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25.01.2022 The Queensland Productivity Commission report came back today with the strongest stance yet for drug decriminalisation https://www.abc.net.au//drug-offences-penalties-q/11918390 joining academics and former police officers who say that drug criminalisation has failed utterly. It's stunning that legalising marijuana alone could reduce prison populations by 20-30% over the next 5 years, which would be a particularly powerful policy stance given that prison populations rose by 40.2% in just the past few years... and yet Premier Palaszczuk still refuses to support this initiative even as Canberra's legalisation came into force today!

25.01.2022 I'm pirating this content

25.01.2022 Oh Queensland Labor, you so democratic... #qldpol "Postal vote hotline": 3414 2120 Mark Bailey's office (on reverse): 3414 2120 And finally, a genuine postal vote application form from the QEC, with a reply paid return envelope to Mark's office...... Mark Bailey MP - Labor for Miller I like you but you gotta stop doing dodgy stuff like this. Leave it for the crooks in the LNP - Liberal National Party

25.01.2022 Live now! Tune in to watch the debate

23.01.2022 Sunday session of Pirate Party Australia National Congress 2020 has now closed, watch back at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvWrS9Mz68E Thanks everyone for a fantastic experiment with running entirely online. The smoothness and ease of access meant there was a boost of participation over prior years #votepirate

22.01.2022 "Climate normals" are 30-year averages that meteorologists and climatologists use as a baseline to describe daily, monthly, and yearly conditions as being warme...r or cooler, wetter or drier than average. Every decade, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) updates the climate averages: and this year, the changes resulting from the update to using 1991-2020 as "normal" is huge. Why? Because the planet has warmed so much in the last decade. Seven out of the last 10 years have been the warmest on record, and as a whole the last decade was the warmest in human history. Because of these updates, some places have shifted into entirely new climate zones. For example, Fairbanks, Alaska is now considered to be in the "warm summer continental zone" rather than "sub-Arctic" (!) Read more:

21.01.2022 This May the 4th, we celebrate artistic reuse, remix culture, free expression and... well hello there (credit: anonymous) #maythe4thbewithyou

20.01.2022 Join me tonight as I go head to head in a live debate with John August on the Job Guarantee.

20.01.2022 This weekend I'm chairing the Pirate Party Australia National Congress 2020. Tune in live at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6U8PBgSJNc #votepirate #auspol

20.01.2022 The borders are shutting, looks like Katter gets his wish after all https://twitter.com/annastaciamp/status/1241917471881224192 Stay safe, and find a community mutual aid group near you!

18.01.2022 This weekend is the Buddha's Birthday Festival at the Chung Tian Chinese Buddhist Temple in Underwood. I visited today and practiced my Sutra Calligraphy, but attendees can also watch traditional and community performances, discover the Buddha's Light Scout Group environmental programs and games for kids, meditate, visit the tea house or sample traditional Chinese food and of course learn more about the life and teachings of the Buddha. We don't have to be religious to appre...ciate the message or beauty in religions. The Buddha teaches a simple message that we should have good thoughts, speak good words and do good acts. And in the Mahayana Buddhist tradition, doing these three things will reduce suffering in the world. More info about this free event can be found here, it's final day is tomorrow from 9-5 AEST https://www.facebook.com/events/2972655506345306

18.01.2022 I'm confused at how anyone expected the LNP to win the Queensland state election. Was it ALP loyalists, panicking at their support bleeding to the Greens? Was it southerners trying to stay relevant to an increasingly independant Queensland? Image credit to the skunkworks at DS #qldpol #qldvotes

17.01.2022 I just wanted hoverboards!

17.01.2022 Digital systems are #vulnerable, #transparent systems are secure: a thread https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1225616191646990337.html

15.01.2022 In 15 mins I'll be livetweeting the #covidsafe teardown and panel discussion after discussing with @GeoffreyHuntley on @piratepartyau last night #privacy #auspol tune in at https://bit.ly/COVIDSafeTeardown via MS Teams

13.01.2022 Exciting news from the space industry

13.01.2022 Attending UQ Student Energy Network panel on journalism, climate change and energy. Excited to meet local scientist Dr John Cook whose research into climate change disinformation I have read extensively

13.01.2022 In case you missed it, here is the recording between myself and John from the start of the month on the Job Guarantee and UBI. Check it out as we swap ideas and opinions!

11.01.2022 Accumulate knowledge for its own sake.

10.01.2022 All the assurances in the world for privacy and data security are irrelevant if you've cocked up every IT project for the last 8 years

09.01.2022 Pop culture becomes life. The milk tea alliance of these three small ASEAN nations are standing up to violence, repression and authoritarianism of different forms but united in their love of freedom.

08.01.2022 Got my quarantine plans ready...

07.01.2022 The RBA abandoned it's target of full (100%) employment decades ago. All that's left is "full" employment (whatever the market decides is an ideal maximum but typically around 90-95% to keep wages low). But now they want to try and reduce unemployment below 5% AND start targetting the epidemic of underemployment affecting younger Australians? Who was telling them all this time that low wages and low hours would come back to bite us all in the ass? The market is optimised fo...r short term individual gain at the expense of society. Economic regulation is essential for a flourishing society. https://www.theguardian.com//reserve-bank-to-focus-on-redu

07.01.2022 What lurks in the dark recesses of the mangroves of the Brisbane River? Bump in the Night with Jonathan Sri, Councillor for The Gabba ... For more news, head to http://4zzz.org.au/news 4ZZZ #qldpol See more

06.01.2022 Proof that the Labour Party are centrist at last? https://www.facebook.com/stevenmilesmp/posts/2841370852747757

05.01.2022 The restrictions on civil liberties during this crisis must be abolished when it abates https://twitter.com/BDSixsmith/status/1242759486642827264 The mutual aid, social security and community organising must continue

05.01.2022 "It’s only then when a Swedish child has the courage to call out our nakedness, echoed by a similar call from our own children, that we stir from our cosy consensus." https://www.resilience.org//turning-delusion-into-climate/

03.01.2022 I think this is the future I actually want

03.01.2022 Time to fire up that Minecraft server again...