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And when we wrote to the Victorian Human Rights Commission (@VEOHRC) we were told it was a “complex matter”.
It’s not a complex matter. Men are not women, they shouldn’t be women in law, they shouldn’t be in women’s spaces & human rights commissions shouldn’t put women in danger
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Every Labor MP deserves to lose their seat in Victoria. Put Labor last on preferences. Don’tbe conned by Greens or Teals how to vote cards, they both will enable Labor’s further destruction of Victoria. Any candidate who doesn’t want Labor last, doesn’t deserve your vote.
The CFMEU is who governs Labor not the other way around. The below are quotes from those that had to work with the state government and the unions.
The document also detailed how the
CFMEU played a "critical role" in the state election, both "organisationally and financially".
"It is worth noting the significance of the CFMEU's relationship with the Andrews government in Victoria and the impact this is having and will have in the future with respect to client relationships with the Victorian government," the memo said.
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Aussie taxpayers are footing a $32,000 bill so that international delegates at the Climate Change talkfest COP31 in Turkey can drink free Australian coffee.
Australians with a mortgage or renting are paying thousands more this year and this is where the government’s priorities are.
Chris Bowen and Anthony Albanese need to get on their taxpayer funded plane home and start looking after Australians first.
C/ Sophie Elsworth
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Labor’s digital minister Andrew Charlton sold his ‘consultancy’ business to Accenture in 2020 for 35 million, almost all of the price was for ‘goodwill’. He then worked for Accenture for a year before becoming the Labor MP for the then safe seat of Parramatta. Accenture get so many massive taxpayer funded contracts, like almost 100 million they got for the disastrous BOM website. That didn’t slow down further Govt contracts for Accenture. Now Qantas sack 850 workers and sling Accenture a vast sum to handle the jobs from India. We are so let down by our leaders.
#BREAKING Qantas, the “spirit of Australia,” will axe over 800 Australian jobs and send them to INDIA.
In a staggering betrayal of local workers, Qantas is slashing 850 Australian corporate roles after inking an outsourcing deal with Accenture to shift its office operations overseas.
The first to go is, finance, procurement, HR and marketing staff. The cull is expected to be finished by the middle of next year. This follows earlier job cuts at the Mascot head office.
CEO Vanessa Hudson said it’s “hard news” and she’s “sorry for the uncertainty.”
She claims it’s about efficiency, AI, and bizarrely “investing in our customers, our people and our future.”
The future’s obviously in India.
The same airline that previously told the Australian Services Union there was “no plan to offshore any Australian jobs” is now doing exactly that under a program called Project iQ.
Accenture has more than 84,000 staff in India. Qantas is using them because, in Hudson’s words, “we cannot hire at the pace this work needs.”
High fuel prices are being blamed, before she took a leaf out of Anthony Albanese’s book and also blamed the “war in the Middle East”
Capacity has already been cut. Now Australian workers are being cut too.
The ASU warned this would be a “deep breach of trust with the Australian public who have stuck by this airline.”
That moment has arrived.
I’ll never fly them again.
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Humanity is far more likely to be wiped out by terrorists, AI, or an asteroid strike than climate change.
The only dumb reaction here is yours thinking that a 1–3°C increase in the global mean surface temperature (which nobody feels) is going to wipe out humanity.
In most regions (especially mid- and higher latitudes), it will be beneficial due to longer growing seasons.
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Where there’s smoke, there’s fire.
Despite Anthony Albanese’s public display of absolute confidence, the cracks within Labor’s caucus are becoming impossible to ignore.
The Prime Minister has officially backed in Jim Chalmers, confirming he will remain Treasurer until the next election.
He is insisting his government is “united” and “cohesive”
But the frantic damage control tells a completely different story:
A relentless flood of internal leaks from within the Labor caucus has been targeting Chalmers.
Environment Minister Murray Watt had to publicly urge his own colleagues to stop “undermining” the Treasurer.
