A different way to start the day. Early morning flower markets trip 💐
A different way to start the day. Early morning flower markets trip 💐
A different way to start the day. Early morning flower markets trip 💐
Vale David Polson. A giant in our community, who sadly died today. A few months ago, we celebrated David’s 70th birthday. It was a room full of people who loved and admired him. David was a remarkable man who contributed so much to medical research, the LGBTQIA community and the QTOPIA museum. After his HIV diagnosis in 1984, under the care of the late Professor David Cooper, David participated in 28 drug trials, enduring severe side effects but contributing to crucial advancements in HIV treatment. The drug trials David participated in helped lead to the development of triple therapy, now a globally effective treatment for HIV/AIDS. For more than 28 years, David shared his experiences as a public speaker and HIV advocate, raising awareness and educating diverse audiences on HIV/AIDS. In 2021, David was honoured by the National Association of People Living with HIV, Gilead Sciences and Positive Life NSW for his dedication to HIV education and community service. In 2023, he was awarded the Member of the Order of Australia for significant service to community health through HIV education and advocacy roles. After Professor David Cooper died, David Polson worked to make QTOPIA a reality. QTOPIA is both a museum that honours the stories of queer people who have suffered persecution and discrimination, and a space for new ideas to be shared. David was warm, generous, passionate and loyal. He was a great friend to many. Few people get to leave a legacy as large as David’s. We are lucky to have had him for so long in our lives.
Have you heard about Labor’s 3 day guarantee? There’s a bit of detail in this one but I hear hydraulic press videos are the new thing.
Did you see this big announcement yesterday? More choice, lower costs, and better health care for women.
Did you see this big announcement yesterday? More choice, lower costs, and better health care for women.
Did you see this big announcement yesterday? More choice, lower costs, and better health care for women.
Did you see this big announcement yesterday? More choice, lower costs, and better health care for women.
When I grow up I want to be @lizzylegsellis
Just another reason why renewables are the best answer for Australia.
Just another reason why renewables are the best answer for Australia.
Just another reason why renewables are the best answer for Australia.
Just another reason why renewables are the best answer for Australia.
Just another reason why renewables are the best answer for Australia.
Just another reason why renewables are the best answer for Australia.
Just another reason why renewables are the best answer for Australia.
We’ve got a question Mr Dutton – where are you planning on finding a Sydney Harbour worth of water every year?
Everyone on the internet has heard of Putricia in Sydney… but did you know she has a sister in Canberra who has just bloomed. Go and check her out quickly – she’s expected to be alive until Tuesday. Click the link in my bio to get tickets before it’s too late.
Won’t be online until the 2040s (at the earliest), pushes up your power bills, costs you $600 billion… yet he still can’t see a problem with it.
Higher wages, free TAFE, reduced HECS debt, cheaper childcare, cheaper medicines, more affordable housing. That’s what Labor governments do.
A quick recap of how Labor is improving health care for women.
The behaviour of the two nurses in NSW was grotesque. There is no place for this in Australia.
Today marks the 17th anniversary of the National Apology to the Stolen Generation. I still remember the immense feelings of sadness and resolve as the then Prime Minister Kevin Rudd delivered the long overdue apology to thousands of First Nations Australians. Saying sorry is not the end of our reconciliation journey. We must continue to match it with action. We have more work to do.
