Dr Liz Allen @drdemography.com · Apr 3

‘Can’t be trusted’ yet the former public servant is given air time and appears on expert panels. What does it take in this country for wrongdoing to be taken seriously?! Oh to be rich and powerful. www.theage.com.au/national/can...

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ladystardust ☮️ · Apr 3

How hard can it be to just NOT call the guy 😬

NeilCampbell · Apr 4

When our public institutions (that are meant to be above politics and innately independent and trustworthy) are biased, corrupt, out-sourced and above the law - the system is beyond broken. When our fourth estate aids and abets this this cesspit, we are truly cooked.

dee_le_brun · Apr 3

He also proposed mass surveillance and kind of thought a coup would be a good idea...

Winkypop · Apr 4

Disgraced former public servant i think is correct

Simon Rosenberg · Apr 3

When you're part of the establishment, they let you do it, you can do anything.

@imnotonfire.bsky.social · Apr 5

Why did the government try to make it as civilised as possible. Now he can participate in public life and is actually feted. One rule for the upper classes eh?