Albanese is pointing to Chalmers' budget surpluses, lower deficits, and the government's unemployment record as proof of stability ahead of the mid year economic forecast.
When senior ministers have to openly beg their own team to stop the internal sabotage, a standard press conference denial isn't going to put out the flames.
Labor wants you to look at the numbers, but the real story is the heat building up behind closed doors.
Chalmers is politically a dead man walking.
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At COP28, Emmanuel Macron called on Australia to lift its ideological ban on nuclear power.
France gets around 70% of its power from nuclear and has one of the most decarbonised grids in the world.
Australia have the most uranium in the world, why aren’t we using it?
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BREAKING: If you could start with banning men from female only space that would better.
Stop pandering to the ideological confused gender bending misfits.
Men are not women, and can never be women, and have NO RIGHT to female only spaces.
Make this right Ben Carroll.
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They bombed my home when I was 10, buried me under the rubble screaming “Allahu Akbar,” put me in the hospital for months, then forced my family into an 8x10 bomb shelter for seven years
No power, no water, eating grass while snipers hunted us for the crime of being Christian.
That’s one. Want the rest of the list?
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The seven One Nation MPs elected in South Australia back in March have given South Australians a taste of what One Nation representation looks like, and they seem to like what they see. As does the rest of the country!
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Hi. Meteorologist here.
This is nonsense. We have not entered a “new age of climate extremes.”
There is no such thing as a “supersized El Niño” and the planet isn’t being “superheated” by climate change either.
First, the correct meteorological term is “very strong El Niño.”
Second, El Niño a natural part of Earth’s internal weather and climate variability. It is just the positive (warm) phase of the El Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO). Correspondingly, La Niña is the negative (cool) phase.
The atmospheric circulation component of ENSO in the tropical Pacific is the “Southern Oscillation.” But the resulting warming (cooling) sea surface temperature (SST) response is El Niño (La Niña).
Normally, the thermocline (a transition layer separating warmer mixed water at the surface from cooler water below) in the Pacific Ocean slopes down towards the west. This means that the western Pacific usually has a deep, warm mixed layer of water extending downward from the surface, while the eastern Pacific has a relatively shallow mixed layer. These are “ENSO neutral” conditions.
The sloped nature of the thermocline is maintained by easterly wind stress on the equatorial Pacific ocean surface. The strength of the easterlies is determined by the balance between convection (upward motion) over Indonesia and subsidence (downward motion) in the central and eastern Pacific.
During La Niña, easterlies are stronger than normal because convection is displaced further west. Lower pressure over the Maritime Continent and higher pressure over Tahiti results in a strongly positive SOI index. Higher wind stress pushes even more warm surface water westward, resulting in the formation of an even larger warm pool in the west Pacific near Asia, which steepens the thermocline. This enhances divergence, leading to upwelling of cool, nutrient-rich water in the central and eastern Pacific.
However, if convection moves eastward over the Pacific, the easterlies weaken or even locally reverse (we call these “westerly wind bursts”) and thermocline begins to flatten, allowing warmer water in the west Pacific to slosh eastward, creating a deeper pool of warm water in the central and eastern Pacific. This is El Niño, and this is occurring right now.
The state of ENSO is quantified using the SST anomalies [relative to the most recent 30-year mean; currently, we use 1991–2020] along the equatorial belt. The main area for which SSTAs are monitored is the Niño 3.4 region, which runs from the 120–170th meridians of longitude and 5° north or south of the equator (5°N–5°S, 170°W–120°W). If the three-month averaged SSTA in Niño 3.4 is at least +0.5°C (+0.9°F), then El Niño is declared. If the three-month averaged SSTA is at least −0.5°C (−0.9°F), La Niña is declared.
El Niño (La Niña) events are classified as either being “weak,” “moderate,” “strong,” or “very strong” depending on how far above (below) average SSTs in Niño 3.4 have been for the last three months.
