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Scarlet Alliance, Australian Sex Workers Association @scarletalliance.bsky.social · 13/02/2026

Condoms are an important safer sex tool for sex workers, however it can sometimes be difficult to get clients on board with using them. Swipe through for some sex worker advice and find more sexual health information at Red Book Online redbookonline.org.au .

IT’S YOUR BODY, AND YOU MAKE THE RULES
It’s National Condom Day. Let’s talk tips to encourage condom use with clients.

Condoms are the best prevention against STI transmission, but sometimes it can be challenging to get clients to understand how important they are.
Knowing what to say confidently to clients can make all the difference when negotiating condom use. We’ve got some tips from
sex workers on how you can do that.

Be assertive and in control. Let them know that you’ll be doing things your way and that they’ll have fun.

Remind clients how much sex you have. It’s probably a lot more than them, and with more partners.“If I use a condom with you, you can be sure I’ll use them with others.”
Keep the tone light, but remain in control and in lead of what’s happening.
“Relax, let me take control. I promise you’ll have fun.”
It’s a lot easier to put the condom on when the client is turned on. If they are already aroused they may not want to interrupt what’s happening.
“It’s time for us to have more fun.
Are you excited?”

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Decrim WA @decrimwa.bsky.social · 17/02/2026

Open to corruption and abuse, this law MUST be repealed. Tell us what you think in the comments. Like and share, boost and pass the message along. The SW laws are wrong and have to go.

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Decrim WA @decrimwa.bsky.social · 14/02/2026

This is the third in our series explaining what is wrong with the SW laws in so-called Western Australia. The laws originated from Victorian England in the 19th century and then harsh police powers were added in the year 2000.

Black bold heading on bright prink background says The WA laws
allow police to force SWers to undergo cavity inspections *
Subheading says The laws empower police to treat people doing SW differently from workers in other occupations.
*Prostitution Act 2000 s 25 - 29.

White text on a red background, heading says WHY DECRIM IS IMPORTANT

Subheading says The current WA laws grant sex workers less rights than people working in other occupations.

Three dot points with cute little hand drawn red umbrellas next to them, on highlighter pink background, says

Current sex work laws in Western Australia allow police to stop, detain and strip search a sex worker.

Police can use ‘any force that is reasonably necessary’ to force SWers to undergo a body cavity search from a medical professional.

This is an inhumane and a totally unacceptable breach of human rights.

Black hand drawn globe on a yellow background.
Heading text bold sans serif black says SWers reported ‘increased confidence, well-being & a sense of validation’ after decrim*

*New Zealand Pr0stitution Law Review Committee, Report on the Operation of the Pr0stitution Reform Act 2003 (May 2008) pg 58, based on research with sex workers included in the NZ model of partial decrim.

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Scarlet Alliance, Australian Sex Workers Association @scarletalliance.bsky.social · 13/02/2026

Australian Border Force raids on sex industry workplaces target and dehumanise Asian migrant sex workers, making it impossible to access the benefits of decriminalisation. Read our briefing paper "Policing of Asian Migrant Sex Workers" buff.ly/QnDilez

Australian Border Force (ABF) conduct “compliance operations” in Australian workplaces. ABF claims that raiding sex industry workplaces helps to detect exploitation and trafficking.
n reality, these raids target Asian migrant sex workers for visa checks, visa cancellations, detention and deportation, and disproportionately impact
their human rights.

Raids traumatise and dehumanise Asian migrant sex workers
They are ineffective in addressing workplace exploitation, trafficking, or visa issues within the sex industry, and they isolate workers from community.
Sex workers describe intimidating behaviour from ABF officers, including carrying weapons and using militarised tactics.
Raids make it hard to access the protective benefits of sex work decriminalisation.
Fear of police pushes workers into isolation where they are out of touch with peer support.
Workers are less likely to have access to condoms, safer sex information and testing, resulting in health harms.

The evidence demonstrates raids increase vulnerability, rather than preventing harm, and should be replaced by approaches that enhance sex workers’ agency and safety.

