Anne

Anne

@anneberra.bsky.social

I like trees. I live on Ngunnawal land. DM without invitation is discouraged.

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Clear pristine beaches are great, but I really appreciate the intermingling of rock formations and sand on the south coast of New South Wales. At low tide, I noodle through the little pools of pleasure and watch the darting shadows of tiny fish.

I found out that it’s called a Southern Old Lady Moth (appropriate) or Southern Moon Moth, Dasypodia selenophora.

Anne@anneberra.bsky.social

A beautiful winged creature resting on the awning.

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Oh shit oh shit oh shit

Kerry Jaggers 🇦🇺@kerryjaggers.bsky.social

Australia this summer 👇 Don't assume this won't affect you. Prepare now. And be mindful of where you're travelling during summer holidays. #ClimateCrisis

Police and ambulance this morning at the crossing where I usually navigate the main road. Some poor soul a victim of distracted driving. A reminder of the daily peril of interacting with cars.

Just finished reading this remarkable story. I laughed and I cried. A beautiful tale.

Tom Cox@dj-acid-reflux.bsky.social

FUCK IT. Let's give away 3 more signed paperbacks of my latest novel, each with fab linoprint bookmarks, made by my mum Jo. Repost & reply to enter! You might like it if you like: Folkloric creatures Old records Intricate psychedelic stories The idea of circular time All shares much-appreciated!

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To every Australian banging on this morning on talkback radio about wanting ZERO migration, I concede. You can have it. As long as you are ok with the high chance of ZERO emergency medical care when you’re sick. ZERO aged care when you’re old. ZERO fresh food when you’re hungry.

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Women don't have compassion fatigue. We're exhausted. Our outrage has little effect. Only men can stop this. Good men need to step up. "Sometimes we do need to march. Sometimes anger and grief is what forces governments to listen. Such public outrage can have enormous political force." #auspol #vaw

The Conversation AUNZ@aunz.theconversation.com

52 Australian women have lost their lives to violence this year, including three in recent weeks. How do we make sure we don’t get compassion fatigue?

True to form.

SallyRCbra@srpassesiton.bsky.social

Jennifer Game considered herself a "true believer" in One Nation. Not anymore. "They use people," she said. "It's not a democratic party in the way that other parties are. "They've got no checks and balances on them." www.abc.net.au/news/2026-09...

I don’t know when I started greeting insects, but this morning when I found a bogong moth fluttering in the spare room I exclaimed, “hello beautiful!”. I gently enclosed it in a cage of fingers and carried it carefully outside, where it found a hiding place between the fence and the shed.

en.wikipedia.orgBogong moth - Wikipedia

Got a new floor. Loathed the carpet downstairs - I’m too much of a gardening grub for high traffic areas to be carpeted. I have been living like a squatter. Removalists bringing the furniture back now. One of them is a giant - he can barely fit through the door.

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What a brilliant example for little Aussie kids. Even if you grow up in public housing you can still aspire to stand next to a corrupt pathological narcissist, compulsive liar, sex abusing bully who’s destroying the world order, the global economy and the environment, smile and get a selfie

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Horrible awful afternoon at work. I have a week off now. Would happily never return. Sometimes I just want to flip the desk over and burn things, but the training module I’d have to do afterwards puts me off the idea.

Oh goody

Prof. Eliot Jacobson@climatecasino.net

Your 'moment of doom' for Sept. 15, 2026 ~ ARkStorm! "The biggest worry is ... a megastorm worst-case scenario known as the ARkStorm. If it does, expect millions of homes and businesses to be flooded, long-term damage to infrastructure, and economic losses totalling almost $1tn."

On Sundays I video call my sister and we do dinner and a quiz. She remembers things that happened in the 1950s and is quite well travelled. I’m okay with literature, mythology and lucky guesses. Tonight we got 23 out of 25 so to celebrate drinking weak white wine and boating to Bluesky.

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NZ 😖

Bernard Hickey@bernardchickey.bsky.social

Where we're at now. 'Let them eat...nothing': "An analysis of the documents showed the ministry increasingly used the reason over time, declining applications on the basis food was non-essential on more than 8000 occasions." www.1news.co.nz/2026/09/07/m...

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The climate shitshow that has hit the northern hemisphere's summer is coming for Australia. Yesterday, Sydney had a 32C day with violent winds. That's a film trailer for the feature film that is to come. #AusPol www.abc.net.au/news/2026-09...

abc.net.auThe strongest El Niño in living memory is starting to show its mightThe dark, red tongue spreading in the Pacific is growing at a rate not seen in living memory. The uncertainty over what is driving it has alarmed experts.