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Awesome Nurse, Lel 🇦🇺🐨🦘 @lelrn.bsky.social · Nov 18
Hi all, hope you ‘ve had a grand day?
Q is there a way of preventing being on Lists? Like RWNJ or Neo Nazis?
I’m liking the quiet in here ( it’s like when Twitter started) 👌
Thanks in advance xox
Gus says “Howdy” 🐴💜
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thatingrid.bsky.social
So kids can be trialled and jailed like adults, but this nazi gets bail?
#auspol

www.abc.net.au/news/2025-11...
Neo-Nazi Thomas Sewell granted bail by Victorian judge
Neo Nazi Thomas Sewell had been granted bail after a Supreme Court judge found he would not pose an unacceptable risk to the community.
www.abc.net.au
November 13, 2025 at 4:34 AM
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Qld Senator Matt Canavan has tweeted 30+ posts attacking #ClimateAction, #renewables or #NetZero in the last 5 days. He never mentions that business & farmers support climate action. Would it be unfair to ask if he's receiving donations from the fossil fuels industry? 🤔 #auspol
Tweet from Qld LNP Senator Matt Canavan claiming he doesn't care about the Dismissal of the Whitlam Labor Govt in 1975. He's concerned Australia is going down the gurgler pursuing Net Zero.
November 11, 2025 at 11:51 PM
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koparafallskid.bsky.social
#auspol How bloody stupid is the Liberal Party? For o/s readers, a reminder: Australia's "Liberals" (in name only) are our GOP equivalent. 🙄

#climate #environment

Despondent Liberal moderates fear electoral oblivion in metropolitan seats after net zero scrapped
Liberal moderates fear electoral oblivion in metropolitan seats after net zero scrapped
While many Liberals who wanted to keep net zero say they are happy with the position the party has landed, some despondent moderates fear electoral oblivion in metropolitan seats.
www.abc.net.au
November 13, 2025 at 7:55 PM
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"NSW Health issues measles exposure warning for parts of Sydney including Oasis concert."

"A person from Queensland with measles has visited several locations across Sydney, promoting NSW Health to issue an alert."

Source: www.theguardian.com/australia-ne...
A Guardian news article with the headline: “NSW Health issues measles exposure warning for parts of Sydney including Oasis concert.” The report states that a person from Queensland with measles visited multiple locations in Sydney, prompting an alert. Three related cases in Queensland were linked to a Jelly Roll concert in Brisbane. NSW Health advises anyone who attended the Oasis concert at Accor Stadium on 8 November or visited Sydney Airport, the CBD, inner west locations, or trains between 8–10 November to watch for symptoms until 28 November. The article includes guidance from Dr Jeremy McAnulty on measles symptoms—fever, sore eyes, runny nose, cough followed by a blotchy rash—and notes that measles is highly contagious but preventable. Links to the NSW Health website and vaccination advice are included.
November 13, 2025 at 6:00 AM
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SA Weekly Respiratory Update: 8 Nov to 14 Nov 2025

Reported cases:

🔹COVID: 129 (+17.2%)
🔹Flu: 509 (+1.5%)
🔹RSV: 116 (-12.7%)
🔹Pertussis: 94 (+22.0%)

Reported deaths in 2025:

🔸COVID: 68
🔸Flu: 61
🔸RSV: 12
🔸Pertussis: 5

Source: www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/wps/wcm/conn...
A webpage titled “Friday 14 November 2025” shows South Australia’s weekly respiratory illness update. Four blue tabs at the top read “COVID-19,” “Flu,” “RSV,” and “Pertussis,” with COVID-19 selected. Below is a table of COVID-19 metrics: 129 new cases this week, 10,383 cases year-to-date, 16,499 cases in the previous year-to-date, 68 deaths year-to-date, and 230 deaths in the previous year.
November 14, 2025 at 12:25 AM
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Victorian Weekly Respiratory Surveillance Report: 14 Nov 2025

