The Government™ has made an ad about the protests happening around the world, and it’s surprisingly honest and informative.🌍🌎🌏

Ben Roberts-Smith rat informant Andrew Hastie just used the horrific attack on Helen Haines to lecture the country about “doing better” and ditching the “nasty personal politics of MAGA” and Donald Trump. Hastie told Parliament we must “play the ball, not the person,” model better democratic traditions, and reject the “targeted destruction of character” he associates with Trump. He called the assault on Haines (who has lost both legs) a warning about heated online rhetoric and urged MPs to leave American style politics behind. This is the same man One Nation and plenty of veterans already call a rat for the evidence he gave against Victoria Cross recipient Ben Roberts-Smith. Now he’s trashing Trump while the Coalition’s base is shifting hard toward stronger borders, cultural pushback and away from the old moderate playbook. By publicly dumping on Trump and MAGA in the middle of a crisis, Hastie is doing the exact personal, cultural attack he claims to oppose, and he’s damaging the Coalition beyond repair in the process. Voters who want a real alternative to Labor aren’t looking for another lecture on civility. They’re looking for a party that doesn’t spit on the people who might actually vote for them. And people do not like informers who dob on their mates to further their own careers, like Andrew Hastie did.

Monique Ryan on #AfternoonBriefing calls out Angus for a poor choice of words in #QT, says they're tone-deaf Says Hanson's cartoons are unacceptable, puts sh!t (my word) out there but takes no responsibility. Says MSM should stop giving her oxygen, using her for clickbait. Yes!

Daughters challenged to a dance off 18, 57 and 22,.who did it better?

Students are planning to protest against Pauline Hanson and One Nation on 11th November. Remembrance Day. There's no way the date is coincidental. It just shows what type of people these protesters are. And they call us hateful.

¡Histórico! En Francia, parte de la policía decidió dejar de reprimir y marchar con el pueblo. Game Over, Macron.

Labor’s addiction to spending is driving up the cost of everything. Households are having to tighten their belts because the Government refuses to tighten its belt. The Coalition has already identified $31 billion in savings over four years to fund our tax cuts three times over. This proves substantial savings can be found without touching essential services like schools, hospitals, and aged care places. Less government waste means lower taxes, lower inflation, and lower interest rates. That’s the economic management Australia needs.

I wish we didn’t have to respond to this today. Our thoughts should be with Helen Haines, and praying for her speedy recovery. But the Labor and Liberal Dirt Units are already back at work, attempting to use this tragedy to silence their critics and deflect from their own failings. Too many media organisations are happy to help them fling the dirt. The Please Explain cartoons have nothing to do with the tragic attack on Helen Haines. They will not be going anywhere. Liberal and Labor politicians want our cartoons censored because they don’t like the scrutiny. Free speech, satire, criticism and debate are essential to our democracy. They must be protected. Those seeking to exploit this tragedy to silence their critics should be ashamed of themselves. What happened to Helen is heartbreaking. Politicians deserve to be safe. So does every other Australian. When violence touches politicians, the response is immediate: more security, more protection and demands for action. Where is that same urgency when ordinary Australians are attacked? Too many Australians have experienced violent home invasions, firebombings, machete and gun attacks and carjackings. Innocent Australians are being stabbed on the streets. They cannot call on a security detail. They rely on governments to keep their communities safe. Where has the Prime Minister been? Where is his determination to confront the crime and violence regular Australians face? One Nation will continue to hold the Albanese Labor government to account. We will keep speaking up for Australians whose safety and concerns have been ignored. We stand firmly against hatred, crime and violence. And we will keep working to unite all Australians under one flag.

ASIC searches show Angus Taylor was a director and secretary of Eastern Australia Agriculture. Last yr profit $28m. No tax. Sale of water licences $52m. Parent is Eastern Australia Irrigation (Cayman Isles) which appears to have received $14m in interest payments.

Palestinian Culture must and will survive. Its natural beauty is indestructible, as is the spirit. Sliman Mansour was a leading Palestinian artist whose work captured the Palestinian people’s culture of steadfastness in the face of their ongoing struggles for recognition, rights, and freedom.

