Angus Taylor says party on track for Net Zero women by 2040

"Our focus is on reducing women in the House of Reps, but we're on track also reduce our female vote to zero too."
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EIC handover for the journal of metamorphic geology. Big thanks to Dick White and all past and current editors, associate editors, and the editorial board #geosciences

If there is one thing better than one microscope it's two plus Louisa

I know! They also get in the watering can and block up the spout. It's surprising how large a frog can fit through a small hole.

Froggo

Yes, I want to buy music, not stream and can do it with Qobuz. I don't have a subscription. I use musicolet as the player.

A festive fire-tailed finch #ozbirds #ozwildlife

#curtinuniversity #curtinresearch | Curtin University Media We’re excited to share a team led by Curtin University’s Professor Katy Evans has secured more than $1.5 million in ARC Linkage, Infrastructure, Equipment and Facilities funding to bring a crucial pie...

yay go us.

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The willy wagtails are vehemently claiming the shed from the dog, who is channeling her best Disney princess. I hope they raise their chicks successfully #auswildlife

I still have no idea of the difference between #altcountry and #country music but the breezy and fabulous #newfarmnewcountry festival reminded me how great and important live music and musicians are. Stuff AI, choose live music and good snacks

I wish there was a way to unread books so I could read them again for the first time

I was close to what was described as the best preserved komatiite in the galaxy but sadly ran out of time before I found the good outcrop. Still, a treat to see some talcy goodness and contemplate early Earth #geosciences #ozgeology #geology

Donkey orchids are out in the Great Southern. #ozflora

Canning river cafe is fabulous Canning River Cafe share.google/mKe5k3hs9eTV...

Heavy mineral sand bands forming and reforming. Hypnotic. #geology #geosciences dog for scale.

But yes I like the ibis too, but there are a lot of them so we didn't appreciate them as they deserve

I will dig out the one with six (6!…) spoonbills furtling. But it's on the good camera and I have to find cables etc to get anything off it.

and Earth Sciences depts are also being closed here.. doesn't add up

Top level finding of a recently recently released review by the Australian Academy of Sciences review "We aren't training enough geoscientists, yet our economy rests heavily on resources, and critical minerals is a priority of the National Reconstruction Fund under ‘value-add in resources’."

After six(ish) years, the first of our hakea oleifolias (I think..) has come into flower, brightening up a very dirty day #ozplants

View from my office. Twenty minutes later it was raining and joey was trying to get back in mum's pouch. Unsuccessfully 🤣 #auswildlife

💯 I would be so much worse off (except financially 🤣😂) without these guys

Every Ramones song that starts 1234

An infographic featuring Aboriginal art with three extracts from the IPBES Values Assessment and Transformative Change Assessment highlighting the value of Indigenous knowledge.

🌱 We honor & celebrate the roles #Indigenous Peoples & local communities play in #biodiversity conservation, restoration & sustainable use.

#IndigenousPeoplesDay 🌏🧪

YouTube video by Eurovision Song Contest Teya & Salena - Who The Hell Is Edgar? | Austria 🇦🇹 | Official Music Video | Eurovision 2023

In case you forget how much artists get from Spotify.. Great Eurovision song youtu.be/ZMmLeV47Au4?... #spotify

Getting all atmospheric in Lowlands

Another nice one from Wu and team - this one on gold, and a novel take on the origin of iron oxyhydroxides in gold deposits authors.elsevier.com/c/1lSw63p4Zc...

Top marks for persistence, symmetry, and consistency. Null points for effectiveness

And, of course, also with @jojomcd.bsky.social sorry I can't edit it Jo!

BREAKING: UNESCO includes Murujuga Cultural Landscape on World Heritage List UNESCO has voted to include the Murujuga Cultural Landscape, home to the world's greatest collection of ancient rock art, on the World Heritage List. The bid for the listing was driven by the Murujuga Aboriginal Corporation and supported by the Australian and Western Australian governments.

UNESCO has voted to include the Murujuga Cultural Landscape, home to the world's greatest collection of ancient rock art, on the World Heritage List. The bid for the listing was driven by the Murujuga Aboriginal Corporation and supported by the Australian and Western Australian governments.