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IN PERSON Skirts on Sacred Benches: 100 years of women in NSW Parliament Celebrating the centenary of the 1925 election of Millicent Preston-Stanley - the NSW Parliament’s first female member.

IN PERSON Skirts on Sacred Benches: 100 years of women in NSW Parliament

Date: 13 aug • 17:30

Location: 6 Macquarie Street, Sydney, NSW 2000

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IN PERSON Skirts on Sacred Benches: 100 years of women in NSW Parliament Celebrating the centenary of the 1925 election of Millicent Preston-Stanley - the NSW Parliament’s first female member.

IN PERSON Skirts on Sacred Benches: 100 years of women in NSW Parliament

Date: 13 aug • 17:30

Location: 6 Macquarie Street, Sydney, NSW 2000

www.eventbrite.com.au/e/in-person-...

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Thanks to all my new and old pals on Bluesky for putting me over the 100,000 mark. I’m over the (super)moon.

#SYDNEY City #Australia

And good night to all my new Blue Sky friends!

Moon shot!

book shelf labels pointing down to "Shakespeare plays" and up to "Shakespeare studies"

good for him! work-life balance is so important

Every new member of Bluesky is a new butterfly. A group of butterflies is called a kaleidoscope. A kaleidoscope symbolises ever changing and endless possibilities contained in the human experience 🦋🦋🦋

I like that nz has gone down the roots of calling rules that maybe permit a 2.5 level townhouse mid density, and Sydney is like we will spam 8 level towers, which r midrise - Sydney has this right

For those that don’t know Sydney very well, the Western Suburbs are often poorly covered by public services, and some may say get discriminated against.

So in some ways, it is outrageous that there is one rule for the East, and another for the West… but…

Hozier performing at his concert in Sydney

Paul Mescal on the red carpet of the Gladiator II Sydney premiere, waving at the crowd

Paul Mescal, Connie Nielsen, Fred Hechinger, interviewer Angela Bishop and producer Michael Pruss at the Sydney Gladiator II premiere

Hozier performing at his concert in Sydney

I’m officially going on record as a big fan of the Irish

Here is some other great pics from the other angle. Taken by me a few weeks ago, from a cruise ship

I'm really starting to miss the dungeon and all my subs! The end is in sight for harvest and when I have a better idea of exactly when that will be I'll be locking in three sets of tour dates for Sydney.

Excited for Unite Round. Doing a bit of comms and going to both Sydney FC games.

Good morning from Guangzhou. In transit from Sydney to Europe. Have a wonderful afternoon Down Under.

Travelling around japan just really makes you want walkable cities + decent public transport. Hell even bikable cities. Sydney isn't even that bad relatively speaking but man

Bookcover what the colonist never knew, a history of Aboriginal Sydney by Dennis Foley and Peter Read.

Current book. Dr Erin sent it to my nan, best thing twitter ever gave me.

Woman caught with golden gun in luggage at Sydney airport ‘deeply regrets’ actions, court hears Liliana Goodson is ‘capable of rehabilitation’ after being caught travelling from US to Australia with firearm, lawyer says

Incredible:

“The 30-year-old was arrested at Sydney airport in April last year after being questioned by Australian Border Force officers about the 24-carat gold-plated pistol, worth about $3,000, in her luggage.

The court was previously told Goodson came to Australia to attend clown school.”

Keep looking. Found this book in a charity shop in Sydney for $3.

My news, I’ve been coming to this part of the NSW south coast on and off for thirty years. I think it is actually the most beautiful place in the world.
And today I got the keys?
I’m here for a few days then back to Sydney to plan how I can work the city/coast balance and still eat.

It's not enough there isn't a seat on the train home from Sydney. There is a couple standing near me making out. She's wearing a pink fake fur vest. Out of the corner of my eye it looks like a Muppet is being felt up.

The fast commercialization of LLMs really hinged on a decision by Mikhail Parakhin & Microsoft to continue making Bing available after the incident where Bing/Sydney acted like a stalker to a Times tech reporter.

In most worlds, Bing would have been pulled down & LLM deployment slowed.

29. Sydney and Oliver have a similar dynamic to Thomas and Bertie, especially when both are running passenger trains. They tried to race each other to the ends of their lines and back once, and... let's just say neither came out of it smiling.

played Darlinghurst Nights and the roll call of characters from early to mid 80s Sydney @claremoore.bsky.social and I looked at each other across the table as we knew or had known every single one of them during years of joyful, furious struggle.Peter Milton Walsh

Chart showing suburban train frequencies on Sundays 9am. Sydney 10-15 minutes. Perth 15. Brisbane 30. Adelaide 30. Melbourne 20-40.

Crowd of people boarding a Melbourne train. The next one is in 41 minutes.

On Sunday mornings until about 10am, much of Melbourne has the least frequent suburban trains in Australia.
The State Government is dragging its heels on public transport service investment. Simply not good enough for a city of 5 million. #MoreServicesPlease