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An0ther Wh0r3 @anotherwh0r3.bsky.social · 22/02/2026

L3sbi0n Action Groop V Human Rights Commission LIVE appeal being heard in Federal Court today, you can watch it here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=9m8i...

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Decrim WA @decrimwa.bsky.social · 17/02/2026

You are following our series about what is wrong with the WA SWer laws... this is perhaps one of the worst bad laws and most overused by police in the 25 years since it was introduced. Without evidence, based on suspicion of engaging in engaging in street-based SW, police can 'Move On' to anyone.

Yellow background with red text, heading: "What's wrong with WA's SW laws?"

Subheading, in a flourescent yellow outline of a magnifying glass: "The laws, that's what's wrong."

Cream coloured background with red shape of WA state land mass, Heading says 'The WA laws allow police police to ban sex workers from inner city areas*'

Subheading says: 'The laws empower police to treat people doing SW differently from workers in other occupations.'

*Prostitution Act 2000 part 5

Heading: WHY DECRIM IS IMPORTANT

Subheading: The current WA laws grant sex workers less rights than people working in other occupations.

Dot points, highlighted in pinky coloured background and little hand drawn red umbrella outlines

Police can issue move on orders to prevent sex workers from being in certain areas.

The exclusions even prevent people from going to their home, workplace, medical care, friends, family or support networks.

This is an inhumane and a totally unacceptable breach of human rights.

Heading: Decrim ‘amplifies opportunities for health promotion, including outreach, & magnifies capacities for peer education’*

Scarlet Alliance, The Principles for Model Sex Work Legislation (2014) pg 30.

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Rachel Gilmore @rachelgilmore.bsky.social · 12/01/2026

ICE’s murder of Renee Good has been a clarifying moment — and not only for Americans. It also exposed some Canadians. Notably, the Toronto Sun’s Ottawa bureau chief — who called the ICE bullets fired at Good “well-deserved.” Let’s talk Canadian media the impact of who has a platform:

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Barred and Boujee aka Madiba Dennie @audrelawdamercy.blacksky.app · 12/01/2026

semi-regular reminder that ICE was only created in 2003 when you are asked to imagine a world without ICE, you're basically being asked to remember where you were when Lilo & Stitch came out

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Sydney Knitting Nannas and Friends @knitnannassyd.bsky.social · 13/01/2026

🧶👵 appear in Newcastle court yesterday to answer charges for blockading the worlds largest coal export port in the world @risingtideaus.bsky.social “protestival” in Nov 2025. 2 Nannas charged under NSW protest laws max penalties $22,000 fine and 2 years in prison. Cases adjourned.

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Molly Jong-Fast @mollyjongfast.bsky.social · 10/01/2026

He kidnapped the president of Venezuela for them And oil companies are like Meh

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An0ther Wh0r3 @anotherwh0r3.bsky.social · 18/12/2025

Seggs wjerkers, clients, health promo advocates and Borloo based queers, head over to @decrimwa.bsky.social & give them a follow <3

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Decrim WA @decrimwa.bsky.social · 17/12/2025

Today is International Day to End Violence against Sex Workers. We remember and honour all sex workers who have been murdered or have died as a result of criminalisation, stigma, and discrimination. Decriminalisation means safety and justice!

Today is International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers
It was started in the US in 2003 by the Sex Workers Outreach Project, to remember sex workers targeted by a serial killer in Washington State in the 1980s and 1990s. Their deaths were ignored by police.
Every 17 December, we remember and honour sex workers who have been killed or hurt by violence.

WE DEMAND SAFETY AT WORK
Laws that criminalise sex workers, our safety strategies and our workplaces increase our vulnerability to violence and reduce our access to justice.
Criminalisation makes it easier for perpetrators to target us.

Criminalisation is consistently linked to increased experiences of physical and sexual violence against sex workers

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An0ther Wh0r3 @anotherwh0r3.bsky.social · 18/12/2025

"In Australia, police are seeking new powers to distribute real CSAM in their pursuit of arrests, revictimizing children in a manner that UNICEF has described as a clear violation of the Convention on the Rights of the Child." .... c4osl.org/drawing-the-...

