Researcher, FASSA. Employment relations; labour markets; economics; pol science; gender; climate & finance; science; birdies. Carmichael Fellow at Centre for Future Work, Australia Institute, but views mine. Meanjin (Brisbane) & Tāmaki Makaurau (Auckland). .. more
Researcher, FASSA. Employment relations; labour markets; economics; pol science; gender; climate & finance; science; birdies. Carmichael Fellow at Centre for Future Work, Australia Institute, but views mine. Meanjin (Brisbane) & Tāmaki Makaurau (Auckland).
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My latest in @foreignpolicy.com on how we're all sleep-walking into a disaster: foreignpolicy.com/2026/01/06/g...
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“If she had turned it down and said, ‘I can’t accept it because it’s Donald Trump’s,’ she’d be the president of Venezuela today,” one said.
www.washingtonpost.com/national-sec...
But start with the easier ones.
(Reply by the wife of Stephen Miller, the President’s instantly recognisable and highly influential deputy chief of staff.)
I love how they respond so well to clearly expressed propositions, and in Norsk at that.
When the three wise men celebrated cheeses.
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2025, year when brutal home invasions to steal laptops and crypto wallet passwords surged.
How dare you investigate us? We will crush you into dust.
www.irishtimes.com/world/us/202...
Initially, covers six major sectors.
A surprise to those who thought this wouldn’t happen.
www.theguardian.com/environment/...
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Would explain the implausibly high recognition rates for seemingly little-known politicians & the consistently high ‘positive’ rates.
(Would ignore it, if not for the attention potential.)
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🫡 to those on the list
Over half had negative ‘likeability' in 2024, only 2 out of 54 had that in 2025? So most went up?
Only one out of 54 had a fall in ‘likeability'?
Yes...but still behind every teal MP, almost the entire Labor and Liberal frontbench, Greens Larissa Waters and Sarah Hanson-Young, and Bob Katter.
If that is “zooming up” the likeability ladder, what would “zooming down” look like?
According to the SMH journo, "Joyce’s popularity has soared” (yet also 2nd last in 2024).
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Yes...but still behind every teal MP, almost the entire Labor and Liberal frontbench, Greens Larissa Waters and Sarah Hanson-Young, and Bob Katter.