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Bureau of Meteorology, New South Wales @bom_nsw ·

1 Feb

⛈️NSW Storm Forecast for Wed 1/2/23. Severe thunderstorms are possible in NE NSW today and may contain heavy rainfall and damaging winds. Warnings, if issued, http://www.bom.gov.au/nsw/warnings/

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🆆🅴🆂 🆁🅸🅽🅶🅷🅾🅵 🇦🇺🇩🇪⚽ @w_ringhof ·

29 Jan

@CKellyUAP Nah, david warner and his sand paper was the most shameful moment.

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Craig Kelly @ckellyuap ·

29 Jan

@exton111 I always get a laugh when the propagandised quadruple vaxed having "cooked" their own immune systems, turning every organ of their body into a spike protein producing factory - call others ‘’cookers’’

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Craig Kelly @ckellyuap ·

27 Jan

Nuremberg 2.0: Prosecution case

FACT : Pfizer’s own data showed the jabbed were MORE likely to get sick, need hospitalisation & die than the unjabbed.

FACT : The TGA knew this, they never told the public & allowed the experimental shots to be mandated.

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Bureau of Meteorology, New South Wales @bom_nsw ·

28 Jan

A series of troughs will move across #NSW over the coming days, bringing showers & storms to most parts. Severe storms possible, particularly in the east, main risk of heavy rainfall. A low may develop off the central coast early next week, with heightened risk of flash flooding.

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Michael MacKay @mhmck ·

27 Jan

Putin puppet Orbán called Ukraine a “no man’s land” and compared it to Afghanistan.

It is intolerable that Hungary – a firm ally of the Russian terrorist state – remains in NATO and the EU.

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Bureau of Meteorology, New South Wales @bom_nsw ·

26 Jan

A Detailed #SevereThunderstorm #Warning just issued for severe-looking cells west of #Sydney. They could affect #ColoHeights, #Blacktown and #ErskinePark by 3:10pm. Damaging winds & large hail possible. Updates may follow shortly as the cells move east: http://ow.ly/la3Q50MAHVN

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Victor Dominello MP @victordominello ·

23 Jan

10 years ago (when I was Minister for Multiculturalism) we started a tradition.

At the suggestion of community leaders 🙏- our magnificent Sydney Opera House was lit in Red for lunar new year - as mark of respect to the beautiful Asian culture ❤️😊🙏

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Stop press!Sydney’s first-ever 24-hour non-stop outdoor cinema experience. On February 4th, join us for the first-ever 24-hour outdoor cinema in the heart of Sydney. Immerse yourself in a diverse selection of arthouse and short films that will ignite your imagination and spark your curiosity. Free entry. The team behind Mov'in Cinemas is excited to launch the first-ever 24-hour outdoor cinema experience in Sydney. On Saturday, February 4th at 6pm, the movie marathon will commence with the ABC documentary "Secrets of the Australian Museum" and will be followed by "The Mopoke Short Film Festival."A selection of unique films will then run all through the night and day, providing movie lovers with a truly unique experience. Relax in one of our cozy deck chairs and enjoy the night sky and city as your stunning backdrop. And the best part? Admission is completely free! From 7:00pm to 11:00pm on Saturday, February 4th, we invite you to enjoy a curated selection of award-winning short films and to meet the filmmakers. See the work of some of the most talented directors in the industry and discover new voices in the world of filmmaking. The festival offers unique opportunities to connect with filmmakers and film enthusiasts alike through Q&A sessions after each film.DETAILSWhat – The 24 hours cinema at Mopoke. When – From 6pm, February 4th, 2023, to 6pm February 5th, 2023, inclusive. Where – Macquarie Street East Precinct. Free entry but must book before at mopokesydney.com.au/product-category/24hr-cinema/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Weather Forecast for Sydney for the week commencing Friday 03 February – Sydney Times

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Opera Australia celebrates 200th performance of much-loved La Bohème with 200 tickets for 200 cents offerPlaying until 11 March 2023 | Joan Sutherland Theatre, Sydney Opera House“Opera favourite stands the test of time.” - Daily TelegraphIn celebration of Gale Edwards’ production of La Bohème staging its 200th performance, Opera Australia is offering 200 tickets for just 200 cents each in a bid to encourage people to experience a world class opera production at the Sydney Opera House for the first time.For years now Opera Australia has been deeply committed to ensuring that people from all walks of life can access the excitement and drama of this incredible art form, for little or no cost.“Schemes like the $20 Susan & Isaac Wakil Foundation Access Program and our Opera for Students program aim to bring the magic of opera to newcomers. And there is no better way to experience opera for the first time than this wonderful production of La Bohème in the Sydney Opera House,” said Opera Australia CEO Fiona Allan.Complete with fairy lights and fishnets by award-winning designers, Brian Thomson and Julie Lynch, this production premiered in 2011 and quickly became one of Opera Australia’s most beloved productions.An all-star cast performs Puccini’s breathtaking music and heartbreaking tale about bohemian romance that remains relevant today. OA Chorus Member Clifford Plumpton has sung in every performance in which OA’s full-time Chorus has been cast. “It is a beautiful experience every time,” said Clifford.To access the 200 cent tickets, simply register on Opera Australia’s website and winners will be selected via a ballot system.Winners will be drawn and notified on 8 February 2023, and will then have 48 hours to redeem and pay for their choice of one or two tickets at 200 cents each to a performance of La Bohème on an evening of their choosing (subject to availability).To register and view terms and conditions, see opera.org.au/200 ... See MoreSee Less

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Property and cash restrained as alleged money laundering group charged by Australian Federal Police The AFP has charged nine members of an international money laundering organisation and restrained more than $150 million in Sydney property, cash and luxury items.The AFP alleges the group enabled multiple transnational serious and organised crime (TSOC) groups to launder funds derived from criminal activities.It will be alleged the group laundered more than $150 million of their own profits from this enterprise, between 2018 and 2022.The AFP arrested the alleged head of the money laundering organisation yesterday, (1 February 2023), at his Vaucluse home. It is alleged the man, 43, was a founder of the group and directed its global activities.Eight other people were also arrested and charged with multiple money laundering and proceeds of crime offences, allegedly carried out in support of the organisation’s extensive activities.It will be alleged the syndicate acted as an unregulated multi-national bank, able to draw on cash reserves held in multiple countries around the world to facilitate transactions for criminal clients.Criminal groups in Australia and offshore allegedly used its services to ensure their money appeared to be filtered through legitimate systems and their criminal activities hidden from law enforcement.The AFP yesterday executed search warrants at 13 locations across Sydney and seized more than $29 million in cryptocurrency, 18 designer watches, 17 designer handbags, at least 46 items of luxury jewellery and four licenced firearms that were unlawfully stored. ... See MoreSee Less

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Category - AUSTRALIAN FEDERAL GOVERNMENT -NEWS & MEDIA RELEASES

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