After 12 good years on Twitter and one horrible year of Elon Musk's X-cesspit, I'm hanging up my Twitter-boots. Musk's troll army will have to find someone else to abuse. I might return someday, but in the meantime I'm at Threads. I'll leave you with a recap of my fav moments👇🏻

📍I'm pleased to announce the Murdoch Referendum Accountability Project final report is now available to download here📍 https://t.co/1wGBsOmz3f Here is a short thread summarising the key findings 👇🏻

Anthony Klan had investigated the funders of the ‘No’ campaign. Despicable that the ‘No’ campaign accused ‘Yes’ of being ‘elites’ because some ‘Yes’ campaigners are highly educated. Meanwhile, the ‘No’ campaign was funded by some of Australia’s richest people - in secret. Why?

This is such disingenuous crap from @SenatorCash. The Uluru Statement From the Heart was developed under the PM Abbott. HE asked FN people to develop how they wanted to be recognised in the constitution. Albo was the middle guy who took it to the people to vote. So much lying.

I have been accused dozens of times, in the past 72 hours, of being intolerant of people who have a different opinion from me on the indigenous Voice to Parliament. I just wanted to clear something up. It's true.

I'm calling for Royal Commission into Australian media's ability to serve democracy, covering: 👀Truth in advertising laws 👀Murdoch concentrated power used for political campaigning 👀Shady think tanks funding & link to politics 👀Media's watchdog ability https://t.co/SDfwR9LKzr

Why is it that international media can so clearly point to ‘no’ campaign’s use of misinformation and racially charged culture wars in the Voice referendum, yet our own media barely reported it? Why isn’t the ABC doing a better job of criticising the sordid state of ‘no’ campaign?

Lots of people are talking about the ABC’s failure to report about the referendum accurately because of their unthinking quest for “balance” and the lack of scrutiny given to the ‘no’ campaign’s lies and misrepresentations. Well done Laura Tingle for calling this out. A thread👇🏻

Issues to be addressed post-referendum, no matter result: 👉🏻Truth in political advertising laws 👉🏻News Corp’s concentrated media power used for political campaigning / misinformation 👉🏻No campaign’s shady funding and ‘think tank’ links 👉🏻ABC’s inability to do watchdog journalism

Jacinta Price has lied her way through referendum. As per below statement she made at a 'no' rally, she says the Voice came from PM - a lie, that it is not an advisory body - a lie, and that there's no detail - a lie, parliament decides details. Why are her lies never called out?

Dutton thinks poor little James Stevens is owed an apology by ABC because of his car crash appearance on #QandA where he found himself backed into a corner trying to defend indefensible position denying colonisation’s negative impact on Aboriginals. Stevens is NOT THE VICTIM HERE

James Stevens is member for Sturt in Adelaide’s leafy eastern suburbs. He has been virtually invisible since taking over the seat from Christopher Pyne. And now he’s made a name for himself with this outrageously offensive attempt to erase Aboriginal experienced of colonisation.

A vandal has added a line to 110km/hr speed signs on the Pacific Highway. If seeing this makes you feel sadness and despair, now imagine how you’d feel driving past this as an indigenous Australian. To them, it says “sit down and shut up”. #VoteYes

This is the standard of ‘debate’ I’ve been experiencing for months from ‘no’ trolls. Absolutely true that the Voice referendum did not divide us, it revealed us. Emboldened the worst of Australia.

I think it's important to note that Albo did get bipartisan support for the Voice referendum. He got the support of then Liberal Shadow Aboriginal Affairs spokesperson Julian Lesser and former Minister for Indigenous Affairs Ken Wyatt. Dutton split his own party to reject Voice.

To mark Rupert Murdoch stepping down from News Corp, let’s talk about how news media is not meant to be used for political campaigning, culture wars and manufactured conflict. As Australia’s biggest news company, News Corp undermines the health of our democracy, yet is normalised

Yesterday I asked if media would give Voice to Jacinta Price’s community. @GuardianAus have done that. The Central Land Council - 90 elected members - have said Price’s comments denying ongoing impacts of colonisation are hurtful and insulting. Will this be widely reported?

Guys! We are all wrong about colonisation having a negative impact on indigenous people because Warren Mundine has named three aboriginals who have "been very successful". Including himself! We are at the "you couldn't make this shit up" stage of this referendum debate. Honestly

To make her anti-Voice argument work, Jacinta Price has had to deny reality of Aboriginal disadvantage, deny history of dispossession and trauma, and deny that her own shadow portfolio is needed. Does anyone in the media want to call this out? It’s not just post-truth, it’s vile.

Incredible to see the media collectively warming up to blaming Albo for ‘not convincing enough yes’ supporters, while congratulating Dutton, Price and Mundine for lying so effectively they made it impossible for ‘yes’ to cut through. Do they ever think about what they’re saying?