I've been thinking about how little we encourage children to imagine the future. Not just prepare for it. But to actually imagine it, question it, and design it. Imagine if subjects in school asked children two simple questions: 1. If we change nothing today, what will the world look like in 2050? 2. What could that world look like if we actually set out to change it? 📖 English: Write two essays describing an ordinary day in your life in 2050. One in the world we're currently creating. Another in the world you'd WANT to inherit. 🔬 Science: What happens if we continue damaging our environment? What technologies, discoveries and scientific breakthroughs could change that trajectory? 🌍 Geography: What happens to our cities, food systems, oceans and ecosystems if current trends continue? What would a world living within planetary boundaries actually look like? 🏛️ Politics: What happens to democracy if wealth and power become increasingly concentrated? How could we redesign democratic systems to genuinely represent the people they serve? 📈 Business & Economics: What happens if we continue pursuing endless economic growth on a finite planet? Could we design an economy that creates prosperity, meaningful jobs and innovation while eliminating extreme poverty and protecting nature? 💡 Technology: What problems could humanity solve if innovation were driven by improving lives rather than simply maximising profit? How could we ensure breakthroughs benefit everyone? And then bring it all together. Let children debate their ideas. Challenge each other's assumptions. Collaborate on solutions. Design entirely new systems. Let them imagine a future that doesn't yet exist. Because here's what really strikes me. We spend an extraordinary amount of time teaching children about the world previous generations have created. But how much time do we spend encouraging them to question whether it's the world they actually want? We're constantly being told that AI is the future. But AI isn't the future. It's a tool. The real future is the billions of young people who will inherit this planet. Their imagination. Their curiosity. Their ingenuity. Their willingness to challenge what we've come to accept as inevitable. And perhaps the most important lesson we could ever teach them is this: The future isn't predetermined. It's an opportunity. A whole world of possibility. So why aren't we asking the generation who will actually live in it what kind of world they want us to create? @NEUnion @educationgovuk

Commentary | The attack on Helen Haines leaves a livid scar on our ­nation and forces us to ask what we have become prepared to tolerate. Read more: bit.ly/3W2uzuI

💙🤍❤️ "Le chef-d'œuvre le plus abouti du capitalisme contemporain n'est ni l'iPhone, ni la start-up licorne, ni même le milliardaire visionnaire. Non. Son produit phare, son bijou anthropologique, sa plus belle réussite, c'est le pauvre de droite. Une véritable prouesse sociale, dépouillé matériellement, mais riche en certitudes contre ses propres intérêts. On l'a façonné avec soin. On lui a expliqué que ses problèmes venaient toujours d'en bas ou d'à côté, l'immigré, l'assisté, le fonctionnaire, le chômeur, jamais du haut. On lui a appris à hair l'impôt tout en survivant grâce aux services publics. À défendre les héritiers tout en n'ayant rien à transmettre. À applaudir ceux qui l'écrasent, pourvu qu'ils parlent fort et promettent l'ordre. Le pauvre de droite est une créature fascinante, il vote contre lui-même avec ferveur, persuadé qu'un jour, peut-être, il sera du bon côté de la barrière. Il confond la brutalité avec le courage, l'autoritarisme avec la protection, l'injustice avec le mérite. On lui vend la peur en kit, l'identité en solde, la colère en vrac par abonnement mensuel. À l'aube de ce monde nouveau, les monstres ne surgissent pas des marges : ils montent des urnes, des plateaux télé, des slogans simplistes. Ils prospèrent sur la misère organisée et la lucidité sabotée. Le capitalisme n'a pas seulement produit de la pauvreté ; il a réussi bien pire : la rendre docile, obéissante, hargneuse, et reconnaissante. Un chef-d'œuvre je vous dis !" Maximino Fernández

$2.1 MILLION for a Christmas tree. While Adelaide families struggle with rates, rents and rising costs… the City Council drops over two million dollars on a shiny new tree. This is pure excess. Retailers will feel the pressure, prices will rise, and don’t be surprised if it has a woke saying on it like “Season’s Greetings” instead of Merry Christmas. One Nation SA will get councils back to roads, rates, and rubbish. #onenation #christmas #paulinehanson #australia #southaustralia

Albo, Aussies are already struggling to pay their power bills. Stop making them pay for your EV chargers too.