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anomander.bsky.social
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Major party governments of the last 50 years have failed the Australian people - big time. Since the resources boom of the 1970s, Australia could have emulated countries like Norway and given us all a legacy for generations. It’s not too late. #auspol #sovereignwealth

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“The political class are complicit in the ongoing slaughter & starvation” Israel is a terrorist state & #TheHague is calling you 🗣️ @australianlabor.bsky.social and @ukparliament.parliament.uk #auspol #ukpol

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Was at the annual Gas Industry conference this week, and let me tell you they are struggling. Arse out of the backside of their pants. Just can't get any business done. Red tape is killing them. Australia is a terrible place to do business....

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Hang your heads in shame @albomp.bsky.social @australianlabor.bsky.social Your decision to approve Woodside’s expansion is contemptible. You’re complicit enablers of the desecration of the world-class trove of petroglyphs on the Burrup Peninsula…and increased greenhouse gas emissions. #auspol

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Not climate or housing – no, our moral outrage is saved for taxing the rich By Amy Remeikis in The New Daily www.thenewdaily.com.au/finance/supe... #auspol #super

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One person injured with a machete. Labor: Ban all machetes! 50,000 children killed or injured in Gaza. Labor: #auspol

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Oh great. The NSW regulator approved a 9% increase in electricity prices. Looks like selling-off our generators, deregulating the sector, and creating a completely unnecessary industry of profit-making retail middlemen, has turned-out to be another big win for NSW consumers.

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