If you bulldoze nature illegally - free pass. Chain yourself to a bulldozer to protect nature - straight to jail. Nature destroyers are above-the-law, while nature protectors are prosecuted to the full extent of the law

Gold foundation plaque of Darius the Great (550-486 BC) ... Decades ago, 2 gold/2 silver plaques were found during excavations of Apadana Palace at Persepolis-Iran. They were buried intentionally in stone boxes along with coins as a time capsule from Ancient Persia. They’re

The Chauvet Cave was discovered in the Ardèche valley (in southern France) in December 1994 by three cave explorers, after removing the rumble of stones that blocked a passage. The cave is extensive, about 400 meters long, with vast chambers. The floor of the cave is littered

The Lady of Baza. A remarkable cremation urn from the Iberian Iron Age. Painted limestone, 4th century BC. Found inside an underground chamber in 1971 during excavations of the Baza Sanctuary necropolis, Granada, Spain. Luxury pottery and metal weapons were placed as funerary

Ppl who can't access the bank of mum & dad now have a shot at home ownership. Congrats Clare O'Neil MP on getting help to buy through. Disappointed govt couldn't support my amends but still good to see a housing bill pass the senate. au.news.yahoo.com/push-easier-ho…

“Almost 1,500 people are dying in homelessness every year, with new research from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare showing a 63% surge in preventable deaths.” Cait Kelly

"When a politician tells you it is too hard or that change takes time, remind them they were able to ram tens of millions of new funding for political parties through parliament, with minimal scrutiny, in just a few weeks." Bill Browne on SA's electoral changes in The New Daily.

Brace for it. David Crisafulli enacting the same play as Campbell Newman in 2012. We can't meet our promises now, feed the media nonsense, it's all Labor's fault, we'll have to make cuts, delay the first budget, we need a commission of audit... #qldpol smh.com.au/politics/queen…

Never forget White Americans tried to solve their “Indian problem” after their Civil War by eradicating the main food source of Native Americans on the Great Plains knowing women and children would die along with the men—they hunted buffaloes nearly to extinction for this reason

⚠️Albanese splinters on forests while dumping environment bill. @albomp has caved to the mining and logging industries to dump on the environment, turning his back on Labor voters who support an end to native forest logging. bobbrown.org.au/albanese-splin…

This is a dark day for Labor.

The latest inflation figures show how successful the government's electricity rebate has been. Greg Jericho notes that it reminds us that the fight against inflation should not just be left to the Reserve Bank #OffTheCharts australiainstitute.org.au/post/the-lates…

We are absolutely sickened by the Catholic boy’s school St Joseph’s College in Ferntree Gully near Melbourne, witches. They’ve been advertising every week on the Kyle and Jackie O show since August 12th (when we first heard them) which is more than 16 long weeks ago. And these aren’t

Can y’all repost my art? It would be nice to get some holiday orders from those looking for gifts for loved ones. I sell my work here: mentnelson.myshopify.com All support is greatly appreciated 🙏🏾

Day 176 - Walking the length of Australia for basic income

Speaking on Govt's Mobile Phone Ban Bill for people in detention: "Only reason you'd want to do that is so they don't have a lifeline, so they're out of sight, out of mind." Just 1 of 3 Brutal Bills the Albanese Govt is trying to ram through today.👇🏾

The Government will push three dozen bills through while gagging debate on banning gambling advertising. Shame on them for abandoning public interest by choosing to ignore the harm caused by gambling just to pursue their self-serving agenda #auspol #politas

A woman has been murdered by her former partner in Mordialloc, Victoria. The male has killed himself. I have confirmed they were separated and he contacted his mother telling her he planned on killing the woman. She is the 89th Australian woman killed in 2024. They had divorced

The condition of fabrics from pile dwelling and wetland settlements is amazing. This charred ball of thread was found at the site of Marin-Epagnier/Préfargier. It was made of hemp or lime fibres, and dates about 3900 - 3300BC. The thread measures a total of...1/2 🏺 #archaeology

Karoline Hjorth & Riitta Ikonen, 'Eyes as Big as Plates' photographic series based on Nordic folklore, humanity and nature #WomensArt #FolkloreThursday