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Drawing the Line Webinar - Center for Online Safety and Liberty

This webinar held on 10 December 2025 was for the the global launch of the Drawing the Line Watchlist—a groundbreaking report examining […]

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S @ganthorion.bsky.social · 10/12/2025

I remember when bypassing age gates on Leisure Suit Larry was a rite of passage... this is just nonsense.

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Euan Thomson @drugdatadecoded.ca · 16/12/2025

NEW Federal prisons are removing methadone and Suboxone opioid treatments, leaving only a patented once-per-month injection for prisoners. A large group of experts is raising serious concerns about harms to prisoners––and the corporate motivations behind the move. drugdatadecoded.ca/150-experts-...

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150 experts demand Correctional Service Canada reverse "coercive" opioid treatment guidance

A new policy in federal prisons removes methadone and Suboxone opioid treatments, leaving only a patented once-per-month gel injection available to prisoners. A large group of experts is raising serio...

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karen ward @kwardvancouver.bsky.social · 09/12/2025

I am astonished that there’s no comment from the municipal government that ordered the encampment eviction or from the law enforcement agencies that constantly claim to be working to prevent people from dying AND this happened during cheque week THIS IS LINKED TO POVERTY AND POLITICAL VIOLENCE

Less than 24 hours earlier, law-enforcement officers had dismantled an encampment on the street, which Ms. Kapela said made locating and checking on the welfare of its former residents challenging

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An0ther Wh0r3 @anotherwh0r3.bsky.social · 10/12/2025

Font debates really do bring out the stupid, dont they

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karen ward @kwardvancouver.bsky.social · 10/12/2025

Remember LAST WEEK when this fuckface mayor claimed that they had to increase the police budget because the provincial government hadn’t addressed homelessness

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An0ther Wh0r3 @anotherwh0r3.bsky.social · 09/12/2025

"These experts will gather information from places (in the colony) where people are deprived of their liberty, including prisons, police stations and institutions for juveniles, migrants and people with psychosocial disabilities." + SURELY WILL NOTE THE RACISM APPARENT www.ohchr.org/en/media-adv...

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UN experts on arbitrary detention to visit Australia

GENEVA – The UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention will conduct an official visit to Australia, from 1 to 12 December 2025, to assess the situation regarding deprivation of liberty in the country.Th...

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Scarlet Alliance, Australian Sex Workers Association @scarletalliance.bsky.social · 25/11/2025

Sex worker voices must be a part of the conversation about gender based violence. We are a part of the community!

SEX WORK IS NOT AN ENABLER OF VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN
Our job should not be a barrier to accessing sexual violence support.

Today is the International Day of the Elimination of Violence against Women.
Anti-violence and gender equality work in Australia often positions pornography and sex work as key drivers of violence against women. But sex workers are part of the community. What happens when we experience gender based violence in our relationships or families, if services are set up to think we are the problem?

“Public stigma, lack of anti-discrimination protections and the criminalisation of sex work make us targets. Ex-partners who have gained my trust have used these factors to justify manipulation, shaming and violence against me.”
Katia Schwartz, Deaf Sex Worker and Advocate speaking on International Day of the Elimination of Violence against Women 2024.

Studies have shown a correlation between anti sex work attitudes and an increase in violence against sex workers, highlighting how damaging this narrative is.
Violence against sex workers is compounded by the attitudes we face when we dare to seek support and justice. Stigma from the family, sexual and domestic violence sector, health services, police, and “criminal justice systems” perpetuates the idea that violence is part of our job and we should expect it.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander workers, migrant workers and those living with a disability are further marginalised when accessing support or justice.

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Scarlet Alliance, Australian Sex Workers Association @scarletalliance.bsky.social · 08/12/2025

In an article for Overland, Scarlet Alliance CEO Mish Pony explores a censorship legacy that was the forerunner to Australia’s online safety codes. Read the article via overland.org.au/2025/12/howa...

OLD CENSORSHIP TACTICS, NEW BRANDING. In an article for Overland, Scarlet Alliance CEO Mish Pony explores a censorship legacy that was the forerunner to Australia’s online safety codes.

