David ShoebridgeAkun terverifikasi

@ShoebridgeMLC

Greens NSW MP, Spokesperson for Justice, workers’ rights advocate, campaigning for sustainable planning

Sydney
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Bergabung Juli 2009
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    7 Apr

    I don’t see the problem here.

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  2. 2 jam yang lalu

    Getting some of the credit she deserves today - not from the PM - from the survivors of child sexual abuse. It’s right to acknowledge on the day of the

    Ahead of the National Apology on Monday, I’ve been thinking about the survivors, victims and their families, and the long term impacts childhood trauma can have on mental health.
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  3. 2 jam yang lalu

    No saying sorry and admitting political failure would not open them to prosecution.

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    Admitting liability? Doesn't that open one up to prosecution? In which case, it's not surprising.
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  4. 2 jam yang lalu

    The cost of delivering universal and free public transport would be small compared to the billions spent on road projects like Westconnex, which just encourages more driving and increases congestion.

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  5. 3 jam yang lalu

    What a joke. The biggest threat to our universities is the billions in funding ripped from them by the Liberal Party,

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  6. 3 jam yang lalu

    Shorten’s was real, but no political leader I’ve heard has clearly admitted how politicians failed survivors for decades. That’s the apology I was waiting for today.

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    An apology by the same sort of god botherers and Catholics as caused lifetimes of suffering for victims is completely hollow. Change the law to protect victims, believe victims, believe parents, lower the burden of proof (sexual abuse has no witnesses) etc
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  7. 4 jam yang lalu

    From the Royal Commission we have learned that powerful institutions will often set arbitrary limits on access to justice, and we should resist these at every point. It’s time to remove these remaining barriers. Being sorry means doing sorry.

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    One of the most glaring obstacles to justice is the exclusions from the redress scheme that mean people who live overseas, are not citizens of Australia or who have a criminal record cannot seek compensation for the horrific harm they have suffered.

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    You can watch the apology to survivors of institutional abuse here at 11am:

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  10. 6 jam yang lalu

    Aboriginal people are far more likely to be the target of the police and be harmed or die after coming into contact with police. This has to stop.

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  11. 8 jam yang lalu

    Why today’s National is so needed. “The church’s history is that the sexual abuse of children has been seen as more like a naughty mistake to be dealt with by prayer, an overseas trip and a new town to operate in.”

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  12. 20 Okt

    First counts in Woollahra Public have 42% Libs, 33% Phelps, 9% Labor, 7 % Greens, 3% Heath then tiny votes. That’s a 24% swing against Libs on primaries

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  13. 20 Okt

    First pref at Woollahra Public in Last time Libs got 66% of primaries this time it’s well under 50%

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  14. 20 Okt

    Phelps getting about 1/3 of the vote at Woollahra public school - it’s a pretty good test for Wentworth.

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    20 Okt

    Thanks Lauren & Annabell from Glebe for calling to save the ocean and stop plastic pollution. And save the world for their generation.Every year millions of sea animals die

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  16. 20 Okt

    Thanks to Ben from Parramatta Greens and all those members who have come over to help our local team and ⁦⁩ at today.

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    20 Okt

    Hear the roar at Rose Bay Public School booth - Greens message can’t be missed!

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    18 Okt

    I was born on Yuwibara Country (near Mackay) I’m of Torres Strait & South Sea Islander heritage, I’m a grandfather of a Murri Yorta Yorta family.

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    19 Okt

    Thanks everyone, and don't forget to vote #1 Greens!

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  20. 19 Okt

    Ugly right wing politics gives these awful decisions credibility: Sydney Anglicans to ban SSM, yoga and Indigenous smoking ceremonies on all church property via

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    19 Okt

    Off today Friend & me having a coffee in the city Many people walk by. Workers. Business people. 3 ADF people in uniform Couples Then an indigenous couple Just walking by like everyone else Cop immediately goes up to them Takes out IPAD Asks their names ..

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