From 2 Nov to 8 Nov 2025

🔸COVID positivity rate: 2.4% (-0.2%)

🔹COVID: 435 (-5%)
🔹Influenza A: 1,884 (+4%)
🔹Influenza B: 55 (-37%)
🔹RSV: 208 (-8%)

Source: health.vic.gov.au/infectious-d...
A page from the Victorian Respiratory Surveillance Report dated 14 November 2025 shows the “Laboratory surveillance” section. It explains that lab-confirmed COVID-19, influenza, and RSV cases are reported to the Department of Health. A summary notes COVID-19 notifications decreased 5%, influenza remained stable (+2%), and RSV decreased 8%. Three rectangular panels show: • COVID-19: 5% decrease with a downward orange zig-zag arrow. • Influenza: stable with a horizontal purple arrow. • RSV: 8% decrease with a downward blue zig-zag arrow. A page from the Victorian Respiratory Surveillance Report (14 November 2025) shows a bar chart titled “COVID-19 notified cases by week, Victoria, 10 November 2024 to 8 November 2025.” The orange bars peak twice—first in late 2024/early 2025 near 1,500 cases, then again mid-2025 around 1,400–1,500. Cases are lowest in April–May 2025, hovering around 300–400. By October–November 2025, weekly cases sit near 400–500. Below the chart are three info boxes: • Left box: “There were 458 notified COVID-19 cases two weeks ago (26 Oct 2025 to 1 Nov 2025).” • Middle box: “There were 435 notified COVID-19 cases last week (2 Nov 2025 to 8 Nov 2025).” • Right box: Orange downward zig-zag arrow with “5% decrease.” A page from the Victorian Respiratory Surveillance Report (14 November 2025) showing influenza trends. The main graphic is a purple bar chart titled “Influenza notified cases by week, Victoria, 10 November 2024 to 8 November 2025.” Weekly influenza cases are plotted with three shades: light purple for Influenza A, medium purple for Influenza B, and dark purple for combined A and B. Cases rise sharply from late May and peak around July 2025 at roughly 4,500–5,000 weekly cases, then gradually decline into October. Below the chart are six information boxes: • Influenza A: 1,815 cases two weeks ago (26 Oct–1 Nov 2025). • Influenza A: 1,884 cases last week (2–8 Nov 2025), shown with a purple upward arrow and 4% increase. • Influenza B: 87 cases two weeks ago (26 Oct–1 Nov 2025). • Influenza B: 55 cases last week (2–8 Nov 2025), marked with a purple downward zig-zag arrow and 37% decrease. A page from the Victorian Respiratory Surveillance Report (14 November 2025) showing RSV activity. The main graphic is a blue bar chart titled “RSV notified cases by week, Victoria, 10 November 2024 to 8 November 2025.” Cases start low in late 2024, rise gradually through early 2025, and surge sharply to a peak around July 2025 at roughly 1,900 weekly cases before declining through October. Below the chart are three summary boxes: • 226 RSV cases were reported two weeks ago (26 Oct–1 Nov 2025). • 208 RSV cases were reported last week (2–8 Nov 2025). • A blue downward zig-zag arrow with text noting an 8% decrease.
November 14, 2025 at 12:56 AM
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thecovidinfoguy.bsky.social
COVID is not a seasonal virus. It circulates all-year-round.
November 14, 2025 at 1:03 AM
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thecovidinfoguy.bsky.social
7,606 aged care COVID deaths since beginning of pandemic

🔸686 reported deaths in 2020
🔸226 reported deaths in 2021
🔸3,855 reported deaths in 2022
🔸1,359 reported deaths in 2023
🔸1,078 reported deaths in 2024
🔸402 reported deaths in 2025

@Mark_Butler_MP @SamRaeMP
November 14, 2025 at 1:17 AM
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thecovidinfoguy.bsky.social
COVID-19 outbreaks in Australian residential aged care facilities: 13 November 2025

