John Donegan
@donegan.bsky.social
Artist living on Yorta Yorta country.
The banner photo is of Palestinian women confronting the occupation forces in illegally occupied Jerusalem.
https://www.donegansprintshop.com/archive/
The banner photo is of Palestinian women confronting the occupation forces in illegally occupied Jerusalem.
https://www.donegansprintshop.com/archive/
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Ya know, you could do something about the way certain segments of the population are talked about in the media...
November 12, 2025 at 11:47 AM
Ya know, you could do something about the way certain segments of the population are talked about in the media...
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The giant environment-destroying rape culture theft machine is attacking Australia too.
November 12, 2025 at 5:20 PM
The giant environment-destroying rape culture theft machine is attacking Australia too.
Every time Sheryl posts, my heart breaks a little.
This time my heart broke a lot.
Never forget 50 years ago, in Australia, rape was considered a property crime against the father/husband. Not a crime against the woman or girl. Husbands and fathers couldn’t, by law, rape their wives or daughters.
This time my heart broke a lot.
Never forget 50 years ago, in Australia, rape was considered a property crime against the father/husband. Not a crime against the woman or girl. Husbands and fathers couldn’t, by law, rape their wives or daughters.
In 1999, a woman named Jessica Gonzales sought and obtained an order of protection against her physically abusive husband ("AH"), who had repeatedly threatened to kill her and their three children. The order included language specifically limiting when and where AH was allowed to see the children.
November 12, 2025 at 4:56 PM
Every time Sheryl posts, my heart breaks a little.
This time my heart broke a lot.
Never forget 50 years ago, in Australia, rape was considered a property crime against the father/husband. Not a crime against the woman or girl. Husbands and fathers couldn’t, by law, rape their wives or daughters.
This time my heart broke a lot.
Never forget 50 years ago, in Australia, rape was considered a property crime against the father/husband. Not a crime against the woman or girl. Husbands and fathers couldn’t, by law, rape their wives or daughters.
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In 1999, a woman named Jessica Gonzales sought and obtained an order of protection against her physically abusive husband ("AH"), who had repeatedly threatened to kill her and their three children. The order included language specifically limiting when and where AH was allowed to see the children.
November 12, 2025 at 4:32 PM
In 1999, a woman named Jessica Gonzales sought and obtained an order of protection against her physically abusive husband ("AH"), who had repeatedly threatened to kill her and their three children. The order included language specifically limiting when and where AH was allowed to see the children.
Advance now officially own the Liberal Party, and they didn’t need to spend a cent to take ownership.
If only houses were this easy to buy…
If only houses were this easy to buy…
November 12, 2025 at 11:53 AM
Advance now officially own the Liberal Party, and they didn’t need to spend a cent to take ownership.
If only houses were this easy to buy…
If only houses were this easy to buy…
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#OtD 12 Nov 1956 Liverpool dockers refused to load a Soviet ship in protest at Soviet repression of the Hungarian uprising. The ship left empty a few days later. Hull dockers took similar action and Scottish miners passed a motion condemning the USSR stories.workingclasshistory.com/article/1300...
November 12, 2025 at 11:20 AM
#OtD 12 Nov 1956 Liverpool dockers refused to load a Soviet ship in protest at Soviet repression of the Hungarian uprising. The ship left empty a few days later. Hull dockers took similar action and Scottish miners passed a motion condemning the USSR stories.workingclasshistory.com/article/1300...
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The National Union of Journalists has called for worker representation & independent appointments to the BBC board, amid the fall-out from the BBC Panorama doc
The union has also defended the integrity of its members at the BBC & demanded "sustainable funding to safeguard public service journalism"
The union has also defended the integrity of its members at the BBC & demanded "sustainable funding to safeguard public service journalism"
November 12, 2025 at 11:27 AM
The National Union of Journalists has called for worker representation & independent appointments to the BBC board, amid the fall-out from the BBC Panorama doc
The union has also defended the integrity of its members at the BBC & demanded "sustainable funding to safeguard public service journalism"
The union has also defended the integrity of its members at the BBC & demanded "sustainable funding to safeguard public service journalism"
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Luckily Vyvyan was too old for the nonce formerly known as Prince Andrew.
Although the top model was often Epstein’s lure.
The intellectual part is spot on.
