Janet Bromley
@everart.bsky.social
aboriginal artist, curator, gallery manager. Emerging as an artist in old age like many women who work and care for family before they can follow their passions. Based in North Central, Victoria. Network of rural artists.
Last days at the City of Greater Bendigo, Bendigo venue & Events and the beautiful Djaa Djuwima Gallery. Thanks for the memories.
January 31, 2025 at 11:30 PM
Last days at the City of Greater Bendigo, Bendigo venue & Events and the beautiful Djaa Djuwima Gallery. Thanks for the memories.
Talking with Josephine at Blindside today as part of Blindsides 20th Anniversary Radio series. .
blindside.org.au/program/b-si...
blindside.org.au/program/b-si...
B-Side RADIO — BLINDSIDE
To celebrate Blindside's 20th anniversary we are turning the gallery into a live broadcasting studio - streaming B-side Radio to the world online.
blindside.org.au
December 11, 2024 at 12:52 AM
Talking with Josephine at Blindside today as part of Blindsides 20th Anniversary Radio series. .
blindside.org.au/program/b-si...
blindside.org.au/program/b-si...
Reposted by Janet Bromley
This is a very important and interesting read about Australian climate change policy:
“The Australian Public Servant Who Helped The Oil Industry Convince The World That Stopping Climate Change Was Too Expensive”
drilled.media/news/Ipieca3
“The Australian Public Servant Who Helped The Oil Industry Convince The World That Stopping Climate Change Was Too Expensive”
drilled.media/news/Ipieca3
The Australian Public Servant Who Helped The Oil Industry Convince The World That Stopping Climate Change Was Too Expensive
Brian Fisher, an economist employed for decades by the Australian government, was essential to obstructing not just climate policy in Australia but global climate action.
drilled.media
November 23, 2024 at 11:56 AM
This is a very important and interesting read about Australian climate change policy:
“The Australian Public Servant Who Helped The Oil Industry Convince The World That Stopping Climate Change Was Too Expensive”
drilled.media/news/Ipieca3
“The Australian Public Servant Who Helped The Oil Industry Convince The World That Stopping Climate Change Was Too Expensive”
drilled.media/news/Ipieca3
Reposted by Janet Bromley
So get this, former acting C'wlth Ombo Richard Glenn who was in the chair during the first botched Robodebt investigation and who Royal Commission found should have been alert to the "substantial" doubt about lawfulness of income averaging has been appointed as... CEO of the High Court of Australia.
November 22, 2024 at 6:27 AM
So get this, former acting C'wlth Ombo Richard Glenn who was in the chair during the first botched Robodebt investigation and who Royal Commission found should have been alert to the "substantial" doubt about lawfulness of income averaging has been appointed as... CEO of the High Court of Australia.
Reposted by Janet Bromley
Now that a few people have joined up here, it’s a good time to say I’m still writing a book on Australian art and culture. If you’re an Australian artist working in any art form, please get in touch. I’d love to interview you.
November 15, 2024 at 11:06 AM
Now that a few people have joined up here, it’s a good time to say I’m still writing a book on Australian art and culture. If you’re an Australian artist working in any art form, please get in touch. I’d love to interview you.