🔹Active cases: 201 (+24.8%)
🔹Active outbreaks: 36 (+24.1%)
🔹Resident cases: 154 (+33.9%)
🔹Staff cases: 47 (+2.1%)
🔹Reported deaths in 2025: 402 (+2)

@SamRaeMP

health.gov.au/resources/pu...
A report page from the Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing titled “COVID-19 outbreaks in Australian residential aged care homes.” It provides a national snapshot as of 8:00 am, 13 November 2025, stating there are 201 active COVID-19 cases across 36 active outbreaks in residential aged care homes (RACHs). Since 6 November, there have been 29 new outbreaks, 2 new resident deaths, and 226 new combined resident and staff cases. Table 1 summarises national aged-care COVID data: • Outbreaks: 36 active (+7 in 7 days), 27,359 cumulative (+29). • RACHs affected: 36 active (+7), 2,924 cumulative (0 change). • Resident cases: 154 active (+39), 260,999 cumulative (+178). • Resident deaths: N/A active, 7,606 cumulative (+2). • Staff cases: 47 active (+1), 134,707 cumulative (+48). Table 2 shows outbreaks by state/territory. Total active RACHs with outbreaks: 36. Active resident cases: 154, with counts highest in Victoria (66) and Tasmania (42). Active staff cases: 47, most in Victoria (15). There were 29 new outbreaks opened in the past week and 19 outbreaks closed.
November 14, 2025 at 1:17 AM
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"Scientists Just Developed A Blood Test That Can Diagnose Chronic Fatigue And Long Covid."

🔹Blood test detected CFS with 92% accuracy.

🔹CFS and long COVID overlap means it may lead to a long COVID test.

🔹Unclear exactly when either test might be available.

Source: archive.li/K0txX
A close-up photo of a blood-filled vial lying on a bright blue surface, casting a soft shadow. Below the image is a news headline from Women’s Health: “Scientists Just Developed A Blood Test That Can Diagnose Chronic Fatigue And Long Covid.” The article is credited to Korin Miller.
November 14, 2025 at 1:32 AM
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Tern makes a good point — years of COVID infections have weakened immunity for many, which could explain why recent flu seasons are hitting harder than before.

Tern’s reply: "Perhaps there's so much flu now because Covid infections make people vulnerable to flu."

Source: x.com/1goodtern/st...
A pair of posts on X from the user @1goodtern. The first post lists explanations given each year for high flu levels: 2022: “There’s so much flu because you didn’t catch it last year.” 2023: “There is so much flu because the season started earlier than expected.” 2024: “There is so much flu because circulation patterns are unusual this year.” 2025: “There is so much flu because it is a worse strain.” The second post is tern’s reply, which reads: “Perhaps there’s so much flu now because Covid infections make people vulnerable to flu.”
November 14, 2025 at 1:50 AM
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Australia: Residential aged care residents COVID-19 vaccination rates – November 2025

"This table provides COVID-19 vaccination rates of aged care residents by facility across Australia over the past 12 months, using data from the Australian Immunisation Register"

www.health.gov.au/resources/pu...
Residential aged care residents COVID-19 vaccination rates – November 2025 This table provides COVID-19 vaccination rates of aged care residents by facility across Australia over the past 12 months, using data from the Australian Immunisation Register.
November 14, 2025 at 4:09 AM
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The UK government says London’s COVID memorial wall will be permanently preserved. The 8-foot-high Portland stone wall along the Thames will honour 240,000+ lives lost and the sacrifices of key workers, especially in health and care sectors.

