Adaline

Has anyone seen Brad?

He actually claims he got away with it today?

On President’s Day, the First Amendment Troop staged “ResistDance” — a tribute and act of artistic dissent — at the Lincoln Memorial. ❤️
#FirstAmendment
#ArtisticExpression

😂😂🤣🤣

hume highway..

vale jon..

Very sad to share the news of this legend of Australian political cartooning, and art. Dear Jon Kudelka has died, and we will be the poorer and more dull for his passing.
Sending love and condolences to his family.
What a legacy of scorching wit and joyful capturing of life he leaves.

That's absolutely bloody awful news for Tasmania and the rest of us. Also thinking of the family and friends. Very sad day.

How many nameless trafficked children… how many… how many | First Dog on the Moon Can I somehow unknow this? Is that OK? Please

We finally understand what we are seeing... forever shocked no longer surprised. Today's cartoon... www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

Australia isn’t facing new viruses.

We’re facing weaker surveillance.

When testing and reporting drop, outbreaks don’t disappear — they’re just seen later, making events look sudden and alarming.

Sorry for your loss, remembering is healing, say his name often. Vale Voy.

Producing the video and booklet for my Dad’s funeral whilst living with Mum has the added benefit of her finally getting what I do for a job.

David Pope in Canberra Times

natberg

YouTube video by ABC Indigenous 'No One Should Call This Place Home' | Always Was Tonight

Maybe @qantas-official.bsky.social can use this version from now on.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=c3Z6...

Canadian PM Mark Carney speaks out against Trump at the World Economic Forum Canadian PM Mark Carney told the World Economic Forum "middle powers must act together".

Have a read of Laura Tingle's article (ABC news) on the Canadian PM speech. There is no "go back to" it is move forward and leave the hegemon behind.
www.abc.net.au/news/2026-01...

Pick up the nearest book. Open to page 42 and post your second sentence. Add #page42 and include this rule as a reply.

Rain is falling, Sassy the bantam is worried about something up in the trees...a tree snake?

spineless..

In or out of office they all do the same thing and that is what is disappointing of Labor, when so much more is expected from them. Shame on both parties.

Sorry to say but don't forget the LNP gravy fountain and politicians smoking cigars citing their budget and the benefits they squeezed out of being ex-ministers. One in particular flying on taxpayer money to get a new job.

Noting today’s apology in the SMH, I feel it important to say that I stand with @cathywilcox.bsky.social & @michaelwestbiz.bsky.social
#auspol
Australian’s should be governed by Australian not foreign interests. All, irrespective of faith, have a right to free speech & protection from hate speech.

Great cartoon, nothing to apologise for

Brilliant, on point cartoon.

I absolutely stand with Cathy

New office decor…

Stolen because it was very good (thanks Chris)
@cathywilcox.bsky.social

A Cathy Wilcox cartoon

Screw the apology from the SMH for this cartoon

#CathyWilcox #WilcoxCartoon #auspol

Yes, I did see the dark roof lines, also where are the solar panels covering that car park designed for users to go ?where.

4 frames. Penny Wong and Anthony Albanese.. 1. Wong says “He’s extrajudicially killed supposed drug-traffickers in boats…” Albo: “Cripes!” 2. Wong: “He’s blockaded oil tankers, bombed the port… and now he’s kidnapped the president and his wife…” Albo: “oh dear” 3. Wong: “…while announcing he’ll run Venezuela and stealing the oil. Shouldn’t we…say something?” Albo: “Hell no!” 4. Albo: “Have you seen what he’s like when he’s angry?!”

Who’s the boss?
My @smh @theage cartoon.

‘Absurdist leaps of logic’: Robodebt misused in FOI reforms I am furious. Angry, certainly, about the federal government’s proposed freedom of information laws, which mock the very idea of transparency, but seething especially about the justification for them,...

Rick Morton: “I am furious. Angry, certainly, about the federal government’s proposed freedom of information laws, but seething about justification for them, a continuation of the rhetorical trickery that allows grotesque and nasty policy like robodebt.”

www.thesaturdaypaper.com.au/share/21914/...