Cumberland councillors need to repeal their decision to ban same-sex parenting books now.

We should have faith in our community to choose what they read.

It’s clear the LGBTQ+ community is being used as a political football here - leaders in our community should know better.

Surprising number of so-called freedom-loving right-wing libertarians falling over themselves to justify and defend heavy-handed authoritarian government censorship of libraries this week. It's good to experiment, I guess 😁

More late night developments out of Cumberland Council: the Labor councillors who voted against the book ban have lodged a recision motion

If they all turn up (two weren’t present during vote last week) they would have majority (even with one Labor colleague voting for the ban)

Surfaced tweets have revealed the councillor behind last night's draconian book bans backflipped from complaining about censorship on the internet to himself censoring libraries in less than 10 days. Quite the about-face.

Anti-trans activist Posie Parker who likes to chant 'I never lose' has lost badly in UK council elections with not one of the 5 candidates in her party securing a single seat.

3 of them failed to reach even 100 votes.

Queenslanders woke today to $1,000 towards their power bills, courtesy of premier Steven Miles. The major win cashes in on the Labor government's strong economic performance — and could be the last relief in sight, with polls predicting another costly LNP dark age on the horizon.

Tony Tardio A timely reminder Tony that the Coate Inquiry never found Hotel Quarantine responsible for 801 deaths. It did make reference to the Morrison Government's quarantine cock-up, however — and we all know who was behind the aged care disaster. Someone's been listening to too much 3AW.

It's ahead on everything else and its economy is the envy of the nation — so should Australia's favourite state be the first to move away from cash, in favour of electronic payments?

When the full video of Albo at the WWYW rally emerged, clearing the PM, many deleted tweets, withdrew comments and returned focus to the violence crisis. But some media figures are still holding out — despite the full video reaching half a million views in just 24 hours.