Dani

It’s money over safety and their only response if to kill the dingoes. Cap visitor numbers and leave the dogs alone.

U.S. attorney in Miami targeting Cuban Communist leaders with new initiative, sources say President Trump has indicated he's keeping an eye on Cuba and predicted on CNN that "Cuba is gonna fall pretty soon."

#Cuba The top federal prosecutor in Miami is spearheading a new initiative targeting Cuban leaders for prosecution, sources familiar with the plan tell CBS News. www.cbsnews.com/news/u-s-att...

That’s fucken stupid AF

UN Rapporteur: Endless growth agenda is pushing us to the brink The UN has finally cottoned on – that's right, the endless pursuit of growth is sleep walking us towards annihilation and must be abandoned

The UN has finally cottoned on – that's right, the endless pursuit of growth is sleep walking us towards annihilation and must be abandoned.

Antibiotic licence for salmon farming revoked over 'unacceptable risk' The use of florfenicol in Tasmania's salmon industry has been banned as the country's veterinary medicine regulator suspends an emergency licence for the antibiotic.

It’s astonishing that anyone eats their shitfish.

The Australia Institute:

Aged Care work salaries are only increasing because they were previously so outrageously low. Even now, they should be raised further. #QT #agedcare #auspol

Stop framing deepfake harassment of women as a social problem - It's a cybersecurity problem Non-consensual deepfake abuse of women is not just online harassment but cybercrime, demanding full threat intelligence and security action.

Smart piece from @megansquire.bsky.social arguing that the proliferation of AI “deepfake” nude images should not be thought of just as a social/cultural issue, but as a cybersecurity threat. The production of this stuff plugs into a world that’s often criminal.

securitybrief.news/story/stop-f...

📣 Reportedly only 140,000 out of the 480,000 Robodebt class action members have registered to receive additional compensation in the proposed settlement.

If you're eligible, you have until 4pm tomorrow to register with Gordon Legal:

robodebtsettlement.com.au

As a middle power, Australia should be careful what it wishes for when it comes to an illegal war with Iran | Andrew Wilkie I resigned from the intelligence services over the fraudulent case for the invasion of Iraq in 2003. And I see some alarming parallels with this case

Do we really want a world where the strong can do as they please and the weak suffer as they must? I wrote for The Guardian today about why Australia shouldn’t stand for this, and why international law matters for a middle power like Australia #auspol #politas

www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

Concerns Santos fracking at remote NT station will damage hot springs Fears hot springs in the remote NT could be damaged by fracking on a cattle station prompt water scientists and Indigenous custodians to call on the territory government to step in and reject an appli...

Scientists and Indigenous custodians call on the NT govt to reject an application by Santos to drill and frack 12 test shale gas wells on a remote cattle station, warning the project would damage hot springs in the Beetaloo Basin. www.abc.net.au/news/2026-03...

Last year we lost 78 women to violence - the year before 106 women were killed.
#Auspol

The Vic Parliament is holding an inquiry into Renewables for Apartments. This is a great opportunity to expand access to solar for all. In FoE's submission, we're calling on Vic to prioritise energy justice, create an SEC-Virtual Power Plant + a Solar Garden pilot www.melbournefoe.org.au/submissions

Tiny, lost and constipated: what a baby turtle told Australian scientists about warming seas The arrival of loggerheads in New South Wales shows these ‘sentinels of climate change’ are being forced into unknown territory

My, my, aren't we the most advanced 'species' on the planet, that it doesn't need to give a flying fish fuck about any others.

“We see a lot more impact from humans … fishing lines, boat strikes, plastic ingestion. Entanglement can lead to amputated flippers & embedded hooks."

Safe travels, BB🐢💚

Kelly Wilkinson was turned away from Southport police station and told to ‘cool off, give Brian a break’ while seeking help just four days before her estranged husband, Brian Earl Johnston, burned her to death in 2021, an inquest has heard.

Read the full story 🔗👉 www.theguardian.com/australia-ne...

Albanese government rejected advice on Tasmanian salmon farming impact before passing pro-industry laws FoI documents show ministers ignored recommendation for fresh inquiry that could have reduced or paused farming

www.theguardian.com/australia-ne...

