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1a – Who is rubbing their hands with glee at the Sydney Protests ?

1b – Sky News host explodes: I’ve had enough…

2a – More taxes are not the answer.

2b – Are Australians about to get the Right to defend their Homes?

2c – Australian Property investors are about to get smashed

3a + Juan o Savin: The “Super Bowl > the fun begins…

3b – People have found Epstein’s code word

Link – https://old.bitchute.com/video/hKUCuoQXnu5o/

3c + Stew Peters – talking sense at last

4a – Something strange – Winter Olympics opening ceremony

Link – https://old.bitchute.com/video/9w0ks7byxWY6/

4b – USAID, Democrats election fraud cartel throughout 100+ countries

USAID, Democrats, & American taxpayer dollars funding election fraud cartel through electronic voting machines, fake ids, fake ballots, while also organizing protest and riot groups, and pushing anti-American communist propaganda throughout 100+ countries, including our ally South Korea, called AWEB. These election fraud efforts that we witnessed in 2020, which Kash Patel mentioned and opened investigations, along with the thousands of fake IDs, ballots and rigged machines, aren’t just happening in the United States, their expanding all over the globe beyond the United States and taxpayers are paying for all of it. This is their operation to push communism all over the world and how they’re funding it and they will succeed if we don’t stop them because they are rigging elections, inserting and infiltrating governments, passing laws and legislation, and brainwashing the public with these radical ideologies. Post Link https://t.me/c/1713625411/313

5 – Mayhem Mel – 9/2/2026

6 – Victoria – Blackfella Treaty

I regard the alleged Treaty as being fraudulent and discriminatory, because the Voice referendum denied all that and also because the aboriginal corporations have been incorporated by the Victorian government, and so are owned and operated by the government. If these AbCorps were just ordinary aboriginal organisations, they would be unlikely tog gain any ongoing government funding because there would be no advantage to the government. You might remember that around Noosa Heads a while back, a local politician by the name of Bolton was breaking her neck trying to get the Kabi Kabi women to incorporate. I wonder why?Owned and operated by is why: Would this be her?: https://www.sandybolton.com/

Co-chairs of new Victorian Indigenous assembly to earn almost $350,000 a year The eye-watering salaries of Indigenous representatives on Victoria’s new Treaty assembly can be revealed, with members to pocket salaries nearly matching MPs. Moment Victoria made history with landmark Treaty Bill

Link – Don’t miss out on the headlines from Victoria. Followed categories will be added to My News. Indigenous representatives who are elected to Victoria’s new assembly that’s being set up as part of the state’s Treaty agreement will pocket salaries of more than $197,000, with co-chairs set to take home almost $350,000. Elections for the state’s new Indigenous entity, called Gellung Wurl, will kick off in April, with 33 members to be chosen to form the assembly that will vote on how to guide the state on laws and policies impacting Indigenous Victorians. With the preselection period looming, a newly released document has outlined the generous pay packets on offer. General members will take home $197,683 a year, those on higher duties will receive an extra $29,851, and the co‑chairs will earn $348,000, amounting to more than $6 million a year in wages. First People’s Assembly co-chairs Ngarra Murray and Rueben Berg helped negotiate the Treaty. Picture: Nadir Kinani The pay packet is double what members of the First Peoples’ Assembly of Victoria currently receive, which is $96,946. That body will be abolished to make way for the new entity, which will officially convene on May 1.

The new salary bands were approved by a panel that included a member of the Victorian Independent Remuneration Tribunal. The pay packets are only slightly lower than the salaries of MPs elected to the Victorian parliament, who currently receive $211,972. However, it’s not yet clear if all the elected members who take positions will have to work full-time. Victoria was the first state or territory in Australia to negotiate a Treaty with First Peoples. Instead a full‑time commitment is only “expected” given “the significant community and cultural expectations on members” the document revealed. “Members will decide together on the specific time commitment when they start,” the document said. It also states that the officials may take on other employment while in the role, provided they do not work in government departments or for ministers or politicians. “The Assembly member role is expected to be full‑time, but members will decide together on the specific time commitment when they start. This may include deciding whether members can hold other paid or unpaid roles on a part‑time or occasional basis, including to meet community or cultural expectations,” the document said.

A spokesperson for the First Peoples’ Assembly of Victoria said the pay packets were justified given the importance of the roles that will represent Indigenous Victorians and are pivotal to the rollout of the Treaty agreement. “Assembly Members are the elected representatives for the Aboriginal Community in Victoria and for the next term of the Assembly, Members’ stipends were set by an Independent Remuneration Panel as a matter of best practice and fall at a level slightly below that of a backbench State MP,” they said. Members’ responsibilities are like those of State MPs. Picture: Andrew Henshaw “Members’ responsibilities are like those of State MPs, and include making decisions on behalf of and advocating for their constituents, preparing for and participating in briefings and meetings, attending community events and meeting with and listening to community members as well as engaging with and building relationships with the broader Victorian community.”

They added that the first two terms of the new body will see “a Treaty-making process from the ground up, we’ve had the country’s first official truth-telling process and we’ve negotiated, signed and passed through parliament Australia’s first Treaty” “It’s an honour to be an Assembly Member and to be part of making history with Treaty – it’s also a lot of hard work. So it’s important Members are paid appropriately.” But they said the elected officials will be held to “important conflict of interest protections”, like Victorian MPs. It’s expected more than 30,000 Indigenous Victorians will be eligible to participate in the upcoming election.