Gabrielle Chan

A teenager who was allegedly subjected to offensive conduct by the former vice-chancellor of the University of New England has told a court she was “racially assaulted”. ⁦@burgewords⁩ https://t.co/p0O1YsgwNC

A robotdebt primer ahead of the report release today by ⁦@Paul_Karp⁩ https://t.co/8orygsUa4c

Drought baby @callapilla wanted to make sure she would remain viable in drying climate, at least until the mortgage was paid off. But she forgot that abnormal could mean too wet, and that the climate crisis would bring floods as well as drought. https://t.co/U71eg9FI6l

A man is fighting for his life after being accidentally shot in the chest during a pig hunting trip in Cunnamulla, Queensland. https://t.co/ZVeOvpFHVN

Agent Riza Kamerakkas, says 90% of his sales are due to mortgage stress, with many seeking to avert financial disaster. “It’s not that they are under extreme financial stress now, but that they are acting preventatively before it’s too late." @Rachwani91 https://t.co/bI1iUrdekj

The RSPCA said it removed labradors, corgis, golden retrievers and other dogs from a Macedon Ranges shire property on Monday over animal welfare concerns, after receiving a tipoff. https://t.co/xPI0BKr1jB

A teenager who was allegedly assaulted and subjected to offensive behaviour by the former VC of the UNE at an International Women’s Day event last year has told a court that the incident left her feeling “ degraded and belittled”. @burgewords https://t.co/PsDSiCzOk8

"Founded in 1994, Tinkers Bubble is England’s leading off-grid woodland community: an experiment in rural living that provides low-impact dwellings and a land-based livelihood to a changing roster of 16 residents." Anyone know of a Tinkers Bubble in Oz? https://t.co/RkadeX4M9r

Just when you thought there were enough almond orchards…here is a very interesting thread on a massive development at the SA end of the river system. Where will the water come from?

Jeremy Morton 🌾🐸🦆🚜🐟🐂 @Jeremy_Morton_

Does anyone know the facts about this development at Monash in the Riverland of South Australia. Apparently, 3500ha stage 1 & 10000ha eventually. Seems extraordinary & has massive consequences for the shape of irrigated agriculture in South Australia.

NZ farming rushes out of sheep and into pine plantations, fuelled by lucrative OS investor demand and govt carbon commitments but rural communities and enviro groups are sounding alarm. https://t.co/ettwSOy8Rp

"Australian bank Macquarie – has been widely criticised for its stewardship of the water company between 2006 and 2017. It has faced accusations of “asset stripping” and “ripping off the taxpayer” by not paying corporation tax." https://t.co/qOWrMwi2DU

The top lines so far from the Icac report re Gladys Berejikian and Daryl Maguire. https://t.co/vIMyGPqww5

Doctors working near Cadia Hill goldmine in central west New South Wales have been advised not to test patients for heavy metals unless they have symptoms of toxicity or there is a clear and known source of exposure. @ConnickFleur https://t.co/9yUvqa0uSk

A group claiming to be current and former PwC partners in Australia have ridiculed the firm’s response to a damaging tax scandal as “grossly inadequate” and demanded more transparency and accountability. @Henry_Belot https://t.co/L9qt7uBchR

The English-speaking tourist was filmed by an onlooker using keys to engrave “Ivan+Hayley 23” into the wall of the 2,000-year-old Roman amphitheatre on Friday afternoon. https://t.co/1qFCjTLeDr

Enviro dep sec, Lyn O’Connell said it “did not commission or pay for that report”. “It came out of a conversation I had with a principal at PricewaterhouseCoopers in terms of, ‘here’s something that would be useful for us to know’,” she said. @Paul_Karp https://t.co/nRiZFaSQWW

The consultancy firm KPMG has launched an internal review to address concerns about potential conflicts of interest after sustained criticism from senators, unions and transparency advocates.⁦@Henry_Belot⁩ https://t.co/RrruaoLWJ3