Taking the Lord's name in vain is less about saying "OMG" and more about claiming He ordained you to bomb a nation, including a girl's school, with "maximum lethality"

‘The concert ticket industry is broken,’ justice department says as Ticketmaster trial begins Entertainment giant keeps average of $7.58 of each ticket for events at major concert venues, court hears

The ACCC etc should do this here. "Ticketmaster" is an appalling "business" extorting performers and audiences alike.

www.theguardian.com/business/202...

the NT considers indigenous children as young as 10 to be legally culpable for their actions & suitable for jailing; if any one of them had done this...

it's not like white supremacy has been especially well masked in this country but there's not even a pretence anymore #auspol

Julia Gillard: The rollback of women’s rights is being heralded by global leaders. Here’s a chance for advocates to push back **_Former Prime mininster Julia Gillard pens this piece in the lead-up to Women Deliver, which is expected to see thousands of gender equality advocates arriving in Melbourne next month. Women’s Agenda is a media partner ofWomen Deliver. _** The most common topic I am asked about in my post-politics career and life is gender equality. I’ve acknowledged the role gender played in my time as Prime Minister, and unsurprisingly, people often want to know whether I think things have changed since then. I’m glad to say that yes, we have made progress and that is worth celebrating. Research shows that the majority of people worldwide say gender equality matters to them. But unfortunately, in many areas, that progress is glacial, stagnating, or at worst, going backwards. Next month, thousands of gender equality advocates from around the world, from grassroots organisers to policymakers, will descend on Melbourne. For the first time ever, Australia, alongside the Pacific region, will host the Women Deliver Conference. As an organisation, Women Deliver strives to advance gender equality by advocating for the health and rights of girls and women, but it is best known for its convening power. The first Women Deliver Conference was held in London in 2007, where some 2,000 people from 115 countries declared that the deaths of over 500,000 women each year during pregnancy and childbirth would no longer be tolerated. The conferences have grown since then. I was fortunate to be among the more than 8000 people who gathered in Vancouver in 2019 and to attend the Copenhagen conference in 2016. > This rolling back of women’s rights is not being done in secret. It’s being heralded by key global political leaders. Women Deliver has also grown in its mission since 2007. Beyond the vital topic of maternal mortality, it now tackles the full gamut of issues around the ability of women and girls to control their own bodies and to control their own lives. Having seen firsthand the power of these large-scale gatherings of women and organisations that are passionate about creating change and accelerating forward momentum, I am incredibly excited for what’s about to happen in Melbourne. **This global event could not be occurring at a more crucial time.** There is no way of lifting our eyes and looking at the planet we share without being confronted by truly alarming images of conflict, violence, the effects of climate change, political polarisation, increasing geopolitical turbulence and rising authoritarianism. For women in countries around the world, including many western democracies, we see reproductive rights under blatant attack, we see girls being denied their basic right to an education, and in conflict zones, women and girls are targeted with deliberate physical and sexual violence. This rolling back of women’s rights is not being done in secret. It’s being heralded by key global political leaders. This rolling back of women’s rights is not being done in secret. It’s being heralded by key global political leaders.It’s not being disguised or done in tiny increments. It is overt, strategic and being attempted in bounding leaps. So we must push back in the same way and find the courage to take bounding leaps as well. We must not allow the next five, 10 or 20 years to solidify a retrenchment of rights. It is this environment that makes next month’s Women Deliver conference so important. It will provide a vital opportunity to come together as a global community and share perspectives, identify opportunities, confront challenges and chart tangible action. Women Deliver will also ensure we amplify the voices of people who are too often not heard in global events, including women from Pacific nations and First Nations communities. As described above, we know there are organised forces actively working to dismantle gender equality gains, but as we come together as a community in Melbourne, we must also acknowledge that the movement for gender equality has to do better. We have not won community hearts and minds in the way that we need to. We have allowed the impression to settle that gender equality is a zero-sum game where if women and girls get more, then men and boys must get less, and that perception has been exploited. We need to ensure everyone is brought along on this journey and comes to understand that a gender equal world is a better world for everyone. A boy who aspires to become an aged care worker or a man who wants to take extended paternity leave will feel as confined by gender stereotypes as a girl who aims to be a leader in space technology or a woman who chooses not to have children. We must bust through these barriers to create more options and choices for all. So how will Women Deliver and its community of determined changemakers tackle these challenges? The Conference has bold goals, including elevating a new generation of feminist and youth-led leadership; defining new policies which break down all forms of oppression; and strengthening transnational gender equality movements to hold governments and institutions to account. Central to this effort is Women Deliver’s Feminist Playbook, a collective declaration and roadmap to transform how power, resources, and decision-making shape gender equality. People consulted in nations across the world raised a common concern: financial and decision-making authority remains concentrated among a small number of wealthy governments and donors. When decisions are made far from the people most affected by inequality, they often fail to reflect daily realities and needs. In Melbourne, the playbook will be debated, refined and formally adopted as a shared expression of principles and direction. But this is not an endpoint. Rather, it is a new beginning to ensure that we, as a global community, deliver for girls and women, not only in commitments but also in measurable outcomes. When one lists all the challenges we face in today’s world, things can feel dire. But we have hope and confidence that we will harness this opportunity to come together and emerge with renewed energy and a plan for action. Share this Julia GillardWomen DeliverWomen Deliver 2026 by Julia Gillard 10 hours ago ## Stay Smart! Get Women's Agenda in your inbox * Email * Phone This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. Δ ## Latest news ### When the PM called Grace Tame “difficult”, women in business heard a warning ### Tanya Plibersek accuses reality show MAFS of platforming coercive control ### Don’t “Give to Gain” and get duped again this International Women’s Day! ### Thousands gather in Iran for mass funeral of girls killed in US-Israeli strike on school ### A performance review live on air? When ‘feedback’ turns into public bullying ### How an International Court judge thinks about hope