Source: archive.li/S1F7y
A screenshot of an Associated Press article with the headline: “UK commits to ensuring ‘poignant’ COVID memorial wall in London will be preserved.” Below the headline is a large photo of a volunteer, Fran Hall, repainting red and pink hearts on the COVID-19 memorial wall in Westminster, London. The wall stretches into the distance, covered in thousands of hand-painted hearts representing people lost to COVID-19. Fran is wearing a reflective vest and holding a paintbrush and pot of paint as she restores faded hearts.
November 14, 2025 at 4:54 AM
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WA weekly COVID update: Week ending 9 Nov 2025

🔸COVID positivity rate: 2.2% est. (+0.4%)

🔹PCR cases: 107 (+32.0%)
🔹Hospitalisation: Average of 17 cases per day (-5.5%)
🔹ICU: 7-day average of 1 case (-50.0%)

Source: health.wa.gov.au/Articles/F_I...
A line-and-bar chart titled “COVID-19 notifications and test positivity by notification week, WA, 2023 to 2025 YTD.” Blue bars show weekly PCR-confirmed COVID-19 cases, while a black line shows test positivity. Multiple waves appear across 2023–2025, with peaks over 1,400 cases and positivity above 14%. By November 2025, both cases and positivity are low: around 100 weekly cases and a positivity rate just above 2%. The x-axis shows week-ending dates from January 2023 to November 2025. A bar chart titled “7-day average of COVID-19 cases currently in hospital or in ICU, WA, 2023 to 2025 YTD.” Blue bars show the number of hospitalised COVID-19 patients, and small orange bars show ICU cases. Several waves appear across 2023–2025, with hospitalisations peaking around 250 at the highest points. ICU numbers remain very low throughout, typically 1–5 cases. By November 2025, hospitalisations have fallen to around 17 per day and ICU remains at 1 case. The x-axis displays week-ending dates from January 2023 to November 2025. A line graph titled “SARS-CoV-2 concentration in wastewater and COVID-19 notification rate, Perth metropolitan area, WA, 2023 to 7 Nov 2025.” A blue dotted line shows the 14-day weighted average of wastewater viral concentrations, with major peaks in late 2023 and mid-2024 reaching above 25,000 genome copies per 50mL. A yellow line shows the 14-day average COVID-19 case rate per 100,000 people, which rises in tandem with the wastewater peaks but stays much lower, generally under 40 cases per 100,000. By November 2025, both wastewater levels and case rates are very low, sitting near zero. The x-axis displays week-ending dates from January 2023 to November 2025. A graphic titled “Distribution of SARS-CoV-2 variants in clinical samples (top) and metropolitan wastewater catchments (bottom), 03 July 2022 to 09 November 2025.” The figure shows two long horizontal stacked bar charts, each divided by week. Each colour represents a different SARS-CoV-2 variant or sub-lineage. In the clinical samples (top), the variant landscape shifts frequently over time, with earlier dominance by various BA.2- and BA.5-related lineages, then transitions through recombinants and emerging Omicron descendants. By late 2025, BA.3.2.X (shown in blue) predominates. In the wastewater samples (bottom), variant patterns broadly mirror the clinical data but fade out toward the end of the timeline due to low SARS-CoV-2 concentrations, preventing recent wastewater sequencing. A note explains that the “X” indicates inclusion of descendant lineages and that recent weeks of clinical sequencing are removed to avoid skew or misinterpretation.
November 14, 2025 at 5:15 AM
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Tasmania Fortnightly COVID Update: Week ending 9 Nov 2025

From 27 Oct to 9 Nov 2025

🔸COVID Positivity rate: 2.0% (-0.2%)

🔹COVID: 29 (-3.3%)
🔹Influenza A: 155 (-14.3%)
🔹Influenza B: 10 (-37.5%)
🔹RSV: 47 (-16.0%)

