kate-eviva.bsky.social
Busy trying to monitor the environment and tend my garden. I am most interested in creating safe places for sharing diverse capabilities for best outcomes in community. I value social places where I can ask questions and learn more.
👤 Joined on 18 November 2023
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“Don’t let violence win.” That was @cathyindigovalley.bsky.social’s message. Call out bad behaviour. Don’t feed the algorithm. Hold each other to account. And don’t let violence stop good people standing for office. Tonight, 8pm AEDT light a candle for Helen suebarrett.substack.com/p/dont-let-v...
Show PostI had lunch with a friend on Wed. I hadn't seen her for some time so told her about my breast cancer experience. She then told me she had *just* been diagnosed with BC herself. I offered her my support. A friend did the same for me when I was first diagnosed. It makes a big difference.
Show PostNEW VIDEO: Preston has been held by Labor since the seat was created in 1945, but Greens candidate Loki Sangarya is hoping to flip the once-safe seat that's now held on a 2.1% margin WATCH: www.youtube.com/watch?v=yoWN...
Show Post#BREAKING 🚨 Queensland child safety and domestic violence minister Amanda Camm has resigned from the state's cabinet following months of scrutiny, including after revelations children in residential care slept on the floor of child safety offices Camm will remain in parliament
Show PostWhile the 2,500 jobs cuts are horrific enough for the workers and their families, worse still is the commentary that this is due to increased use of AI. The productivity “benefits” of AI are about cutting jobs and raising profits rather than living standards for Australians.
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