If the three-month averaged SSTA is +0.5–0.99°C (−0.5°C to −0.99°C), then the El Niño (La Niña) is weak.
If it's +1–1.49°C (−1°C to −1.49°C), then the El Niño (La Niña) is moderate.
If it's +1.5–1.99°C (−1.5°C to −1.99°C), then the El Niño (La Niña) is strong.
If it's ≥ +2.0°C (≤ −2.0°), then the El Niño (La Niña) is very strong.
The latest data from CDAS indicate that the Niño 3.4 region is currently +2.9°C (relative to 1991–2020). This means that we are in “very strong El Niño” territory.”
And this has happened several times before. Very Strong El Niños occurred in 1790–93, 1827–28, 1844–45, 1890–91, 1925–26, 1982–83, 1997–98, and 2015–16.
You are nothing but an ignorant, agenda-driven clown.
We've entered a new age of climate extremes:
A supersized El Niño is colliding with a planet already superheated by climate change.
The latest @WMO report shows once again that leaders must get serious by cutting emissions faster, accelerating a just transition from fossil fuels & delivering the finance & protection vulnerable countries need.
wmo.int/news/media-centre/st…
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What shameful journalism.
What a target hit-job. A whispering campaign.
And how can anyone trust Channel 7, when the Federal Labor Government has gifted the Seven Network and its parent company, Seven West Media $11,329,890 under the corrupt and influence buying Journalism Assistance Fund (JAF).
But what does this hit job amount to ?
"Allegations"😱 - "POSSIBLE misconduct"😱
Seven know that most people won‘t look at the detail. They’ll just hear the headlines.
But when you do look at the detail - it turns out that Mike Newman was fighting hard to do his best for NSW - to attract valuable investment in the state that would have created jobs and wealth - and to do so he was prepared to go around bureaucratic protocols.
To me, this sounds exactly like the type of bloke that we need running NSW.
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🚨 NEW: Pakenham (VIC state) electorate voting intention
🟧 Warren Pickering (ONP): 40% (+37)
🟦 Radmila Dyson (LIB): 24% (-8)
🟥 Alessandra Soliven (ALP): 14% (-20)
🟩 Nasser Yawari (GRN): 13% (+6)
⬛ Stephanie Grigg (VS): 1% (NEW)
🟨 Kate Hands (LBT): 1% (NEW)
⬜️ Independents: 4% (-5)
⬛ Others: 3% (-12)
Two-candidate-preferred
🟧 Warren Pickering (ONP): 50%
🟦 Radmila Dyson (LIB): 50%
DemosAU/TKW Research | 4–8 Nov | n=484 | +/- 2022 election
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Keep going, Harman Singh Kapoor
I recommend his curries and the friendly atmosphere
that he and his wife create
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This was me 3 years at COP28 in Dubai where 25 countries signed a global pledge to triple nuclear energy by 2050.
39 have now signed it including the US, China, Canada and UK, representing over 70% of global GDP.
Australia's Energy Minister Chris Bowen is President of Negotiations for COP31 which starts today in Turkey.
We have the most uranium in the world, meaning we're critical to global nuclear energy expansion plans.
Even if we still ban nuclear at home, if Australia supports other countries decarbonising with nuclear why don't we sign the pledge?
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Anika Wells was asked about Albo's collapsing popularity and the cost of living. She pivoted to claiming 93% of Australians support her digital duty of care bill. They don't.
The poll only asked if platforms should have some legal duty to deal with illegal and harmful content. It never asked about her specific legislation or expanded eSafety powers.
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Every claim transgender ideology makes, the exact opposite is true. It’s a rule of thumb that works 100% of the time. And, every organization transgender ideology infiltrates becomes the exact opposite of its mission. Human Rights Commissions are a clear example.
It’s not a human right to have your made up identify validated by other people and it’s not a human rights violation to be referred to by correct language. In fact, the exact opposite is true: it’s a human rights violation to be forced to adhere to an ideology you don’t believe in.
