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Pebbles
@SusanBoylesCat
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Since Trump returned to power, Australia's Prime Minister, @AlboMP, has boasted about their relationship. But now, with his new demand for sweeping online censorship, Albanese is willing to sacrifice his nation's coveted minerals deal so he can silence critics of mass migration.
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It gets worse, there are three Bills in play: 1. The current Online Safety Amendment Bill before Parliament. 2. The Digital Duty of Care Exposure Draft 3. The Privacy Bill Exposure Draft, which in some respects is even as bad as 2 (and which we have a petition up:
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Bill Tracker Follow legislation affecting privacy, free speech, anonymity, encryption, and digital identity. Each record explains what the bill does, where it stands, and why it matters. And which country is first off the mark?
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The cornerstone of a functioning democracy isn’t a safer internet. It’s one where the government doesn’t get to decide, quietly and unilaterally, what you’re allowed to say on it and how you interact with it. #NODDOC#
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So Rio Tinto SOLD THEIR COAL $3.7 billion, now reason for threat to close down cost of coal? Rio tinto divestment out of coal assume it expected Govts the Taxpayer TO PAY Billions to Keep the company & Jobs essential for OUR NATIONS economy Local & State? TIME TO END THE SUBSIDIZING THE PROFITABLE COMPANIES this is not a stand alone company. Rio Tinto has a global company GOVT RECEIVE PART OWNERSHIP the public private they like to push TIME TO apply @PressClubAust @abcnews @ABCmediawatch @AustralianLabor @NSWLabor @LiberalAus @The_Nationals @AlboMP @AngusTaylorMP Rio Tinto's total assets are valued at approximately $128.102 billion as of 2025, and the company reported a net income of $10.249 billion for the same year, indicating strong profitability. Overview of Rio Tinto's Assets and Profitability Total Assets As of 2025, Rio Tinto's total assets are valued at approximately $128.102 billion. This substantial asset base reflects the company's extensive operations and investments in the mining sector. Profitability Metrics Rio Tinto reported a net income of $10.249 billion for the year 2025. This figure indicates strong profitability, showcasing the company's ability to generate significant earnings from its operations. Key Financial Highlights Financial Metric Value (2025) Total Assets$128.102 billion Net Income$10.249 billion These figures highlight Rio Tinto's robust financial position and its effectiveness in managing its resources to achieve profitability in the competitive mining industry. Government subsidies can significantly enhance the financial performance of mining companies like Rio Tinto by allowing them to extract minerals from federal lands without paying for them, which can lead to substantial profits. For instance, the mining industry is estimated to receive about one billion dollars worth of minerals annually from federal lands without any cost to taxpayers??????? QU: MSM Press value of their is it shallow coverage? @unionsnsw @ChrisMinnsMP @NSWLabor @alpsa @PMalinauskasMP TIME NATIONs GOVTS RETURNED TO BUILDING nations Portfolio of Valuable Assests infrastructure & services they sold off. Investment to REBUILD our manufacture base BUT Govts need to ensure we the people OWN shares power influence for the money paid & not just pay to keep jobs.
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Oh Jodie, your struggles with premenopausal/weight gain issues cannot compare to the problems plaguing ordinary Aussies living in your idiot husband’s Australia. Please spare me the sob story.
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Labor’s stealth visa overhaul quietly de-prioritises offshore skilled workers. In other words, curbs migrants ultimately more likely to vote against high income tax. This is outrageous.
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To TCW‘s loyal readers, especially those who put their money where their mouth was and sustained our ever-precarious finances to stay publishing this long, and those of you who have kept me on the ball. You know who you are – please keep in touch as the fight goes on with the new Right Times with Kathy Gyngell Substack - where you’ll be able to find other TCW writers too.
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Coming up this Tuesday in Bike Boy — the True Crime Podcast, we reveal how a parking fine issued to Catherine Andrews was allegedly torn up with the assistance of now Assistant Commissioner of Police — Brett Curran. Is this matter for IBAC? Should Curran stand down?
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'Australian uranium good enough for India but not for us'. You must read this from Pauline Hanson, she is on the mark with this statement.
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A political party that benefits from foreign born voters has a powerful incentive to accelerate mass immigration.
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The Government's official definition of Islamophobia is already having a chilling effect on free speech. South Wales Police went even further, instructing officers to record any incident that went beyond "legitimate" discussion of Islam. But why should a police officer get to decide what constitutes "illegitimate" discussion of a religion in a country without blasphemy laws? The Free Speech Union threatened South Wales Police with legal action unless it withdrew the guidance, and Claire Coutinho wrote to the Chair of the Equality and Human Rights Commission. The force has now confirmed that it has paused the guidance. The Government's definition is a gold-embossed invitation for public bodies to go even further than ministers in stifling legitimate criticism and debate about Islam. As Claire tells FSU Director of Research and Policy David Rose, if an officer records an incident on the basis that your comments went beyond "legitimate" discussion of Islam, that could appear on an enhanced DBS check and potentially affect your employment prospects. That is effectively the reintroduction of non-crime hate incidents through the back door. There is no democratic mandate for this. Watch the full episode on the FSU YouTube channel 👇
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The Online Safety Act has created a minefield for individuals and businesses trying to navigate life online. The consequences of getting any of the Ofcom guidance wrong can be financially ruinous. So, we at @SpeechUnion want to help! Do you run a small to medium website that Ofcom is looking into? Are you likely to fall into the ‘small but risky’ category of providers? Have Ofcom approached you and your business about OSA compliance? If this answer is yes, please contact us at legal@freespeechunion.org
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“If older people cannot understand the system, cannot get timely assessments, cannot find available providers, or have to pay privately for essential services, then the system is not yet meeting its promise,” he said.
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