how do they organise this
Liz Crash
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local history (Footscray and environs), etc. pro-swamp, pro-grassland, pro-basalt
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it’s wild how long it’s been illegal for sex workers to meet clients at home. pure misogyny. you can trace it back to 19th C laws criminalising “keeping a disorderly house” — i.e. being a single woman with male visitors. Dec 1 can’t come soon enough
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sucked in dickhead
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The Prime Minister walks straight into a wall of protesters following his press conference at Macquarie Point.
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the thing about the Australian Labor Party is that it’s the product of despair. the 19th C labour movement was largely sceptical of parliamentary struggle, but then a series of crushing defeats in 1890-1 created an “if you fight you lose big time. i want to sit down” sort of vibe
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Every time I wipe down a surface there’s an approximately 45% chance I’ll start singing the song from the 90s spray and wipe ads. “She’s nabbed that rich boy Ray, now his folks are on their way”. This is not voluntary. Advertisers owe an incalculable debt to society.
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once i saw anthony albanese bend over to tie his shoe and his blazer rode up and i saw he had a tramp stamp that looked like this
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i’ve been reading the Zhuangzi and it rules. translating classical chinese into contemporary vernacular english is notoriously difficult, so i’ve sprung for a recent scholarly translation, but the old public domain one is still very fun and beautiful
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its ok he fired the people in charge of telling him its illegal
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fascinating example of how terms like “vulnerability” reframe problems of unsafe environments as one of weak individuals who need special care and protection. “people crossing a residential street while freight trucks barrel past” here become “our most vulnerable road users”.
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