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Gen Y Social Advocate | Independents 1️⃣ | Talks: Equity, Justice, Intl Affairs, Travel | Adventurer 🌏 | Gardener 🌱| Australian 🐨| RTs≠End | Proudly Blocks🗑
Melbourne (Naarm), Australia
Joined January 2009
*** Pinned Tweet **** .My advocacy tweets: .(See this thread for some of my favourites).
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RT @AttardMon: A very well researched and written.Piece of journalism from.@MattDoran91 on why trust in what Israel says is so low: https:/….
abc.net.au
Israel has provided documents it says justify its killing of a high-profile Palestinian journalist in Gaza. But the "trust us" mentality employed by Israeli authorities has long lost its power.
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More of the University of Melbourne Herbarium. On the frontlines of helping to catalogue and research the Australian plant life in the midst of land clearing, climate change and species disappearance.
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Here the University of Melbourne Herbarium. Home to thousands of plant specimens - which all are being digitalised. On show was real plant specimens collected all the way back in 1770's by the British colonisers.
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Here was the Uni of Melbourne Tiggr Lab - The animal cell research labs. This lab is behind the cutting edge science of bringing back to life the extinct Tasmanian Tiger. Scientists on track in a few years to having Dunarts be a surrogate host for Tasmanian Tiger embryros.
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More of the University of Melbourne private specimen museum. Includes ancient fossils, preserved animals, animal skeletons and taxidermy animals - both current and extinct.
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Another wild adventure. This week is science week so the University of Melbourne put on a rare behind the scenes tour the Herbarium (plant archives), the animal cell research labs and finally the specimen museum. Skulls of the Extinct Tasmania Tiger and skeleton of NZ Moas
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If you need budget accom in Canberra highly recommend the Canberra accomodation centre. Its former uni accom in the heart of Canberra. If you call up direct and you are a repeat customer, you get $85 per night for a single bed room. (Shared level bathroom and kitchen).
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The same guy Tim Wilson who proudly stood by then Liberal leader Scott Morrison to have teenagers operate forklifts. But ok. I mean for a guy who's now shadow minister for employment and literally was 3 years unemployed, its Utopia tv show clownery. Deeply unserious. #auspol
Employment numbers out. Job creation has fallen short of expectations. Participation gains are driven by necessity not prosperity. Small business is caving under Labor’s failing economy. More Aussies are having to work because real wages are still where they were 15 years ago.
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It's always interesting how quick universities are to have open days, sign people up and take your cash. But then when unenrolling, withdrawing from units and dealing with census dates, it's a different story.
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RT @EarthquakesGA: Region: Mornington, VIC.Mag: 3.2.UTC: 2025-08-13 18:39:25.Lat: -38.40, Lon: 144.97.Dep: 10km.For more info and updates,….
earthquakes.ga.gov.au
Geoscience Australia monitors, analyses and reports on significant earthquakes to alert the Australian Government, State and Territory Governments and the public about earthquakes in Australia and...
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RT @taylorswift13: And, baby, that’s show business for you. New album The Life of a Showgirl. Out October 3 ❤️🔥. .
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RT @HelenClarkNZ: Standing at closed #Rafah crossing to #Gaza where no people or vehicles enter or depart is an eerie experience. Beyond th….
thepost.co.nz
Shortly after Parliament debated whether NZ should recognise Palestine as a state, the former prime minister described “eerie” scenes at the border, asking of the Government: “Who are the holdouts?”
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RT @theage: Marelen wastes thousands of hours commuting to work. She wants two things to change.
theage.com.au
In a new series, The Age focuses on Melbourne’s western suburbs, where high-skilled jobs are scarce and transport links often poor, to see how life could improve in Australia’s fastest-growing region.
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RT @AmyRemeikis: The first policy pronouncement of the Coalition was to ‘un-recognise’ Palestine when in government (at best 6 yrs away) an….
thenewdaily.com.au
Sussan Ley’s pronouncement on Palestine and a need to appease the far-right of her party is dragging the Coalition into the political abyss.
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