Julia Harvey

@juliaharvey@aus.social
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Gadigal land.
She/her
Left. Listening. Always learning. 
Masks, great ventilation, vaccination. 
Science is a very good thing!
This would help explain the severe drop in support for the Voice. We're looking at potential foreign interference in the Australian referendum via the Atlas Network. Certainly warrants further investigation. #auspol
https://thenewdaily.com.au/news/politics/2023/09/13/voice-debate-legal-storm/
Voice falsehoods in focus as legal storm brews

Text messages from Fair Australia’s lead spokesperson, NT Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price calling the Voice “risky, unknown and divisive”.

The New Daily
The purpose of this change is to make lives of indigenous peoples better. If you are voting No because you believe that makes their lives better, by all means, vote No. But if you are voting No to make their lives worse, then what does that say about you? #auspol #voteyes #voteno

Mask fitting— getting the nose seal right by extending depth of creases where nose and cheeks meet then resmoothing: video I ran into a couple months back (found on birb site) by @sleepyknave. It’s main focus is getting rid of the ‘corner’ on vertical fold masks but consciously knowing what I’d been doing by doffing/ donning my duckbills multiple times to get a decent seal check sure made it faster and less frustrating. link is to YouTube, hopefully ‘skip ads’ will work

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nG1wls3GOxw

How to Properly Form a Vertical Bifold Mask to Stop Air Leaks — 30 Seconds That Could Save Your Life

YouTube

I didn’t start photography until I was in my late thirties. It’s cool to discover interesting hobbies at this stage in my life when I’ve lived long enough to be able to appreciate them.

I have a bunch of hummingbird photos but this one is special because of the lighting and the neatly contrasting backdrop, which is the hanging fronds from a fan palm.

Rheumatic heart disease is killing First Nations people. But it's entirely preventable.

https://www.sbs.com.au/nitv/article/the-preventable-disease-killing-first-nations-people/ibvnjpykx

This disease is killing First Nations people. But it's entirely preventable

Research has found First Nations children living in remote and regional communities have some of the highest rates of rheumatic heart disease globally.

NITV
@bethsawin No corporations, no advertisement, no algorithm. My timeline is my own making.
@bethsawin Even though I still am trying to understand how Mastodon works, I always find interesting conversation here. It doesn't leave me feeling addicted or overwhelmed. There is a humanity here - like a nice bookshop/coffee bar rather than a Rave.
@ianmclean
I view it as classification. I've looked into the backgrounds of far too many 'No' proponents. I found significant conspiracist ideation, climate science denial and anti-vaccine sentiment. We shouldn't ignore the fact that many with whom we must deal have a tenuous grasp of reality. We need to work with them or around them.
#AusPol #VoiceToParliament

How the hell did this happen at #SydneyMetro??

Conflict of interest much!

https://apple.news/AQ5Dyta-HSZCMowpN9yS5ig

#Rail #NSWPol @RM_Transit

Sydney Metro farms out jobs worth $2000 a day — The Sydney Morning Herald

The agency building Sydney’s new rail lines is allowing senior managers to run private companies that recruit staff to work on the mega projects.

Cancer is on the rise in under-50s – a key task is to work out why
Andrew Gregory
Health editor

https://www.theguardian.com/science/2023/sep/05/cancer-is-on-the-rise-in-under-50s-a-key-task-is-to-work-out-why

Cancer is on the rise in under-50s – a key task is to work out why

Nine in 10 of all cancers affect people over 50 but research shows a worrying rise in early onset cases

The Guardian