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It was my honour to meet our Victorian volunteer who was allegedly attacked after having One Nation signs in his backyard.
His injuries are serious and he has long road to recovery ahead. I want to thank everyone who has supported him and his family by raising a quarter of a million dollars for him.
Guess what he said when I met him? He wants to get home to put his signs back up. What a trooper.
But this is the kind of violence that Victorians are having to deal with every day as well as a court system that treats bail as a catch and release program.
Criminals who are here on a visa should be rounded up and sent home. Australians are sick of their safety being put second.
Katarina Brozovic+ retweeted
🎬 WHO DECIDES?
A new Australian documentary exploring the growing debate over the participation of trans-identified males in female-only spaces, and the wider implications for education, healthcare and public policy.
Through interviews with people directly affected, alongside experts, advocates, journalists, legal professionals and policymakers, WHO DECIDES? examines the competing rights, evidence and lived experiences at the centre of one of Australia's most contested debates.
Watch the trailer and find out more.
🌐 whodecidesfilm.com/
📅 Premieres 5 November 2026.
A Documentary Film
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💜 Thank you @OneNationTas
Women Speak Tasmania thanks One Nation Tasmania for making the recognition of biological reality one of its core principles.
Principle 11: Respect Biological Reality
“Uphold biological sex as a scientific fact to protect sex-based rights and sports, and keep sexual identity out of primary school classrooms.”
We welcome this clear commitment to recognising biological sex, protecting women's and girls' sex-based rights and ensuring that primary school education remains age-appropriate.
These are important issues that deserve honesty, clarity and leadership.
Thank you, One Nation Tasmania, for making this a core principle.
💜 Women Speak Tasmania
She was there when Julia Gillard's changes were made, yet she plays dumb?
Fix the problem, or get out of the way, so those more competent will, instead.
Social Services Minister @tanya_plibersek said “the idea” that women who have already experienced sexual assault might face further risk in jail is “really troubling”; yet this is not an idea. It is the reality created by policies that place male prisoners in the female estate. 😧
‼️”What kind of message does that send?”‼️
Plibersek said women deserve to be safe and that no one has the right to endanger others; the “basic principle.” Yet she would not address the policy that placed a man who sexually abused his own child and produced dozens of videos of the abuse into a women’s prison. Labor’s refusal to amend the Sex Discrimination Act continues to enable exactly that endangerment, ignoring the “basic principle” that women deserve the right to sex-based segregation for their safety. 🙅♀️
Federal Australian Labor Party ministers routinely treat this as a purely state matter. Prison management is a state responsibility. But the Sex Discrimination Act, as amended in 2013, creates the legal pathway that pressures states to accommodate gender-identity claims in single-sex spaces. @AustralianLabor has refused to support amendments that would restore clear sex-based rights and give states the unambiguous legal basis to keep male prisoners out of women’s prisons. Self-identification is being used to override the sex-based segregation that applies to everyone else.
If women’s safety were the priority, men who identify as women would never be placed in women’s prisons. The only proper question is where, within the male estate, they should be managed. Plibersek’s refusal to confront this is the position of a government that continues to allow it. This is what is “really troubling”. #FixTheSDA 💜🤍💚
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New polling reveals majority of South Australians support nuclear energy.
63% of South Australians support the state expanding its nuclear industry to support exploring nuclear energy for electricity.
Support was highest among Coalition state election voters, with 82% indicating support, followed by One Nation voters at 78%, Labor at 58% and Greens at 43%.
⚛️ Read our full media release:
nuclearforaustralia.com/new-…
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🎥 Samoa's Deputy Prime Minister Mulipola Anarosa Ale Molioo addresses the opening of #CHOGM2026.
As outgoing Commonwealth Chair-in-Office, Samoa hands over the mantle of leadership to Prime Minister @GastonBrowne and the people of Antigua and Barbuda. 🇼🇸🇦🇬
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These are Amir Hossein Maleki, 20, and Amir Hossein Ebrahimi, 20, who were arrested for taking part in the January protests.
They were executed this morning by the Islamic regime.
Alone. Innocent.
Pity the protestors don't believe in cleaning up their own crap, nor recycling their tents.
Is it because they were all paid for by wealthy donors like Soros Open Society?
Behing the scenes, free speech is important, even for young people.
The company behind Reddit claims the Albanese Government's social media ban profoundly limits political discussion, presenting its case to the High Court. #auspol
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Official CHOGM deliberations begin today in Antigua and Barbuda with a renewed focus on creating bold trade and investment opportunities for our 56 member countries.
Catch up on some of our top stories from #CHOGM2026 ⬇️
🙋🏽♀️ Joint Forums kick off Commonwealth events: bit.ly/3UBX8Pg
🌎 Ministers reaffirm their commitment to advancing shared interests: bit.ly/4jVKiWu
📘 Launch of our new State of the Commonwealth Report: bit.ly/4sXyBRD
🤝 Small States Ministers call for stronger partnerships and investment: bit.ly/4iVDcju
Follow our CHOGM coverage: TheCommonwealth.org/CHOGM
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Tory leader Kemi Badenoch praises the Royal Navy and its role in ending the slave trade.
Badenoch says that while 'labour have been talking about apologising' she is 'proud of our history' and wants us 'to remember our history in a proud way.
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The saga with the alleged Markle letter to @metpoliceuk is a reminder of the delusions of Hollywood
and "Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?"
youtube.com/watch?v=--RI7tlW…
Queen Camilla admits global scale of violence against women and girls is 'terrifying' mirror.co.uk/news/royals/que…
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The Commonwealth encompasses 56 independent and equal countries and 2.7 billion people – united by shared values and aspirations.
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Today, Heads of Government begin official #CHOGM2026 deliberations in Antigua and Barbuda, exploring bold trade and investment opportunities to build a more prosperous Commonwealth.
🎥 Watch the Opening Ceremony live from 9:30am AST (1:30pm GMT): bit.ly/3V3zfAf
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One Nation volunteer allegedly bashed with a baseball bat in Torquay
news.com.au/national/victori…
Peta Credlin speaks with One Nation's Mark Nicholson
#springst #VicPol
NB: When these women refer to women and girls and speak of 'gender', they do not stray from the biological definitions of women and girls.
They know what a woman is
and who is not.
“Everyone must be part of the solution.”
That was the message as governments, civil society, development partners and young people came together for the opening of the Commonwealth Women’s Forum in Antigua and Barbuda today, focused on equality, safety and opportunity for every woman and girl.
The opening featured remarks from:
🔸Her Majesty The Queen
🔸Prime Minister @Dr_HariniA of Sri Lanka
🔸Minister Maria Bird-Browne of Antigua and Barbuda
🔸Commonwealth Deputy Secretary-General Corporate Tania Baumann
🔸@Caribank President @DanielBestCDB
🔸Minister of Social Services Barbara Cartwright of Bahamas
Learn more about the forum: bit.ly/3X1gldP
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