Love how people that rarely watch women’s sport are now chiming in with how the Matildas are the exception.

But how do you think the Matildas got so good? Do you think it might have had something to do with the funding, resources and support they fought so hard for?

Today, I'm backed by my senator, David Pocock, in launching my campaign to establish a duty of care owed by politicians to young people, ensuring that our health and wellbeing is considered when making decisions that could affect the climate system.

Love is the answer!

theguardian.com/film/2023/jul/…

For mob who want to yarn about referendum in their communities - you can register here! eventbrite.com.au/e/passing-the-…

Earlier this year, Sophie Trevitt was awarded the 2023 Voltaire Human Rights Award for her work to #raisetheage and protect Aboriginal children from being sent to prison.

“No one can consider the job done while there are still children suffering behind bars”

I have never felt fear the way I do for the children locked up in #AliceSprings .

Me in The Guardian on the hellish conditions these Aboriginal kids are kept in, the negligence of the NT govt & the fight to keep these kids safe #ntpol #auslaw #4Corners
theguardian.com/australia-news…

There's no words from either party about the 19th of July, as if nothing ever happened.
Labor established the infamous 19th of July policy. Liberals won the 3 successive elections.
14 refugees in offshore detention died, hundreds have been deeply traumatised. Who is responsible?

The No & Yes essays in referendum pamphlet aren’t independently fact checked.

They aren’t held to any standard of accuracy/evidence as in academia, or to codes of fairness/balance like in media*.

They’re published in line w political advertising laws = write whatever you like.

I have such mixed feelings on this. It’s great to see positive changes for Ukrainians. But it feels bitter when Sudanese refugees and asylum seekers have so few options, anywhere around the world. Holding both feelings at the same time, hoping generosity can be extended to more.

We are excited to be launching our First Nations Leaders and ACCO CEO briefing this Friday, will you join us or share it with a First Nations leader? eventbrite.com.au/e/passing-the-…

If locking refugees in a hotel rooms for up to 23 hours a day for 14 months is lawful, then the law needs to change. Pretty simple. ⁦Amnesty International Australia 🕯⁩ amnesty.org.au/federal-court-…

Hey I’ve landed in Brissy and it’s so lush and warm.

I’m heading to the NAIDOC Awards Saturday. To all the Blackfullas coming to the awards — you should join us on Friday for Passing the Message Stick briefing at 3pm irl.

You can register now via eventbrite.com.au/e/passing-the-…

Exhibit A. Labor co-opted the death of Yunupingu to push the importance of the yes campaign. They had the audacity to show up at sorry business for a photo op and a few words. Now, they are posthumously seeking to undermine Yunupingu's final wishes.

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This World Refugee Week, we cannot forget the people who have died in offshore detention, and renew efforts to ending this monstrous policy.

Ten years is far, far too long. It's time Labor started to right this terrible wrong.

Not Yes directors complaining about the state of play when they choose not to hire even ONE black campaigner or organiser with experience running significant national campaigns about us. Yeah it takes some experience to win on us and you expected to bring our mob onboard too🤦🏾‍♀️

Tune in to ABC Australia local radio in 2 min to listen to Muzafar's story, and again at 2:05pm on Radio National.

One danger of the BRS saga is that he becomes the sole focus of war crimes allegations. As this detailed report by ⁦Andrew Quilty⁩ shows, there were many others involved in the crimes and cover-ups themonthly.com.au/issue/2021/apr…