There’s already been a million photos but thought I’d still share. Looking forward to tomorrow night!

Shot on Canon R7, RF 100-400, F8, 1/3200

So since everything that happened in my last post ^^

He has slapped the car mirrors multiple times, he has blocked my driveway by parking across it (only time vicpol arrived and told him to move it) and has keyed my car and also my friends car who was visiting.

Still waiting on a personal safety invention order but the courts are taking their sweet ass time.

Vic pol refusing to come out for criminal damage. They don’t seem to care when I say it’s ongoing escalation and we’re concerned for safety. The neighbour has made threats walking past stating “these cameras won’t save you” and when he blocked my driveway he stated in front of police directly to me that “there’s more coming” In regard to his actions. Cops did nothing :)

I don’t know what else I can do, anyone have any advice?

Opposition Leader Angus Taylor says teachers are pushing political agendas to students, while his counterpart rallied against anti-boy ideology in the classroom.

A teachers' union has labelled the remarks "ignorant".

It remains unclear how the government intends to give Australians more control over their content amid pressure to back an algorithm opt-in model.

Preferably in the northern suburbs as I'm traveling from rural Victoria and will only be there for the day, Thanks.

Blah, blah, blah, Need one hundred and twenty characters to post.

Why does the government think koalas will know about an underpass, like they will have a map of the area to know about it if trying to pass, say 1 or 2 km up the road? Maybe they will walk along the rail for a few KMs and find it, ok fine, how about if they try to pass the road 10km away? Who actually thinks a single $12m underpass is a good idea? Just seems a little ridiculous to me.

It is an adroitly drawn portrait of a past leader – Keating lost power 30 years ago – who remains firmly convinced his vision is still very much this country’s future. An Australia that finds its security in, rather than from, Asia, that will be a republic, that will finally walk the path to reconciliation with its Indigenous history.

“Instead of long-term strategic thinking about the kinds of issues coming down the national and international track, he sees frenzied activity. His retort? ‘Busyness is not substance"

“It is important for all of us, but particularly and especially young Australians,” Keating said that day, “to believe in an independent Australia, beholden to nobody. We can’t deny young Australians their birthright to a past with meaning for them and a future without meaning: it has to be a future with meaning.”

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Antonio Rotondo has been sentenced to two years in jail for creating and distributing "profoundly violating" and "degrading" deepfakes of Brisbane women and children.

Rotondo was found guilty of 17 offences yesterday, including distributing intimate images, distributing child exploitation material and stalking.

What's next?

He was granted immediate parole but will remain in custody on other matters.

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The Coalition has vowed to cut the tobacco excise by 80 per cent if elected, in a bid to shut down the black market.

It has also promised to legalise, regulate, and tax vapes and nicotine pouches for adults.

One Nation plans to slash the excise by 75 per cent, while Labor has argued there is no evidence a dramatic cut would end the illicit trade.