Source: health.tas.gov.au/health-topic...
A webpage titled “Weekly update – acute respiratory infection activity in Tasmania,” published Friday 14 November 2025 with data to Sunday 9 November 2025. A table shows Acute Respiratory Illness activity is Low. Under pathogens: COVID-19: Low, Influenza: Moderate, RSV: Low. A text summary explains that ARI activity is low and stable; COVID-19 activity remains low with PE.1, PQ.2 and related lineages detected; influenza activity is moderate but declining, now driven mainly by influenza A (H3N2); and RSV activity is low, trending toward inter-seasonal levels, with infant RSV cases much lower than in 2023–24. A note states the next update will be published on Friday 12 December 2025. A table from Tasmania’s sentinel laboratory surveillance report (week ending 9 Nov 2025) showing PCR testing results for respiratory pathogens. Columns list the number of tests, number of positive tests, and percent positive. Results include: Adenovirus 1.5% positive (18/1,195), Bordetella pertussis 2.0% (24/1,193), Influenza A 10.6% (155/1,459), Influenza B 0.7% (10/1,459), Metapneumovirus 7.0% (84/1,195), Mycoplasma pneumoniae 0.8% (9/1,193), Parainfluenza 4.9% (59/1,195), RSV 3.2% (47/1,459), Rhinovirus 25.9% (241/931), and SARS-CoV-2 2.0% (29/1,452). A footnote notes changes in testing panels at certain labs in 2025. A section titled “COVID-19 whole genome sequencing” explains that Tasmania sequences COVID-19 samples to monitor circulating variants. It notes a surge in activity from Sept–Dec 2024 due to the emergence of XEC (a recombinant of two BA.2.86 descendants). Currently, various sub-lineages—including NB.1.8.1 and its descendant PQ.2, and PE.1 from KP.3.1.1—are being detected. For the four weeks to 26 Oct 2025, sub-lineage was identified in 18.2% (27/148) of cases; “other” lineages made up 41% of positives, followed by PQ.2 (22%) and PE.1 (22%). Below the text is a colourful stacked area chart titled “Notifications of COVID-19 by sub-lineage, Tasmania, last 52 weeks to 26-Oct-25.” It displays weekly proportions of variants including MC, XEC, NB.1, PE.1, and PQ.2. Peaks and shifts in dominant lineages occur across the year, with XEC dominating mid-2024 before declining, and NB.1- and PE.1-related lineages rising later in 2025. A legend links colours to each lineage group.
November 14, 2025 at 5:33 AM
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AUSTRALIA WEEKLY COVID UPDATE — 14 November 2025

COVID activity is rising in most states:

WA up (+32%; Avg 17/day in hospital), SA up (+17.2%), QLD up (+16.9%; 21 in hospital), NSW up (+13.9%)

VIC down (-5%) and TAS down (-3.3%)

ACT paused reporting

Aged-care up (+24.8%) and 2 deaths reported
A black-background table titled “AUSTRALIA WEEKLY COVID UPDATE — 14 November 2025.” Columns display States & Territories, Trend, % Change, and Reporting Notes. • WA: Up 32%, weekly update, average 17 in hospital. • SA: Up 17.2%, weekly update. • QLD: Up 16.9%, weekly update, 21 in hospital. • NSW: Up 13.9%, weekly update. • VIC: Down 5%, weekly/fortnightly reporting. • TAS: Down 3.3%, fortnightly update. • ACT: No data—weekly reporting ended for 2025; resumes autumn/winter 2026. • NT: No data—COVID reporting no longer published. • Aged care: Up 24.8%, weekly update, 2 deaths reported.
November 14, 2025 at 7:18 AM
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This person was infected with COVID twice and recovered. A 3rd infection brought manageable long COVID symptoms, but they were still able to work. After a 4th infection a few months ago, they haven’t recovered at all — showing how repeated infections can cause severe, lasting damage.
r/covidlonghaulers • 1d ago flyingwithdoves I think I might have long covid Symptoms I've had Covid 4 times now. My infection in 2023 led to insomnia and increased anxiety, but I could still manage and work with Ambien for sleep and Ativan occasionally. This August I got another infection and all hell broke loose - internal vibrations, debilitating anxiety, constant flip-flopping feeling in my stomach, new phobias like driving, and I can't think anymore. I have such severe brain fog that it's scaring me. It feels like I've had a lobotomy. All my muscles are sore, including the ones in my head. It feels like a tight band squezing my brain all the time. I have constant sinus congestion and dizziness and high blood pressure now. It's hard to relax, ever. I've been out of work for 3 months. I have new paradoxical reactions or debilitating side effects with virtually every supplement and medication I've tried recently. Anihistamines make me hyperactive. Seroquel and trazadone do the same thing. Vitamin D gives me heart palpitations now. Magnesium makes me hyperactive too. SSRIs give me every side effect even at tiny doses. I can take small amounts of Ativan occasionally, but enough to actually calm my nervous system will give me a paradoxical reaction. It's exhausting and depressing. It feels like this virus has ripped apart my nervous system and I'm floundering. I've been searching this group for answers to all my symptoms, but it seems as if there are none. I guess "covidlonghaulers" is my new home while I hope for a miracle cure.
November 13, 2025 at 7:36 AM
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michaelwest.com.au/no-trust-dee...

