Mischa

@rollsouth.bsky.social

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I came to drink tea and read fantasy novels, and I’ve got plenty of both. Local government. Union delegate. Part-time cyclist. Trail enthusiast. Amateur cartographer. Mostly photos of the garden. Lutruwita (Tasmania)

"Personally, I will miss the friendship and support these two giants of the labour movement have offered me over many years, but especially since I became Labor Leader in 2019 and then Prime Minister is 2022."
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“In a passionate speech, Mr Burns urged members to choose "empathy over outrage" as he rallied support of the party's platform on Israel and Palestine.”
Article headline reads: Net zero will drive up prices, says CSIRO analysis
Excerpt from Steven Erikson’s novel No Life Forsaken that reads: “The new Adjunct stared at them both. No one spoke for a few moments, then Hadalin nodded. 'Very well. Go to the city garrison and inform them of the impending exodus. We'll need constables in the streets to manage the crowd. The refugees can be directed to Blue Sky.’ 'Blue Sky won't hold them all, Hench said. 'Uh, by way of post-report appendix'”
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A photo of internal walls with the suds exposed on the lower half and bits of wood leaning against a wall.
A screen grab of a news article that reads: Taylor's social media flooded with 'Fantastic. Great move. Well done Angus' By Joshua Boscaini Every since Angus Taylor announced his decision to step down from the shadow ministry last night, his social media account has been flooded with "Fantastic. Great move. Well done Angus"
A screenshot of a news article that reads “Promised $7m public transport project now costs $65m, parliament hears Tasmania's long-promised public transport ticketing system has blown out to $65m, nearly ten times its original budget of $7m, parliament has heard.”
A photo of the bow of a canoe with a yellow bucket in it.
A photo from parliament with two seated men leaning over a seated woman to talk.
A photo of a park with landscaped areas on fire.
Quote reads:”Guardian Australia has been told a deliberate decision had been made not to provide neo-Nazi groups with a platform or reward them with attention at an event dedicated to improving social cohesion. But Israel's antisemitism envoy, Michal Cotler-Wunsh, did directly reference the March for Australia when questioned by reporters. She sought to compare the march to pro-Palestinian protests, and said the Australian government should have a uniform approach to banning marches that discriminate against minorities.”
Screenshot of headline that reads: City of Launceston approves massive Al data centre Plans to build the nation's largest artificial intelligence facility in Launceston are forging ahead after they won unanimous approval from the City of Launceston.
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A cartoon of Bob Brown Foundation protesters staging a “die in” outside Tasmanian Parliament dressed as threatened species, Dean Winter lies with them. One holds a sign that reads “Bob Brown Foundation threatened species die in”
Article with headline ‘review of salmon industry’
Headline from the Mercury that reads “major salmon review, pause on fish farms’
And email from the Tasmania FC with a subject that reads “Up to 50% off for farthers day”
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A Simpson meme with principal skinner asking “am I out of touch” in the top panel and saying “no, it’s the children who are wrong” in the bottom panel.
A screenshot of a newpaper headline that reads "No tears for evil Murdoch"
A photo of mossy steps curving through an overgrown temperate rainforest.
A photo of the Tasmanian premier and two other white men with a headline below that reads “Influencer's husband plots to build nation's largest AI facility in Tassie”
A photo of four jelly beans. They are white, navy, blue and orange.
An screenshot of an abc news article that has a picture of farmers and a headline that reads “Super changes will hit those with millions but they say the impact could be devastating”
A newspaper clipping with the headline ‘Punks (dis)connect’ and a photo of three young men.
A photo of a paperback book by Guy Gavriel Lay called Written on the Dark. It’s a white cover with a drawing of a yellow horse rearing up and black text.
A photo of the ocean with rocks in the foreground and a walled beach pool in the middle ground.
A screenshot that reads: Liberal candidate Scott Yung says people are struggling. "I was speaking to a young lady around my age. She tells me her and her husband earn a decent income collectively $350,000, and yet they couldn't afford their own home."
A mockup of the front and back of an afl geurnsey with a primrose yellow v shape on a myrtle green field and rose red piping at the arms and neck. An AFL and Tasmania FC logo on either side of the chest and the number 12 in primrose yellow on the back.
A photo of an election flyer with a picture of a middle aged white man talking to a grey haired white lady and the caption “The old political parties have not served us well as Franklin has been ignored for far too long.”
A snip from a Mercury article with a photo of the proposed Mac Point stadium concept with the headline “State takes bypass to stadium green light” over the top.
A newspaper headline that reads “Tassie salmon safe to eat, insists minister”
A screenshot saying that the Tasmania Devils mascot Rum’un has started following you.
A photo of a tiny compact three door EV with a yellow body and white roof.
Donald Trump wearing a red MAGA hat waves out a car window while speaking in the phone. With a derpy expression in his face that shows what an utter moron he is.
A photo of election related paperwork, including an envelope marked “Important voting information for the federal election”, a LNP flyer, a postal vote request form, and a postage paid envelope addressed to the LNP.
Article clipping that reads “"This policy works well for their constituency of young Australians aged 18 to 34 who think taxing big corporations is a good idea. It is just about the Greens winning votes," he said.”
A title card for the abc livestream of the budget reply with Peter Dutton emerging from the darkness
A snip of a headline from the Murdoch press that reads “Shock budget detail that will rip off Aussies”
A close up of a patchwork map of Tasmania, made from embroidered school uniform patches.
A green Tasmanian devil mascot bares its teeth.
A screenshot of an article headline that reads “Ornamental skull and clawed goblet among large haul of allegedly stolen goods”
A close up of a tshirt for the Canadian progressive-thrash band Propagandhi, featuring their name and an anarchist circle-A with the words “pro-feminist, animal-friendly, gay-positive, anti-fascist” around the outside.
A close up photo showing a half assembled Space Marine scout miniature with instructions, glue, and a product box slightly in shot.
A screenshot of offensive comments left in reply to a post suggesting the ALP supports the genocide in Gaza.
Graphic showing the top run scorers in BBL14 with Mitch Owen on top with 452 and convicted cheater and former first place holder David Warner second with 405.
A dark and moody photo of jumbled stone steps leading up into a fern-filled forest, surrounded by moss covered rocks.
A photo of a kitchen with a tiled splashback. No grout has been placed.
A kitchen splashback with tiles being applied. It’s half done.
A video of a media scrum with one out of place character dressed in a singlet and work boots
A tall ship tied up to a dock. It has a black and white steel hull and three masts.
A bunch of white dudes on bikes posing for a group photo.
A poem celebrating rock work written in red pen on a whiteboard.
A photo of a poster on a pole with the heading “Save Hobart businesses” and arguments for making Hobart a walkable city.
Two books by Daniel Abraham stacked on a table. They are titled ‘Shadow and Betrayal’ and ‘The Price of War’.
A screenshot from a news email that reads “Bombshell update in case of ex-Jetstar pilot convicted over VIC camper murder.”
An aerial image showing four proposed ovals at the Kingborough sports precinct with text overlaid identifying their roles.
A close up of the concept map for the new oval development, showing a proposed oval located on top of the existing mountain bike park.