Michelle Maloney
@mishmal.bsky.social
Reposted by Michelle Maloney
This has been a long time coming and is a historic moment for Victoria.
'After years of yarning with Community all across the state, listening to mob, capturing their Treaty aspirations, Thursday will mark the opening of official Treaty negotiations with the Victorian Government'.
'After years of yarning with Community all across the state, listening to mob, capturing their Treaty aspirations, Thursday will mark the opening of official Treaty negotiations with the Victorian Government'.
November 20, 2024 at 8:23 PM
This has been a long time coming and is a historic moment for Victoria.
'After years of yarning with Community all across the state, listening to mob, capturing their Treaty aspirations, Thursday will mark the opening of official Treaty negotiations with the Victorian Government'.
'After years of yarning with Community all across the state, listening to mob, capturing their Treaty aspirations, Thursday will mark the opening of official Treaty negotiations with the Victorian Government'.
Reposted by Michelle Maloney
Um, its profits. And the expectation that the profits will be even bigger in the future…
November 20, 2024 at 9:46 PM
Um, its profits. And the expectation that the profits will be even bigger in the future…
Reposted by Michelle Maloney
When asked why she voted against a ceasefire in Gaza, the Deputy Leader of the Opposition said "It's not good...if we don't have a positive relationship with the US"
Do we want our elected MPs to make decisions for us based on appeasing the US, instead of acting in Australia's interests? #auspol
Do we want our elected MPs to make decisions for us based on appeasing the US, instead of acting in Australia's interests? #auspol
November 20, 2024 at 11:15 PM
When asked why she voted against a ceasefire in Gaza, the Deputy Leader of the Opposition said "It's not good...if we don't have a positive relationship with the US"
Do we want our elected MPs to make decisions for us based on appeasing the US, instead of acting in Australia's interests? #auspol
Do we want our elected MPs to make decisions for us based on appeasing the US, instead of acting in Australia's interests? #auspol
Reposted by Michelle Maloney
Me too. I deleted Twitter as soon as he won Pennsylvania and haven’t watched any news since. Easing back into it now on this app. This is how I’ve felt for the past few weeks
November 20, 2024 at 4:06 AM
Me too. I deleted Twitter as soon as he won Pennsylvania and haven’t watched any news since. Easing back into it now on this app. This is how I’ve felt for the past few weeks
Shame about the typo … but otherwise seems accurate
November 20, 2024 at 6:17 AM
Shame about the typo … but otherwise seems accurate
Reposted by Michelle Maloney
Reposted by Michelle Maloney
Reposted by Michelle Maloney
This is a war not *just* against the living planet, not *just* against the common good, but against the very nature of material reality. The ultimate expression of power is to say "night is day", and have others believe you.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Chris Wright: Trump nominates fracking executive to lead Energy Department - BBC News
Wright is expected to fulfil Trump's campaign promise to "drill, baby, drill" and maximise US energy production.
www.bbc.co.uk
November 17, 2024 at 10:52 AM
This is a war not *just* against the living planet, not *just* against the common good, but against the very nature of material reality. The ultimate expression of power is to say "night is day", and have others believe you.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Reposted by Michelle Maloney
Thanks for noticing.
November 17, 2024 at 11:05 PM
Thanks for noticing.
Such an important study, by over 100 scientists, confirming what so many local people have already been saying.
“Authorities often use frequent fuel-reduction burning to prepare for bushfires – however our findings suggest this primes ecosystems for major disruption when the next wildfire hits”
“Authorities often use frequent fuel-reduction burning to prepare for bushfires – however our findings suggest this primes ecosystems for major disruption when the next wildfire hits”
Mega fires mega study - Australian Geographic
A study involving over 100 scientists has uncovered some startling findings into how the black summer bushfires impacted animals and plants.
www.australiangeographic.com.au
November 19, 2024 at 12:09 AM
Such an important study, by over 100 scientists, confirming what so many local people have already been saying.
“Authorities often use frequent fuel-reduction burning to prepare for bushfires – however our findings suggest this primes ecosystems for major disruption when the next wildfire hits”
“Authorities often use frequent fuel-reduction burning to prepare for bushfires – however our findings suggest this primes ecosystems for major disruption when the next wildfire hits”