Here it is Greggy, people like this guy.

I'l agree with your second point, but meet Australian Football star Charlie Curnow.

a scenario that should send a chill through every fossil fuel executives spine, can't wait.

Nah, ours is a 10 yo orange bastard son of a feral, but we still feed it and make the fire for him in winter.

We tolerate his cousin, Ollie the arshole.

tax

Good morning Australia.

and the business is family grifting

I can’t say I’ve noticed that, he attacks with both, but the dog had a cone on for a while and he changed his attack from a roundhouse to a jab!

I have the same issue, this is a blood red flower called “Darwin Blood” here, can’t get a decent pic of it

The Australian solution to the who uses what amenity.

This from a while back,

This is Lenny the Belgian Tervuren, all colours in one.

In our long held Nat seat (Cowper) the Indi Caz Heise is running for the second time, with the smallest margin after a recount in her first hastily organised effort. A great candidate. Labor not in the race imo. Grass roots politics as it should be.

Australia, a horrible place, do not come here.

Rolling in the Silver curry Leaf? Mind you one of ours cats used to come in smelling of woodsmoke and perfume.

In the early’70s, outer north western Sydney, a “well connected” Italian chap in my last (public) school year got a Rambler Hornet for his 18th birthday.

This is a pic from a lightning strike last week on the hill, seems several trees around the one that was severed also got struck, branches are dying. This one has the track in a spiral blaze of the bark like a barbers pole to the top of the tree. Australian Blackbutt.

The Australian Eureka Flag

Before the 2019 fires here in coastal NSW we had a few black cockatoos visit, but that year hundreds sought refuge on the coast and discovered the local macadamia orchards. They are about the only thing that can crack them. They’re here most of the year now.