind you @reneecatullo @BikemanNik @Ali_Lullfitz @FabTwiHan @joe__fontaine @GavanMcG @_bpmiller @jcdortch @LizJEdmonds Val Densmore Mark Harvey Dave Blake Steve Hopper @FindAPhD @uwanews
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We have 8 exciting opportunities to join the PEAT project as a PhD student, based either at @BiolSci_UWA or at @CPPP_ECU.
If your background is botany, entomology, soil science, genetics, AI, cultural studies, geochemistry or hydrology, then we have a niche for you!
After a week of silent contemplation, Thomas Mayo reflects and shares a message of love and hope to all Australians. This is a powerful read.
Analysis: The movement that follows the Voice
My article in today’s Saturday Paper, following a week of silence.
thesaturdaypaper.com.au/news…
‘The great silence - an excellent article - equally applies to my WA electorate of O’Connor
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The idea that the voice wasn't supported by people in remote communities was a lie.
Results for Remote Mobile Teams in the NT electorate of Lingiari. Number columns are first % Yes, then % No and total votes. #auspol #referendum2023
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Booth by booth, Indigenous Australians backed the Voice smh.com.au/politics/federal/…































