punningstunts.bsky.social
(they/them causing may/hem). Mid 30s living on Wadawurrung land. AuDHD, chronically ill. greenie, socialist and Unionist. All opinions expressed are my own. reposts and likes ≠ endorsements.
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It should never have come to this - normal people should not have to deliver aid to starving people, while governments refuse to hold Israel accountable.
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Palestinians deserve aid. Palestinians deserve liberation.
Power to those trying to break the blockade. Australia must sanction Israel and end the two way arms trade now.
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He came up with hundreds of plans in his life and only one of them got him killed.
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Trimora (mora referring to the unit of timing in linguistics with a punny reference to "more" as well) so it's like you're always waiting three more moments to get the text
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We have evidence in the form of the Canadian election!
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I kinda wish I was scrutineering Calwell. Would be fascinating and probably deeply boring
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So many lobbies they'll be calling me a foyer soon
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I like when people can afford food, rent and meds at the same time. does that make me a welfare lobby
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it's giving "participation trophy for failed politicians"
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Just anecdotally, the 1br Flinders St apartment I rented for $380/w in 2016 is now $525/week. That is just *wild*.
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(this is for new leases commencing)
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DFFH data shows median rent in inner Melbourne was $425/week in June 2022. That was $625/week by December 2024.
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Huongmentum is real.
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Oh! I had no idea about that. yeah I'll fire up something else
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Initially thought they were going to reverse HECS indexation changes, but It's possibly not that - it could instead be a decision not to implement Labor's promised 20% cut to debts. Without clear explanations of what these actually mean, it's impossible to interpret lmao.
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It could also be them costing in non-implementation of the 20% cut???
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That's what I'm interpreting the "Student HELP changes – not proceeding" line to mean.
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it's pmuch within margin of error for most of the other polls. Greens were 14% for recent Resolve Strategic poll
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seems like the Greens in Victoria have shot up in this and the recent YouGov poll. Wonder if this is margin of error or people firming on their vote