Julia Gillard: The rollback of women’s rights is being heralded by global leaders. Here’s a chance for advocates to push back https://womensagenda.com.au/latest/soapbox/julia-gillard-the-rollback-of-womens-rights-is-being-heralded-by-global-leaders/ #AUSpol

We all deserve support when we need it - and we deserve it without having to wait weeks or months for it, especially when that wait could be deadly. Add your name to the call to governments to fund women's safety: www.fairagenda.org/fund_womens_...

It is so damning of US news media that so many outlets refuse to just straight up say that Senator Tim Sheehy assaulted an activist.

He did not "help" Capitol police. They did not need his help. He wanted to assault the guy and did. He should resign.

Last year, 50 Australians were serving on US attack submarines, and that number was on the rise.

The Albanese Government must answer whether Australian troops were used in this attack.

If we don't want to be involved in this war, withdraw Australian troops.

If you, or a loved one has suffered at their hands.........🔽🔽🔽
Also thinking of brave mother's Kath & Jenny. ❤️‍🩹

Decorated youth camp founder found guilty of child sex abuse A jury returns majority guilty verdicts in the trial of Geoff Guest, 99, who has an Order of Australia Medal for his youth work.

The only reason this thoroughly evil man wasn’t behind bars years ago is that he had powerful LNP friends who protected him.

some of you know about my battle in the courts

alongside the most recent victim of his...

today,
be happy for us..

my "sista" has hired a kickarse family lawyer who is a fearless #man

He launched his first attack today ..

Finally,

our voices are being heard,
amplified

#mensviolence

Exclusive: NDIS algorithm designed to put scheme back on track at 'critical risk' Documents seen by Crikey show that senior staff at the National Disability Insurance Agency have warned that the policy design of the so-called New Framework Planning is in disarray.

Rollout of new NDIS reform in chaos, as fears grow over impact of computer-driven assessments www.crikey.com.au/2026/03/05/r...

Police told Kelly Wilkinson to ‘cool off’ and give estranged husband ‘a break’ days before he burned her to death, inquest hears Wilkinson was turned away by police while seeking help four days before she was murdered, Queensland coroner’s court told

Yes, this is how Police treat domestic violence victims in Qld. We have experience of it in our family, admittedly about 8 years ago, but would be surprised if anything's changed.
www.theguardian.com/australia-ne...

Nuestra América Convoy We are mobilizing to Cuba, bringing critical humanitarian aid for its people.

We are mobilizing to Cuba, bringing critical humanitarian aid for its people.

Join us in Havana on 21 March.

The nerve of this woman to say on stage that taxpayers are “overtaxed in this country” while charging us for the $9000 flight from NSW to VIC to get on that stage.

Utterly atrocious. What a grubby little lot they are.