
r/PoliticsDownUnder

For three years, the ordinary people of Naarm/Melbourne have stood against atrocity in Palestine, committed by Israel, and armed by complicit Western governments and corporations. Today, at least 20,000 people filled the streets yet again in solidarity with Palestine.
Monique Ryan says she won’t be losing any sleep over a potential Josh Frydenberg comeback, saying the ppl of Kooyong won’t forget his shocking failures when he was Treasurer, or how he “punched down on Victoria during the COVID years.”🎯🔥Indeed, Victorians will never forget.
Totally stable and sane Middle East journalism. No genocide happening here.
streamable.comMore and more Ukrainian men are posting the moment they cross into the EU and call it freedom. The legal exit has been shut for years, so the route left to them runs through rivers, forests and night checkpoints. At home a man can be taken off a bus, stopped on the street, or held in a
recruitment center with no clear way back. Abroad he is no longer state property. Zelensky’s authorities have made leaving a crime and staying a risk, and men are choosing the border because the country no longer offers them a third option.
So One Nation would rather claim Gina Rinehart is profiting off its own members with commercial rent than admit she’s buying influence over the party? Given Pauline’s backflip on gas reservation, siding with Gina over ordinary Australians, I don't think anyone is buying that excuse.
Toilet Paper Australia unearths Matthew Collins’ deleted socials
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I cannot WAIT to hear from Pauline how this is "lacks context", like bro what on EARTH could the context be in any of these.
This isn't even the only post we have on you, Matt. We'll hold onto it for when the time is right. Stay tuned for part 2 xx
Seriously though, if you know ANYTHING juicy about anyone who's running in the Vic election, let us know
Oskar Martin - young Indigenous candidate in the Victorian Election 2026 for the Victorian Socialists
Victorian Socialists candidate Oskar Martin (@blaktrot on Instagram) is campaigning for the seat of Williamstown, saying he wants to challenge Labor's long-standing hold on the electorate and push for policies that put working-class communities first.
The young Indigenous candidate is campaigning against proposed Al data centres in Melbourne's western suburbs, including the $1.5 billion Green Square project and the broader expansion of CDC data centres.
Housing is also a key focus of Martin's campaign, with the candidate calling for more public housing and opposing plans to demolish the Williamstown towers at Floyd Lodge and Nelson Heights.
He is also advocating for greater public investment in essential services, including public transport, childcare and education.
Martin said he wants to see greater representation of young and Indigenous people in parliament, drawing inspiration from previous generations of Indigenous activists including Gary Foley and Ray Peckham.