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tjhowse

Can you spot the eastern water dragon who's climbed up the tree outside to peer in at me through a first-floor window?

I'm worried I'll startle them when I get up and they'll fall out of the tree.

A photo, taken through a window, of an eastern water dragon on a tree branch. It is well-disguised by leaves and only their head is visible.
#brisbane#wildlife
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Day 33 🗳️🟢🥷💰🏭

“A #Liberal-aligned #ThinkTank running last-minute #AntiGreens #advertisements targeting young voters received more than $600,000 from the #coal industry during last year’s #Queensland election, disclosures show.

On Monday evening, the #AustralianInstituteForProgress released a “Can you afford the Greens?” video advertisement pushing claims, based on its own commissioned research, that the Greens’ housing policies would lead to increased #rents.

Emails to supporters from the #AIP executive director, former Queensland Liberal vice-president #GrahamYoung, seeking #donations to push anti-Greens advertisements show the #campaign is specifically aimed at helping elect #LiberalNational party #candidates #TrevorEvans and #MaggieForrest in the seats of #Brisbane and #Ryan.”

This is why I use the term #LNPCrimeGang.

#AusPol / #Liberal / #Nationals / #LNP / #ThinkTanks / #democracy / #MaxChandlerMather / #ClimateEmergency / #HousingEmergency <theguardian.com/australia-news>

The Guardian · Liberal-aligned thinktank running anti-Greens ads received $600,000 from coal industry in Queensland electionBy Ben Smee
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CLondoner92 (New Account)

The #Brisbane Metro's Fastcharge bus system in #Australia has reached a remarkable milestone, with one million passengers counted just three months after the M2 line began operating. The all-electric lighTram® 25 TOSA vehicles, provided by HESS, run between the University of #Queensland and the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital. The M2 line, which replaces the busy former 66 bus, offers enhanced comfort and a significant increase in capacity, with daily seating rising by 9,200 and a 44% year-on-year increase in passenger numbers between 15 March and 3 April. The next phase of expansion, including the M1 line from Eight Mile Plains to Roma Street, will offer an additional 30 million passenger seats annually. The metro's infrastructure will also grow, featuring extended platforms, new displays, and future connections via the Adelaide Street Tunnel. HESS is proud to contribute to Australia's sustainable transport future.
hess-ag.ch/company/news/news-d

The image shows a modern city street with a metro bus in the foreground. The bus is blue and white with the words "Metro in testing" displayed on the front electronic sign. It is travelling along a multi-lane road with protective barriers on either side. Behind, several other buses are visible, with the closest being yellow. The background features a mix of historical and modern architecture, with tall office buildings and a historic structure with the text “Q. BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES.” Additionally, there are people walking on the pavement adjacent to the bus route, and street lamps are uniquely angled above the road.
The image is a stylised map titled "Metro network map," showcasing the public transport routes in Brisbane. The map displays several lines, each in a distinct colour, representing different metro routes and extensions. Major landmarks and stations are labelled along the routes. There are six lines: Metro Route 1 (blue), Metro Route 1 extension to Springwood (light blue), Metro Route 2 (green), Metro Route 2 extension to Carseldine (light green), Metro Route 3 to Capalaba (purple), and Metro Route 4 (both Airport Link option in orange and Doomben Line option in pink). Solid circles represent busway stations, while dashed circles indicate future busway stations. The map's background features a pale blue river shape. A legend in the lower left corner provides colour-coded route identifiers. The map has a checkered blue and yellow border on the left and a small logo and phrase "Dedicated to a better Brisbane" at the bottom.
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