Although the top model was often Epstein’s lure.
The intellectual part is spot on.
November 12, 2025 at 11:32 AM
Luckily Vyvyan was too old for the nonce formerly known as Prince Andrew.
Although the top model was often Epstein’s lure.
The intellectual part is spot on.
Although the top model was often Epstein’s lure.
The intellectual part is spot on.
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🇨🇦 Neil Young is turning 80 — and these Canadian musicians are throwing him a party at Massey Hall in Toronto.
#NeilYoung🇨🇦
#CanadaSky🍁
www.thestar.com/entertainmen...
#NeilYoung🇨🇦
#CanadaSky🍁
www.thestar.com/entertainmen...
Neil Young is about to turn 80 — and these Canadian musicians are throwing him a party at Massey Hall
"NY80: A Celebration of Neil Young and His Music,” hosted by CBC’s Tom Power, will take place Nov. 12.
www.thestar.com
November 12, 2025 at 10:53 AM
🇨🇦 Neil Young is turning 80 — and these Canadian musicians are throwing him a party at Massey Hall in Toronto.
#NeilYoung🇨🇦
#CanadaSky🍁
www.thestar.com/entertainmen...
#NeilYoung🇨🇦
#CanadaSky🍁
www.thestar.com/entertainmen...
“We’ve finished our review into our election drubbing, and we have resolved to take productive steps to engage with the electorate on issues that matter to them.
As such, we will abandon Net Zero, the Paris Accord, and shaft our first female leader.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.”
As such, we will abandon Net Zero, the Paris Accord, and shaft our first female leader.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.”
November 12, 2025 at 11:33 AM
“We’ve finished our review into our election drubbing, and we have resolved to take productive steps to engage with the electorate on issues that matter to them.
As such, we will abandon Net Zero, the Paris Accord, and shaft our first female leader.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.”
As such, we will abandon Net Zero, the Paris Accord, and shaft our first female leader.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.”
Love this
History.
Alice Pepper becomes the first person from the First Peoples Assembly of Victoria to sign the Treaty.
Alice Pepper becomes the first person from the First Peoples Assembly of Victoria to sign the Treaty.
November 12, 2025 at 10:28 AM
Love this
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History.
Alice Pepper becomes the first person from the First Peoples Assembly of Victoria to sign the Treaty.
Alice Pepper becomes the first person from the First Peoples Assembly of Victoria to sign the Treaty.
November 12, 2025 at 7:42 AM
History.
Alice Pepper becomes the first person from the First Peoples Assembly of Victoria to sign the Treaty.
Alice Pepper becomes the first person from the First Peoples Assembly of Victoria to sign the Treaty.
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Sir Peter Riddell, the former Commissioner for Public Appointments, speaking about standards in public life just now:
"I had a rule...If something [I did] appeared in Private Eye, could I defend it?"
If ministers adopted the "Private Eye principle, they might have avoided a few problems."
"I had a rule...If something [I did] appeared in Private Eye, could I defend it?"
If ministers adopted the "Private Eye principle, they might have avoided a few problems."
November 12, 2025 at 10:14 AM
Sir Peter Riddell, the former Commissioner for Public Appointments, speaking about standards in public life just now:
"I had a rule...If something [I did] appeared in Private Eye, could I defend it?"
If ministers adopted the "Private Eye principle, they might have avoided a few problems."
"I had a rule...If something [I did] appeared in Private Eye, could I defend it?"
If ministers adopted the "Private Eye principle, they might have avoided a few problems."
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going to be awesome to be 15 years old in victoria, where you won't be allowed to watch youtube but will be allowed to go to prison for a thousand years
November 12, 2025 at 7:09 AM
going to be awesome to be 15 years old in victoria, where you won't be allowed to watch youtube but will be allowed to go to prison for a thousand years
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Australian politics nerds know that when a PM’s friends start to leak to the media that he will fight any attempt to replace him, it’s a good sign that his party is organising to replace him www.bbc.com/news/article...
Prime Minister Keir Starmer will fight any attempt to replace him, friends say
Friends of the PM are worried his job might be under threat, perhaps as soon as after the Budget in a fortnight.
www.bbc.com
November 12, 2025 at 10:11 AM
Australian politics nerds know that when a PM’s friends start to leak to the media that he will fight any attempt to replace him, it’s a good sign that his party is organising to replace him www.bbc.com/news/article...
