The tide is turning 🤔

A cluster bomb shaped like a small football found in South Lebanon. The only purpose of this weapon is luring and maiming children.

One of Australia’s most important players at the #2026WorldCup is Jackson Irvine. In recent days, the number of social media posts praising him has increased. Most people highlight his style, personality, and opposition to homophobia. But what truly makes Irvine special is his outspoken stance against the genocide in Gaza. The captain of FC St. Pauli, Irvine did not back down even as the club adopted a more pro-Israel position on Palestine. He consistently showed solidarity with Palestine. He used his social media platforms to support Palestine, attended pro-Palestine demonstrations in Australia, and shared photos of himself wearing a Palestine shirt. For this, he was accused of being “antisemitic” in Germany. However, Irvine did not back down in the face of these false accusations and continued to stand against genocide. During the period when Eric Cantona was showing some of his strongest support for Palestine, Irvine shared a photo of himself wearing a Cantona shirt. Shortly before the World Cup began, he also criticized FIFA for giving a peace award to Trump and accused FIFA of violating human rights. Those who follow our page have gotten to know Irvine well over the last three years. But seeing more people discover and appreciate him today is definitely a great thing.

Just a reminder that One Nation openly says they want to “review” over $3 billion worth of medications on the PBS… This is a reminder of how much we’d be paying if we didn’t have the PBS: