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Maths Pedagogical Coach | Passionate about Social Justice & Maths Education | Views my own |

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@GregBCurran
Dr. Greg Curran
8 years
I cannot believe I can finally call my beautiful partner, my husband. We're MARRIED at last - after 23 years together. Such a beautiful, moving day. #MarriageEquality #LoveWins
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@boganintel
Joel Jenkins
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Some other achievements: *Sacks CSIRO staff *Condemns Australia to climate oblivion with north west project *Militarisation of our country to prepare it for our United States great power war against the largest trading partner of China *Prepares Australia to store foreign
@AlboMP
Anthony Albanese
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5% deposits. 20% off student debt. Cheaper meds. More bulk billing. That’s real help with the cost of living for Australians.
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@rebaillieu
Rob Baillieu
3 years
So I was unaware of this until today. The husband of Jess Wilson the Liberal candidate for Kew has a history of homophobia. I feel strongly that Jess should publicly explain where the family stands on LGBT issues. They’re old comments so I’m sure they’ve changed. Right? #auspol
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Guido Rockensack
3 years
Apparently Jess Wilson thinks her IPA husband’s extreme views are “off-limits”… she has cracked the shits on local FB community groups in response to questions about whether she agrees with his positions.
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@Craig_Foster
Craig Foster
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‘Defence inspector inadvertently omitted 10 consultations held with NACC chief Paul Brereton’ Trust is inadvertently omitted. This is why Freedom of Information access is so critically important in a democracy. Without it, much inadvertence.
abc.net.au
A previous disclosure that the head of the federal corruption watchdog had been consulted 11 times has been corrected to 21.
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@stephaniedowric
Dr Stephanie Dowrick Joins calls for PEACE
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CSIRO to cut up to 350 research jobs in major overhaul - ABC News Bizarre. And unforgivable when the blatant waste of AUKUS continues. Who is Minister for Science? ⁦@JEChalmers⁩ for heaven’s sake, show spine with public funds.
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abc.net.au
After 440 positions were slashed last year, the CSIRO has announced more staff cuts across the country in a bid to remain financially viable.
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@DougCameron51
Doug Cameron
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Hundreds of jobs destroyed at the iconic CSIRO while we subsidise the US and UK military industrial establishments with no guarantee of ever receiving nuclear powered subs designed to attack China, our most important trading partner. Militarism gone mad! Well said Ed Husic 👏
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@Mon4Kooyong
Dr Monique Ryan MP
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Smart countries don’t cut funding to their world-leading science and technology research organisations. The Albanese government has to step up and provide adequate support for research and development in Australia - it has to invest in our future.
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abc.net.au
After 440 positions were slashed last year, the CSIRO has announced more staff cuts across the country in a bid to remain financially viable.
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@DavidShoebridge
David Shoebridge
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AGAIN we find out that Commissioner Major General Brereton had been involved in undisclosed conflicts of interest. What’s it going to take for the Albanese Government to finally realise his position is untenable??
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@BobBrownFndn
Bob Brown Foundation
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🚨 Wildlife crime scene in the Central Highlands. This morning, protesters have transformed a logging coupe into a theatrical crime scene, drawing attention to the ecocide unfolding in one of Lutruwita / Tasmania’s ancient forests on the edge of Lake King William. #politas
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@R_o_d_C
Roderick Campbell
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Cracking piece on Albo/Murray Watt's terrible env law proposals. Richard Denniss in The Point today... https://t.co/ukJ2Tic5kv
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thepoint.com.au
That’s the kind of calculation a bureaucrat would literally have to make under Environment Minister Murray Watt’s new ‘environmental laws’.
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@MarkOgge
Mark Ogge
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Honestly, it would be absurd for Australia to host COP31. Australia has 3X per capita emissions of Turkey, is a massive fossil fuel exporter and just approved a 50-year extension of one of the worst fossil fuel exports projects in the world. https://t.co/TVIQAks9A3
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@SueHigginson_
Sue Higginson 🌳 Greens MP
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It's sickening, but it's true. During the worst year for First Nations deaths in custody in the history of New South Wales, the NSW Labor Party are passing laws to increase the risk of First Nations deaths in custody.
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@DavidPocock
David Pocock
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Not surprised states and territories are angry. Govt can’t ask them to spend less on hospitals, when so many patients in the hospitals can’t be discharged because of federal programs like NDIS & aged care. https://t.co/uahinVuq88 ACT public health is currently less than 35%
abc.net.au
Health ministers are furious with a letter from the prime minister demanding they rein in spending if they want a public hospital funding deal honoured. 
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@NickFeik
Nick Feik
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The TAS state and federal governments are protecting the filthy and damaging salmon industry even if it means risking the valuable rock lobster industry based off Bruny #politas
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@noplaceforsheep
Dr Sheep Person Podge
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We can give $386billion & counting to the US for phantom submarines but our public hospitals have to curtail spending on sick people? WTF is wrong with you @AlboMP ???
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@ShiannonC
ShiannonCorcoran💉x4 @shiannonc.bsky.social
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From Michael West: Every day we are hearing in the fossil media - that fossil fuels are cheaper than renewables. It is a MASSIVE lie. Just look at the actual sources - the Gencost, AEMO, CSIRO .. the actual experts. Yet, Matt Canavan, Jacinta Price, Barnaby Joyce and half the
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@DavidPocock
David Pocock
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Business and energy leaders are clear: abandoning net zero will increase power bills. They warn it will undermine investment, increase costs and create more uncertainty. https://t.co/5kuw4RtfXJ The “least cost, lowest impact pathway is an energy system dominated by renewables
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theguardian.com
CEO of Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry calls Sussan Ley’s new policy ‘a bit of a plan not to have a plan’, echoing business scepticism
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@BrentHodgson
Brent Hodgson
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Matt’s most recent “totally not big business” donor disclosures show his party is funded by: Adani Hancock Prospecting Ernst & Young, PwC Pubs & pokies lobby Mining lobby Santos Tabcorp Star Casino etc None of these (nor any similar companies) donate to any so-called “teals”.
@mattjcan
Senator Matt Canavan
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that's because the teals are on the side of big business we are not
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@SistaRuthDOPD
Sista Cate Ruth ♿
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The Queensland Liberal-National government has ousted two union-linked board members from the state’s curriculum body and will replace them with conservative figures, including the founding chair of the right wing lobby group Advance. https://t.co/PmZZE7njfm
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theguardian.com
Former Advance chair and Catholic education leader appointed in changes that come amid breakdown in teacher pay negotiations
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@NickFeik
Nick Feik
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Lobster fishery off Bruny Island in TAS closed on eve of the opening of fishing season due to antibiotic use by the salmon farms. No indication of how long for. Must be a devastating blow for fishermen approaching Xmas. Now confirmed by minister. https://t.co/SzmSnn0wjL
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tasmaniantimes.com
The commercial rock lobster fishery south of the D'Entrecasteaux Channel is now closed effective 15 November 2025
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@Craig_Foster
Craig Foster
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Australia should not be selling weapons, hosting weapons companies or providing any support to weapons companies or countries involved in mass human rights atrocities, genocide. A very basic part of our human rights and international law obligations.
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theguardian.com
Australian companies have exported nearly $300m weapons over five years to the UAE, which has denied shipping weapons to a paramilitary group in Sudan
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