“When Senator Brian Harradine handed Prime Minister John Howard a box of pornographic tapes in 2000, he set in motion one of Australia's most enduring censorship legacies. The censorship reforms, which excluded fetishes, kink, and non-mainstream sex acts from the definition of X-rated pornography, were based not on any evidence, but on the personal discomfort of two deeply conservative men.” Scarlet Alliance CEO Mish Pony

“When regulatory frameworks embed vague, ideologically-loaded definitions and enforce them without adequate safeguards, the collateral damage falls on the sex workers, LGBTQIA+ communities, health educators, and young people...” Scarlet Alliance CEO Mish Pony

“Behind the public-facing online safety agenda, are a wide variety of disparate forces: conservative Christian activists, anti-pornography feminists, youth educators, and international organisations ...they share a regulatory instinct: that sex, pornography, and gender diversity are problems to be contained.” Scarlet Alliance CEO Mish Pony

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Scarlet Alliance, Australian Sex Workers Association @scarletalliance.bsky.social · 19/11/2025

Today we remember the trans and gender diverse community we have lost to transphobia, and stand ready to fight for those still here. Trans sex workers have always been at the forefront of the sex worker rights movement and we honour them today.

TODAY, WE HONOUR THE TRANS LIVES LOST DUE TO TRANSPHOBIA
We also stand in solidarity with trans resistance.

Today is Trans Day of Remembrance
The day started in the US in 1999 by trans advocate Gwendolyn Ann Smith. The initial vigil honoured a transgender woman who was killed, Rita Hester, and all trans people lost to violence since her death.
27 years on, the day is honoured around the world with vigils and community solidarity.
Solidarity action for allies*
Learn - get the facts and fight misinformation.
Upskill - find ways to make your workplace or organisation more trans affirming.
Celebrate - join community days of visibility.
Amplify - centre trans and gender diverse voices.
Advocate - fight discrimination when you can.
Donate - give to projects that support community.

Trans Day of Resistance
As we mourn our trans siblings who have lost their lives we must also continue to fight for those still living.
For many in the trans and gender diverse community, Trans Day of Resistance refers to rallies and other actions to protest anti-transgender violence, policy, and oppression.
Many of these actions take place across unceded Australia on 22 November, and also acknowledge intersecting issues within marginalised communities.

The sex worker rights movement includes all sex workers.
Our community and our allies must resist TERF (trans exclusionary feminism) and SWERF (sex worker exclusionary feminism) rhetoric.

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Scarlet Alliance, Australian Sex Workers Association @scarletalliance.bsky.social · 23/09/2025

Sex worker visibility will be front and centre in Darlinghurst from November, as the iconic and powerful statue Joy returns to her home neighbourhood.

Background image shows a photo of a stone statue of a woman with her hair cut into a bob, smoking a cigarette and leaning against a post.
The text reads Joy is coming home - A powerful symbol of sex worker visibility, the iconic statue returns to her original home of Darlinghurst after 28 years.

Joy was sculpted by artist Loui May in 1995. She was the world's first statue of a sex worker and was a tribute to the workers of Darlinghurst. She received mixed reactions and in 1997 was moved to Macquarie University's Sculpture Park.

After a massive community effort, Joy will return home to Darlinghurst. In 2023, sex worker activist and policy consultant Julie Bates AO, artist Loui May, and historian Dr Catherine Freyne along with sex workers and allies, launched a campaign to see Joy take pride of place back in her home neighbourhood. Thanks to funding from City of Sydney and Loui's collaboration with a local foundry, Joy has been recast in bronze. The Lord Mayor will unveil the new iteration of Joy in November. It also marks 30 years since NSW became the first jurisdiction in unceded Australia, and globally to decriminalise sex work.

Join Dr Catherine Freyne and Julie Bates AO to celebrate: Saturday 8 November 2025 at 1pm on the corner of Stanley and Yurong Streets, Darlinghurst on Gadigal Land. This is a public event and celebration. Wear red and bring your umbrella!

