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Some personal news: I've just had my farewell cake at @canberratimes which means it's official. It's been an incredible experience leading & transforming its federal political bureau, public service & defence. A team with enormous talent, now increasing getting noticed.
You'll still see my name on some articles here and there, but study will be my focus this year. Need to finish a masters, and maybe more. I might actually see my Hubby more often.
Scrolling for 20 minutes through all varieties of sporting leagues and clubs sharing this one positive video is the anti-doomscroll I want.
Harley Dennett retweeted
Jarring security, naval ships and fun in the sun at the #G20BaliSummit
My colleague @harleyd has spotted a reconfigured Indonesian hospital ship.
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reminder: protecting queer people who aren’t “out” will always be more important than your desire to prove yourself as some kind of morally righteous judge of strangers’ lives and identity
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No one wants Putin to have face-saving exit clauses, but we also don't want a nuclear conflagration - they're both ugly options.
I'm for supporting Ukraine in a measured way. I'm careful about how far we push it. Thanks for the chat, @harleyd
canberratimes.com.au/story/7… @ANUmedia
Liberal @SenatorHume has given a powerful speech on territory rights & voluntary assisted dying. Citing her father's choice to die: "As he died peacefully, as he died painlessly, as he died willingly, in the matter in which he wanted, it was a very beautiful death." #auspol
In non-monarch news, Australia's PM has been accused of walking back his election promise to legislate a national anti-corruption commission by the end of the year. I've gathered his statements - judge for yourself. @canberratimes
An op-ed Mr Albanese wrote about the commitment says Labor will 'create a national anti-corruption commission to clean up politics.'
Crossbenchers say the government committed to legislate an integrity commission this year and there was an expectation that this will be done. Read the story: canberratimes.com.au/story/7…
Australians can send a condolence message up to 250 words on the Queen's death, to be sent to Buckingham Palace and archived for future display. pmc.gov.au/condolence-form
You can also tell us at @canberratimes your story of meeting the Queen on one of her 16 visits to Australia, or send in your thoughts on this moment for the country in a letter: letters.editor@canberratimes.com.au