This is an insult to our democracy. It’s an insult to the intelligence of voters. It’s corruption in plain sight.
This must not stand.
#Nauru #auspol #NACC
No trust deed. Billions of tax dollars to be spent without oversight by Nauru - Michael West
The Labor Government's deal with Nauru to resettle unwanted refugees will cost Australian taxpayers billions, spent on who knows what.
michaelwest.com.au
November 13, 2025 at 4:01 AM
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kentparkskeet.bsky.social
Well, now that’s all settled, we can cancel AUKUS.

#AusPol
#CancelAUKUS
Australia and Indonesia strike landmark security treaty
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has declared a "new era" in the relationship between the neighbours in a joint appearance with Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto in Sydney.
www.abc.net.au
November 12, 2025 at 6:47 AM
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Aust. peaked at 55% electricity from renewables in October on the path to meeting 2030 target. Libs are an irrelevant & unelectable rabble by dumping net zero #auspol reneweconomy.com.au/australias-m...
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November 12, 2025 at 10:08 AM
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One of the most damaging and enduring aspects of the Dismissal, fifty years ago today, was its poisoning of the electorate against the Whitlam government, ensuring that it would lose the subsequent election and creating fear of progressive government.

🧵

#auspol
November 11, 2025 at 9:39 AM
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The Coalition has spent 30 years on climate change only to wend in a giant, disfigured polygon and arrive back where they started under John Howard. #auspol www.abc.net.au/news/2025-11...
Liberal Party formally abandons net zero by 2050 climate target
The decision brings the party closer to the Nationals, which ditched its support for the target earlier this month amid internal turmoil over the Coalition's policy.
www.abc.net.au
November 13, 2025 at 4:27 AM
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peterwmurphy1.bsky.social
Perfect post @demwar.bsky.social. #auspol #NetZero #ClimateCrisis
Screenshot of BlueSky post by @demwar.bsky.social. Text: In breaking news the LNP tells young voters it wants them to die. Very interesting political strategy. And by interesting I mean incomprehensibly idiotic and morally bankrupt.
November 13, 2025 at 12:54 AM
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kentparkskeet.bsky.social
Alleged Liberal moderates who signed on with Morrison, then Dutton, weaselling away as usual.

They can’t be moderate and in the Liberal Party, it’s not possible.

Quit or shut up. These are their options.

#AusPol
Liberal moderates fear electoral oblivion in metropolitan seats after net zero scrapped
While many Liberals who wanted to keep net zero say they are happy with the position the party has landed, some despondent moderates fear electoral oblivion in metropolitan seats.
www.abc.net.au
November 13, 2025 at 7:38 PM
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PM Albanese gives the Libs a bruising over their internal “climate wars” as they look to dump Net Zero. “They’re walking away from climate action, bcoz they fundamentally don’t believe in the science…” Says their anti-climate approach will only “hurt Australians”💯 #auspol
November 12, 2025 at 10:53 PM