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Ladies Lounge / Re: AFLW 2025 Rd 5: Carlton vs Gold Coast at Carlton
Last post by crashlander -She now has 2 goals 2.
Dayna Finn! Yes!
She now has 2 goals 2.
Dayna Finn! Yes!
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Ladies Lounge / Re: AFLW 2025 Rd 5: Carlton vs Gold Coast at Carlton
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Ladies Lounge / Re: AFLW 2025 Rd 5: Carlton vs Gold Coast at Carlton
Last post by crashlander -We needed someone to kick straight!
Cordner had 8 intercepts in the first half!
Gold Coast mids getting a lot of ball.
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Ladies Lounge / Re: AFLW 2025 Rd 5: Carlton vs Gold Coast at Carlton
Last post by crashlander -Carlton: 3 - 7 - 25
Gold Coast: 4 - 0 - 24
If we could kick, this one would be over. As it is, we are clearly missing Abbie McKay and Jess Good. Our rucks have been OK, but not dominant.
Sophie McKay: 2 goals 2.
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Blah-Blah Bar / Re: General Discussions
Last post by DJC -I think its working then. The stance of the Aussie government has changed significantly since it started.
Ultimately its always a mixed bag of why people do these things. I think its generally OK for it to continue. Particularly when its a peaceful protest march. Otherwise people who feel like doing something, might do something less peaceful as an alternative.
The Australian Government’s stance is firmly in lockstep with that of most similar-minded nations.
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Robert Heatley Stand / Re: Annus horribilis
Last post by Thryleon -One id be happy to see win remaining is least likely to.
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Blah-Blah Bar / Re: General Discussions
Last post by DJC -What action would that be ?Military, Economic, expelling their embassy staff?
According to the march organisers, the objective is to stop the Palestinian genocide by forcing the Australian Government to take action against Israel.
Who knows?
Recognising the Palestinian state and condemning the genocide is probably as good as it will get.
Calls to cut military equipment trade probably won’t be heeded because many multinational military projects rely on input from Israeli industries.
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Blah-Blah Bar / Re: General Discussions
Last post by Thryleon -Ultimately its always a mixed bag of why people do these things. I think its generally OK for it to continue. Particularly when its a peaceful protest march. Otherwise people who feel like doing something, might do something less peaceful as an alternative.
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Blah-Blah Bar / Re: General Discussions
Last post by ElwoodBlues1 -depends what the goal of the marches is.
If its just to continue the conversation then no. Its achieving its goal proven by your post
According to the march organisers, the objective is to stop the Palestinian genocide by forcing the Australian Government to take action against Israel.
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Blah-Blah Bar / Re: General Discussions
Last post by DJC -After 98 pro-Palestine marches, would the organisers accept that their marches won’t change anyone’s mind or convince the Government to shift policy?depends what the goal of the marches is.
If its just to continue the conversation then no. Its achieving its goal proven by your post
According to the march organisers, the objective is to stop the Palestinian genocide by forcing the Australian Government to take action against Israel.