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Day 14 🐨🌳🔥🚜🐄🌾

“Nearly 2m hectares of suitable for endangered koalas have been destroyed since the iconic species was declared a in 2011, according to analysis for Guardian Australia.

The scale of in and – states in which the koala is formally recognised as being at risk of – has continued despite political promises it would be protected.

Analysis by the using state and federal government found 1,964,200 hectares of habitat were cleared between 2012 and 2021, the latest year for which there was complete data.

The total amount of destroyed forest and bush covered an area larger than greater Sydney, taking in the , the , the southern highlands and the and regions.

It is more than 10 times larger than the area the government is assessing for a possible “great koala national park”. But most of the cleared area – 81% – was in Queensland.

About three-quarters of the lost forest is estimated to have been cleared for agriculture, to create pasture and fields. The analysis found 13% was removed by the industry and 5% for development of infrastructure, including . Just 4% was likely due to natural causes, such as bushfire and drought.”

There’s a reason the Minister for the Environment has been kept quiet.

/ / / <theguardian.com/australia-news>

The Guardian · Revealed: nearly 2m hectares of koala habitat bulldozed since 2011 – despite political promises to protect speciesBy Graham Readfearn
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Day Six

“Dr , a senior at the bureau () , said also had its joint warmest start to any year at 2.08C above average, tied with the January to March period of 2019.”

and the PM () and opposition ( / ) are having a pissing match over who can whisper into the ear a deaf, blind foreigner 🤪

/ / / <theguardian.com/environment/20>

From the “Dept. Of Break Shit And Move Fast” 🤣☺️

“We need to get serious about using some of these younger generations in a different way,” Tate said.

“They are , and you will not lift productivity in your business without tapping that innate of these digital natives. It just won’t happen.”

“Tate said adding young, workers to the company board – or setting up a parallel advisory board composed of these workers – was a way of lifting by accelerating the uptake of technology.”

Ah , where Companies are filled with Board members called Jeremy, James, Josh and Tiffany, educated, in and , refined, with great oratory skills. Chums who went to school together.

Who rub the technology equivalent of two sticks together and call it “HiTech” and wonder why their being eaten alive by youngsters.

/ / / <archive.md/kkHyS> / <afr.com/work-and-careers/workp> (paywall)

“Australia’s contribution to a in to help deter from breaking a possible ceasefire would likely be *limited to ADF personnel helping with training and planning*, as a growing divide emerges between and Peter Dutton on the proposal.

Dutton ramped up his opposition to Australia’s possible contribution to a peacekeeping force in Ukraine in a speech to the Lowy Institute on Thursday, saying “we are a middle power and we don't have an ability to have a presence in multiple theatres”.

Albanese has said his is open to requests to contribute to a force after Britain and France both committed to sending troops in the event of a ceasefire.

The total force to be deployed by European nations and other countries like Australia could be as much as 30,000. An Australian delegation led by Australia's military representative to , Air Vice Marshal , will participate in planning talks in London today where options will be discussed.”

The news you don’t see, read or hear on the tele, radio or newspapers in Australia.

/ / / <archive.md/Z06XQ> / <capitalbrief.com/article/alban> (paywall)

“However, it’s the remarkable impact offscreen that has transformed into a global juggernaut, which has some declaring the pup the Taylor Swift of children’s .

Whether it’s kids talking in Aussie slang, campaigns centered around the cute canines, live shows, merchandise, an upcoming movie or Disney welcoming Bluey into resorts and cruises, the brand — worth an estimated $2 billion — has infiltrated entertainment, , , and .”

Australian “soft power”. 👊

/ / / / / <hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-fe>

Bluey's World
The Hollywood Reporter · Inside ‘Bluey’s World’: How a Cute Aussie Puppy Became an Estimated $2B JuggernautBy Leena Tailor