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Scarlet Alliance, Australian Sex Workers Association @scarletalliance.bsky.social · 23/10/2025

All trans women, sistergirls, and gender diverse people deserve dignity, safety, and access to health, care, and community - never cages.

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Scarlet Alliance, Australian Sex Workers Association @scarletalliance.bsky.social · 06/11/2025

Become a member of Scarlet Alliance and play a role in our work. Head to linktr.ee/scarlet_alliance to fill in our membership form.

COMMUNITY.
KNOWLEDGE.
ADVOCACY.
RIGHTS.
Scarlet Alliance membership
applications are back online.

Become a member and
help guide the direction
of our work.

As a Scarlet Alliance member you:
Will be first to know about workshops, events, and advocacy information.
May nominate for elected positions and vote at General Meetings.
Can choose how much you pay for your membership, from free to $110.
Head to the ‘Join us’ section on our Linktree to find out more about membership and apply today.
linktr.ee/scarlet_alliance

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gamera obscura october edition @ohrobin.bsky.social · 19/11/2025

I’m probably late on this, but here’s Larry Summers telling his Harvard students he acknowledges his connection with Epstein, and wants to fulfill his teaching obligations if the students “will let him.” So now consent matters?

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Scarlet Alliance, Australian Sex Workers Association @scarletalliance.bsky.social · 13/11/2025

Are you a disabled and/or chronically ill sex worker who has experienced discrimination and barriers when accessing healthcare? We want to hear from you. Find our survey at linktr.ee/scarlet_alliance.

Sex work can offer flexible and viable employment for people with disability and chronic illness. So, why do we still face systemic barriers to accessible and inclusive healthcare?
The Disabled Sex Workers Advisory Group (DSWAG) is collecting personal stories from disabled sex workers across Australia. The survey aims to document discrimination in healthcare and show why further advocacy is needed.

Find the survey at linktr.ee/scarlet_alliance
If you are a disabled or chronically ill sex worker and would like to join DSWAG, you can email katia@scarletalliance.org.au

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An0ther Wh0r3 @anotherwh0r3.bsky.social · 18/11/2025

TY to everyone who has done this! Boosting for the rest of you:

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ArchedEyebrow @archedeyebrow.bsky.social · 13/11/2025

#BREAKING : Pauline Hanson reportedly distraught at Liberal Party's theft of yet another One Nation policy. #AusPol #parody

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Scarlet Alliance, Australian Sex Workers Association @scarletalliance.bsky.social · 09/10/2025

We asked for sex worker led workshops for National Forum and our community did not disappoint. Check out this and upcoming posts for details on what you can expect.

National Forum 2025
Workshops
27 to 29 October 2025
Gadigal Land (Sydney) and online
Sex worker only event

National Forum is the annual sex worker only conference
in unceded Australia
It’s an opportunity for sex workers to come together to network and talk about what is important to us.
This year’s theme is “towards decriminalisation and beyond”. Through workshops, panels, skillshares and social events, Forum is a chance for all sex workers to join together and imagine what we want our future to look like, for all of us.
Registrations close 13 October
Sex industry owners, operators and managers cannot attend Forum or become members of Scarlet Alliance.
linktr.ee/scarlet_alliance

The image shows an illustration of a retro sign that reads - National Forum 2025 Towards decriminalisation & beyond -
What happens at forum?
Learn what's happening around the country
practical skillshare tips
Community building
Learn about policy and laws
Safer sex tips
Grow your knowledge
Network with peers
Share your experience

The slide is split into three horizontal panels.
The first is peach coloured and the text reads - Accessibility is sexy. Join members from ‘DSWAG’ (Disabled Sex Workers Advisory Group) in a panel that explores the intersection
of sex work and disability.
The second panel is sage green and reads - Where's my horny? This is a trauma-informed workshop for sex workers that explores how sex work can shape, suppress, or distance us from pleasure and desire.
The third panel is pink and reads - The brothel hustle From nailing your client intro, keeping the vibe sexy during visual health checks, to upselling extras —you'll learn the secrets to the best brothel hustle.

