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Replying to @DjokerNole
@DjokerNole is detained in the same building as me and I've never seen more news crews outside.
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It's so sad that so many journalists contacted me yesterday to ask me about Djokovic. I've been in a cage for 9 years, I turn 24 today, and all you want to talk to me about is that.
Pretending to care by asking me how I am and then straight away asking questions about Djokovic.
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Replying to @marquelawyers
Australia is a lucky country run by second rate people who share its luck.
Donald Horne, 1976.
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That moment when a voxie gets crashed by an absolute legend. 🍻 #wodonga #channel12news
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According to the (former) Department of Communications and the Arts, cultural and creative activity in Australia contributes over $100 billion to the economy annually.
But that's chickenfeed, right? And honestly, why encourage them. We've got an economy to run.
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Politician that owns 4 houses unable to understand all these people complaining about lack of supply
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The Immigration Minister, Alex Hawke, could grant permanent protection to Tharnicaa & the Murugappans today.
The community have been loud & clear.
No more delays. No more deflections.
Let them go #HomeToBilo
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Mathias Cormann this morning was asked why so many arts and entertainment workers were not receiving JobKeeper:
“that must be because they can’t demonstrate that they’ve had relevant falls in their revenue and there can be all sorts of reasons for that” #auspol @RNBreakfast
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Australia’s creative spirit is under threat from coronavirus – and now we’re seeing that struggle play out in some of our most iconic spaces.
The Government needs to step up and save our arts and entertainment industry from collapse. smh.com.au/national/nsw/carr…
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'If our government wants cultural life to return, it must act now': an open letter from Australia's arts industry
@PaulFletcherMP
@ScottMorrisonMP
@Tony_Burke
theguardian.com/australia-ne…
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The JobKeeper wage subsidy is a good start, but over 2 million workers will fall through the gaps. They include casuals, freelancers & migrant workers. Someone you know is one of them.
Viruses don't discriminate, neither should Jobkeeper.
#WageSubsidyForAll #NoWorkerLeftBehind
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Senator Cash explains that the reason 1.1 million casuals miss out on a #wagesubsidy is because “the government had to draw the line somewhere”.
Well, that clears it all up then. 🤦🏻♀️ #auspol – at Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
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There is something oxymoronic about requiring a casual to have worked for the one employer for twelve months in order to qualify for income support.
In my book if you work for the one employer for twelve months you begin to sound like an employee.
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Our health professionals will be at the frontline of our fight against #coronavirus over the next few months. A heartfelt thank you from all Australians for everything you are doing, and will do.
We are doing everything we can to #flattenthecurve to ease the burden on you.
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Nothing like rich famous people singing "imagine no possessions" in their mortgage free homes as the rest of society queue at Lidl for broken biscuits. – at Scotland, United Kingdom
Best part?
Will Ferrell’s Mane
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