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Can the editors of the Age/SMH explain why they still run pictures of some Aboriginal people without their names in a caption? And why photos of Aboriginal people from central Australia are creatively half-framed with an image of dirt? Let's hear the reasons out loud, see how they sound.

So, let me get this straight.
Jewish people now have a Voice to parliament?
No referendum.
Not even a parliamentary vote.
Simply appointed by the PM.

Now don't get me wrong, good on them, but I might be just a little jealous. 🖤💛💔

The Liberal Party of Australia has made an ad about its Nuclear Plan, and it’s surprisingly honest and informative! www.youtube.com/watch?v=JBqV...

@vintageobscura.bsky.social is the best thing that’s happened to me in a long time 🎶💛💚🧡💛🥰

Yorta Yorta Aboriginal Elder, Human Rights hero and fascism resister, William Cooper, is important to remember, especially today.

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Antarctic Krill. A “keystone species of the Southern Ocean, providing food for many important and charismatic marine creatures, from fish to whales”. When I was young I was fascinated by Antarctica and its delicate and important ecosystems. I learned the importance of krill…

A thread. Three weeks post-COVID on a treatment plan of meds and strict rest. I’ve lived with autoimmune disease for many years yet it’s a surprisingly strange place to be in. Living with chronic illness often means pushing against - and sometimes through - physical limitations. (1)

Meanwhile… 21 days post +ve RAT and I am still feeling like a sack of 💩 This COVID shitfuckery can get in the bin 🦠🗑️

Whaa?! This has made my day - I’m on team Panther Cap! 🥰🍄

Djoongari are a threatened Aussie rodent once widespread before European settlement, now only found on five islands off the coast of Western Australia. Nicknamed “shaggy mouse” they are nocturnal and like to eat flowers and green vegetation. They are also super cute. #drawing #nature

I love capturing the tenacity of life during my daily wanderings. Something about Life insisting on living just because that’s what it does! #sacred

Hope is optimism with a broken heart - Nick Cave

(Faith, Hope and Carnage)

Exploring ways to challenge and heal the pervasive allusion of separation - from nature, spirituality, God… When I can’t get out into the “natural world”, creating nature inspired art can deepen connection and curiosity. I’m not very good at sketching or painting, but that doesn’t matter.

Falling into the fuzziness of birth, death and resurrection this Advent.

Aware of the “Godliness” that permeates all.

Wondering how a new “Christlikeness” might be born - resurrected - in all of creation, regardless of religion and race.

Asking what needs to die to create space for new life.