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Scarlet Alliance, Australian Sex Workers Association @scarletalliance.bsky.social · 09/10/2025

Don't miss out on attending our National Forum! Registrations close in three days. Visit lintr.ee/scarlet_alliance

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Scarlet Alliance, Australian Sex Workers Association @scarletalliance.bsky.social · 10/10/2025

More exciting workshops at National Forum. Will we see you there?

What does the future of sex work look like in unceded Australia?
At Forum, you can attend our exciting series of workshops, skillshares, panels and social events that discuss the topics important to our sex work community. Network, learn, and meet sex workers from across the country.
Registrations close 13 October
Sex industry owners, operators and managers cannot attend Forum or become members of Scarlet Alliance.
linktr.ee/scarlet_alliance

The image shows a pink background.
There is an illustration of a retro sign which says National Forum 2025 Towards Decriminalisation and Beyond

What are sex workers saying about Forum?
“I loved it and felt safe there.”
“Forum allowed me to network and learn practical tips.”
“I really liked the quiet room.”
“Being surrounded by peers made me feel connected to community.”

Three horizontal panels are shown.
The first is is peach and reads - Trans and gender diverse skillshare. In this group session, workers will strategise together and find ways for all TGD workers to not only survive, but thrive physically, mentally and financially.
The second panel is sage green and reads Boundaries in sex work This session will offer somatic practices to explore how to deepen the felt sense of one's own boundaries and how to look after yourself and your body at work.
The third panel is pink and reads Connecting with your inner creature A playful dive into pet play, this session blends mindful movement, community connection and a celebration of kink.

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An0ther Wh0r3 @anotherwh0r3.bsky.social · 10/10/2025

the vixen crowd welcome reports of border force presence BTW

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Nathan Wind @nwind.bsky.social · 28/06/2025

They’ve been hanging around Footscray station targeting brown people.

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🦘Roseanne @roseanneb.bsky.social · 29/06/2025

The black uniform! Intimidation. Disgusting authoritarianism.

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Faine Greenwood @faineg.com · 10/10/2025

Dear techbros frantically nutting at each other over your own god-like brilliance for making the Five-Boobed-Lady-Picture-Machine: I would at this point settle for you applying your alleged technical genius to making a printer that works

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Larissa Waters @larissawaters.bsky.social · 07/10/2025

Outrageous to learn in #estimates that most of the federal $5.8 mil allocated to truth-telling wasn’t spent, and was then cancelled, and now NIAA are not working on truth or treaties, and have just half an FTE to monitor work by states and territories.

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stranger @strangerous.bsky.social · 09/10/2025

Treasury official James Kelly grilled after claiming does not see any evidence of price gouging in the insurance sector bcoz their profits ‘don’t look excessive’ Nick McKim “they’re up 50% in the last financial year!” #Estimates

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Antipoverty Centre @antipovertycentre.org · 09/10/2025

When asked specifically about payment suspensions: "Almost all of the first decisions are made by providers..." THE SECRETARY CANNOT PROVIDE ASSURANCE THAT IT'S OPERATING PROPERLY, SHE JUST STATES THAT SHE IS CONFIDENT THE GUIDELINES ARE RIGHT

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Antipoverty Centre @antipovertycentre.org · 09/10/2025

Now DEWR is implying welfare cops get people jobs! Wild! Given that we know the vast majority of people who are forced into compulsory activities find a job *in spite of* providers, rather because they helped. They answer is they don't measure it because they don't want to know.

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stranger @strangerous.bsky.social · 08/10/2025

Home Affairs Sec Stephanie Foster exposed as overly determined Not to Answer & take things ‘on notice’ Shoebridge “You’re taking on notice your failure to answer on notice, Q’s I asked u on notice, about Q’s that u responded on notice, to answers u haven’t given on notice”🤯ffs #Estimates

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Meera | મીરાં @meerashar.bsky.social · 10/10/2025

Small correction- it was not JC who skipped the previous Estimates but Tony Connolly (Chair of Academic Board who sits on Council) who has since stated that he (TC) was told not to go by the VC’s office and JC was asked to say that no one from Council was available to attend.

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