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Passionate about rural and remote Australia and enabling communities to thrive.

Gadubanud lands SE Australia
Joined June 2012
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Well said @Rove
I feel Rove’s exasperation deep in my bones. I still don’t understand how people are voting no. I really don’t. I’ll never understand it and it will never be ok with me. Please watch this and share 🖤❤️💛
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👇 #Yes23
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Well said 👇#Yes23
There’s A LOT of crazy sh*t right now. If you don’t know, find out. From trusted sources. #auspol #yes23
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Well done Kimberley mob 👏👏👏 #yes23
"If you vote Yes, you will be walking with us" Indigenous Australians from across the Kimberley have come together with a simple message: vote Yes. #yes23
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Climate change/crisis is a fossil fuel crisis. Everything else is just playing around the edges… just listen to these unflinching words by Californian governor @GavinNewsom
The state of California is suing five major fossil fuel companies over their contribution to the climate crisis. Just listen to these unflinching words by governor @GavinNewsom. History in the making…. #EndFossilFuel
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This is fascinating and well worth listening to 'George Megalogenis on the stats that tell the Australian story' with the ABC listen app abclisten.page.link/RMV35YEX…
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“Instead of being brave enough to enact policies that will protect the collective good, our leaders are choosing to safeguard the profits of an industry that sells products they know are destroying the Planet” thesaturdaypaper.com.au/opin…
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😳20,000 people … AND their cattle
Derinkuyu, in Turkey, is an ancient underground city dating back 2500 years and extending to a depth of about 60 metres and able to support 20,000 people, and their cattle. Subterranean cities were though to protect inhabitants from invasion, allowing thousands to live in secrecy
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The small Baltic nation with a talent for trolling Vladimir Putin abc.net.au/news/2023-03-25/h…
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Such incredible strength and courage to make that video, but also to have your while life laid bared to bring a serial sexual predator to justice.
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Yes! A highlight of Istanbul. I loved wandering through the cool air of this incredibly cavernous space (to the sounds of Vivaldi) and realising the majestic Roman pillars I was looking at were 2nd hand ! All tucked away below the bustling streets.
Istanbul's Basilica Cistern is one of the most extraordinary places on earth. This underground chamber was built in the 6th century from over 300 columns taken from other, demolished buildings. And it is therefore the best example of a now forgotten process called spoliation...
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Children born near fracking wells more at risk for leukemia – study | Pennsylvania | The Guardian theguardian.com/us-news/2022…
“…even we didn’t have the clandestine seizure of federal executive power on our bingo cards.”
Oh god Bel, I knew you were strong and amazing but I never knew how deep that went. Thank you for sharing and your bravery and yes, rabid Pentecostalism is insidious
Congratulations Rufina. Well done 👏👏👏
Rufina Peter becomes the first woman elected to #PapuaNewGuinea parliament in over a decade, She is the eighth female MP ever to enter into office in #PNG history and offers many a glimmer of hope for PNG women in a tough political landscape. #equality #leadership #politics
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My childhood 💔
Vale Judith ‘Georgie Girl’ Durham. I will never forget the first time I heard your glorious voice.
Why on earth would you subsidise the most expensive form of power when the cheapest form of power generation already exists and has none of the downsides of nuclear?
What’s happening now is dead simple: later this week in the House of Representatives, the Liberal and National parties will once again vote against any form of serious emissions reduction. theguardian.com/australia-ne…
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