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Andrew P Street, The

@andrewpstreet

Fancy wordsman. Blue-tick-haver from the before-times, when it didn’t mean “obvious fraud and/or clown”. Same name at the blue sky.

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2 years ago

NARRATOR: “…And that’s how the people of Australia discovered that when they all worked together for a better future, they *could* touch this, after all.” sbs.com.au/news/article/a…

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2 years ago

Finally, SOMEONE is getting their just desserts for breaching the APS Code of Conduct. Breach it at your peril, citizens, for my standards are high, inflexible, and often arbitrary. Especially about what constitutes a fair price for Sparks LPs. crikey.com.au/2023/09/25/mik…

Finally, SOMEONE is getting their just desserts for breaching the APS Code of Conduct. Breach it at your peril, citizens, for my standards are high, inflexible, and often arbitrary. Especially about what constitutes a fair price for Sparks LPs. crikey.com.au/2023/09/25/mik…
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2 years ago

I’ve never agreed with Trump before, but honestly, if he wants to be electrocuted in a sinking boat then who am I to deny him?

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2 years ago

Occasionally I recall how as a tween I’d cut out reviews of albums (which I largely hadn’t heard) to stick around my bedroom door until there was a weird collage spreading over the wall like a word-cancer. I see how that foreshadowed my career and wonder why no one intervened.

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2 years ago

Yes. Yes yes yes yes yes. Yes yes yes. Yes. #Yes23

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2 years ago

We mourn. We seethe. We cry. We rage. We look after each other. We take the time that we need. And then we pick ourselves up, we come back together, and we continue the work. We continue the work.

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2 years ago

If they ever name a beer after me, it should be called Andrew P Street The Beer.

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2 years ago

After hearing the new single I can confirm: I like the early Beatles stuff better.

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2 years ago

This was always going to happen. “Optus” is a contraction of “Octopuses do tech support for us”, which they championed as such a shrewd wages saving until they elected a moray eel as CFO who has now devoured 80% of their on-site team. Just like Twitter.

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2 years ago

Happy finished-wrapping-kids-presents-at-2am-and-will-inevitably-be-woken-before-six-day for all who celebrate.

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2 years ago

Watching #Nemesis and look, it’s glorious to see a bunch of people admitting things they furiously denied back when I wrote a perky little book about the Abbott government for Allen & Unwin… booktopia.com.au/the-short-and-…

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2 years ago

A quarter of a century ago we lost a giant of Australian politics. And I’d say barely a day has passed when I haven’t been reminded of his legacy. Don Dunstan believed in the possibility and potential of South Australia, and so do I.

A quarter of a century ago we lost a giant of Australian politics. And I’d say barely a day has passed when I haven’t been reminded of his legacy. Don Dunstan believed in the possibility and potential of South Australia, and so do I.