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Australia's mainland state capitals are ALL in the top 15 for cities worldwide with respect to housing unaffordability. There might be some discussion to be had on whether median or mean figures were used for this, but Australia has reached basket case level. These are not figures to be proud of.
November 12, 2025 at 9:58 AM
Australia's mainland state capitals are ALL in the top 15 for cities worldwide with respect to housing unaffordability. There might be some discussion to be had on whether median or mean figures were used for this, but Australia has reached basket case level. These are not figures to be proud of.
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Capitalism brain is when doing the work you're paid to do is "entitled" but expecting your young employees to do unpaid work and be enthusiastic about socialising with you in their free time is not "entitled", somehow
November 12, 2025 at 10:10 AM
Capitalism brain is when doing the work you're paid to do is "entitled" but expecting your young employees to do unpaid work and be enthusiastic about socialising with you in their free time is not "entitled", somehow
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Talk about a cursed set of words
November 12, 2025 at 3:05 AM
Talk about a cursed set of words
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Liberal MPs want to ditch Abbott’s Paris Agreement and Morrison’s Net Zero policy because they are ‘too woke’.
Imagine, Abbott and Morrison considered ‘too woke’ for the modern Liberal Party.
Never vote for these people.
Imagine, Abbott and Morrison considered ‘too woke’ for the modern Liberal Party.
Never vote for these people.
November 12, 2025 at 1:54 AM
Liberal MPs want to ditch Abbott’s Paris Agreement and Morrison’s Net Zero policy because they are ‘too woke’.
Imagine, Abbott and Morrison considered ‘too woke’ for the modern Liberal Party.
Never vote for these people.
Imagine, Abbott and Morrison considered ‘too woke’ for the modern Liberal Party.
Never vote for these people.
Can we please stop using the word “donations” to politicians.
Let’s be honest.
Santos paid blood money to your local MP.
Let’s be honest.
Santos paid blood money to your local MP.
November 12, 2025 at 2:56 AM
Can we please stop using the word “donations” to politicians.
Let’s be honest.
Santos paid blood money to your local MP.
Let’s be honest.
Santos paid blood money to your local MP.
Me as a therapist: is the room here in the butthole with us right now?
Me as a therapist: is the butthole in the room with us right now?
Me as a therapist: Have you tried dialectal butthole therapy?
November 12, 2025 at 1:58 AM
Me as a therapist: is the room here in the butthole with us right now?
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The only way to win is to do what keeps losing, because what just won can't win.
At a certain point it stops being gaslight and starts being deadlight.
At a certain point it stops being gaslight and starts being deadlight.
November 11, 2025 at 11:43 PM
The only way to win is to do what keeps losing, because what just won can't win.
At a certain point it stops being gaslight and starts being deadlight.
At a certain point it stops being gaslight and starts being deadlight.
Liberal MPs want to ditch Abbott’s Paris Agreement and Morrison’s Net Zero policy because they are ‘too woke’.
Imagine, Abbott and Morrison considered ‘too woke’ for the modern Liberal Party.
Never vote for these people.
Imagine, Abbott and Morrison considered ‘too woke’ for the modern Liberal Party.
Never vote for these people.
November 12, 2025 at 1:54 AM
Liberal MPs want to ditch Abbott’s Paris Agreement and Morrison’s Net Zero policy because they are ‘too woke’.
Imagine, Abbott and Morrison considered ‘too woke’ for the modern Liberal Party.
Never vote for these people.
Imagine, Abbott and Morrison considered ‘too woke’ for the modern Liberal Party.
Never vote for these people.
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The finale of the great TV comedy show Blackadder goes Forth.
Back then I didn't expect one of the funniest programmes ever to end with a scene that makes me cry every time I see it.
Every single time.
Back then I didn't expect one of the funniest programmes ever to end with a scene that makes me cry every time I see it.
Every single time.
November 11, 2025 at 12:33 PM
The finale of the great TV comedy show Blackadder goes Forth.
Back then I didn't expect one of the funniest programmes ever to end with a scene that makes me cry every time I see it.
Every single time.
Back then I didn't expect one of the funniest programmes ever to end with a scene that makes me cry every time I see it.
Every single time.