Davo
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For those who want a more comprehensive impartial analysis of the “sneaky, excessive and unjustified” electoral reform bill, watch Professor Anne Twomey’s informative video here. #auspol
What's dodgy about the proposed Australian political donations reforms?
YouTube video by Constitutional Clarion
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November 20, 2024 at 8:35 AM
For those who want a more comprehensive impartial analysis of the “sneaky, excessive and unjustified” electoral reform bill, watch Professor Anne Twomey’s informative video here. #auspol
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SIGN NOW: Protect our (Australian)elections! nb.australiainstitute.org.au/donations_bi...
SIGN NOW: Protect our elections!
Changes to democracy are too important to be rushed through parliament.
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November 20, 2024 at 2:22 AM
SIGN NOW: Protect our (Australian)elections! nb.australiainstitute.org.au/donations_bi...
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Labor & Liberal are shoving their 'electoral reform' through - with nary a parliamentary inquiry - to entrench the political duopoly
#auspol independents are up in arms
youtu.be/CCOnT5hOE3s?...
#auspol independents are up in arms
youtu.be/CCOnT5hOE3s?...
The UniParty Reform | The West Report
YouTube video by The West Report
youtu.be
November 18, 2024 at 7:22 AM
Labor & Liberal are shoving their 'electoral reform' through - with nary a parliamentary inquiry - to entrench the political duopoly
#auspol independents are up in arms
youtu.be/CCOnT5hOE3s?...
#auspol independents are up in arms
youtu.be/CCOnT5hOE3s?...
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How do you get new colors on the Commodore 64? Pedantically... you don't. Practically requires a deep dive into pallete switching, the behavior of CRTs, and the psychology of color itself. (The article demonstrates what works and what doesn't, so it comes with a strong strobing warning!)
Secret colours of the Commodore 64
aaronbell.com
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November 18, 2024 at 12:05 PM
How do you get new colors on the Commodore 64? Pedantically... you don't. Practically requires a deep dive into pallete switching, the behavior of CRTs, and the psychology of color itself. (The article demonstrates what works and what doesn't, so it comes with a strong strobing warning!)