President Vladimir Putin A telephone conversation initiated by the United States took place between President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin and leader of the United States of America Joseph Biden. The current state of Russia-US relations and certain pressing items on the international agenda were discussed in detail. Joseph Biden confirmed the previously transmitted invitation to the President of Russia to take part in the virtual Leaders Summit on Climate, which will be held on April 22–23. Both presidents expressed their willingness to continue the dialogue on the critical areas of ensuring global security, which would meet the interests not only of Russia and the United States, but the entire international community. In addition, Joseph Biden expressed interest in normalising the state of affairs on the bilateral track and establishing stable and predictable interaction on pressing matters such as ensuring strategic stability and arms control, Iran’s nuclear programme,
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Fauci Suggests Masks More Effective Than COVID Vaccine: Vaccinated People Can Still ‘Inadvertently Infect’ Others NIAID director Anthony Fauci claimed that vaccinated Americans can still “inadvertently” infect others with COVID-19, so a mask must still be worn at all times. Speaking Sunday with NBC’s Chuck Todd on “Meet the Press”, Fauci explained that the vaccine “dramatically diminishes” one’s risk from the coronavirus, but does not eliminate it. What happens is that you might get infected and get absolutely no symptoms, not know you’re infected, and then inadvertently go into a situation with vulnerable people. And if you don’t have a mask, you might inadvertently infect them,” Fauci said. When you get vaccinated you are clearly diminishing dramatically your risk of getting infected. That’s one of the things we’ve got to make sure everybody understands. You dramatically diminish it,” Fauci added. In effect, Fauci endorsed masks over the COVID-19 vaccine. Fauci’s statements are parti
One veteran on average dies by suicide every 2 weeks. This is what a royal commission needs to look at
Soldier Firing Weapon Image by Amber Clay from Pixabay This is an important day for the veteran community. After five years of campaigning for a royal commission, parliament has backed a motion to establish one. Prime Minister Scott Morrison has also signalled he would no longer oppose the move. For at least two decades, there have been numerous inquiries into veteran suicide, institutional abuse, mental health, the transition from military to civilian life, and combat trauma — with little positive outcome. More Australian veterans have lost their lives by suicide than have been killed on active duty since ADF personnel were first deployed to Afghanistan in 2001. In October and November of last year alone, nine veterans took their lives , leading Senator Jacqui Lambie to argue veteran suicides should be treated as “one of Australia’s most pressing problems”. Thirteen veterans have tragically taken their life so far this year. A petition calling for a royal commis
Community groups and key peak bodies will be able to keep the conversation going about Victoria’s mental health reform at a local level, thanks to a $750,000 Andrew Labor Government investment. Minister for Mental Health James Merlino today announced 16 community groups and peak bodies will share in the funding to support targeted engagement with their members and communities. The organisations will use the grants to host forums and events, communicate with their members and the wider community on the key reforms and next steps to deliver all 65 recommendations of the landmark royal commission. This funding is an important and necessary next step to ensure more Victorians have an opportunity to deepen their understanding of the redesign of Victorian’s mental health and wellbeing system. VMIAC Tandem Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (VACCHO) Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation (ANMF) Health and Community Services Union (HACSU) Australian Services Uni
Joe Biden Joe Biden: Hello, folks. Thanks for coming over. Good afternoon, everyone. Earlier this week, I spoke with President Putin of Russia about the nature of our relationship — the relationship between our two countries. And I was candid and respectful; the conversation was candid and respectful. Two great powers with significant responsibility for global stability. And President Putin and I have had a significant responsibility to steward that relationship. I take that responsibility very seriously, as I’m sure he does. Russia and Americans are both proud and patriotic people. And I believe the Russian people, like the American people, are invested in peaceful and a secure future of our world. During the campaign for my — for the presidency, I was unequivocal that if I was elected President, I’d respond to any attempt to influence our elections — the last election — and — because elections are sacred. They’re sovereign undertakings, and they’re an expression of the will
Glass recycling centre Packaging and recycling giant Visy today announced a $35 million upgrade of its Laverton glass recycling centre, in a clear endorsement of the Andrews Labor Government’s new Container Deposit Scheme (CDS). The proposed upgrade is expected to create 92 jobs during construction and a further six ongoing positions once completed. It will double the centre’s recycling capacity from 100,000 tonnes of glass each year to 200,000 - that’s the equivalent of 150 glass bottles recycled for every Victorian each year. Visy’s centre at Laverton currently operates by sorting glass 10mm in size or larger. Once this upgrade is complete, the new facility will be able to sort glass down to 3mm in size – boosting recycling opportunities and diverting even more glass from landfill. The additional recycled glass will be made into new jars and bottles for Australian food and beverage companies and will be used in asphalt and road base works. Set to start in 2023, the CDS will maximise
The Palaszczuk Government is investing millions to keep taps flowing in the Southern Downs with the Premier today announcing a $20 million drought resilience package for the region. Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said while recent rain had provided much needed relief to the Southern Downs region including good inflows into Leslie, Connolly and Storm King Dams, it hasn’t been enough to solve long-term water security issues for the Southern Downs. “In late 2019, in response to low supplies in the region’s dams, my Government committed to plan for a new pipeline from Toowoomba to Warwick,” the Premier said. “This commitment was in addition to $15 million in emergency assistance provided to cart water into Stanthorpe. “It’s great news that water carting is no longer needed with Storm King Dam now at 100 per cent capacity but our commitment to provide water security to the wider Southern Downs region still stands. “That’s why today I’m announcing the next step in providing water security for
A new online portal released today will give the public improved access to environmental licences and permits in Queensland. Minister for the Environment Meaghan Scanlon said the Public Register Portal will make it quicker and easier to get updates on enforcement activities carried out by the Department of Environment and Science (DES). “The portal contains current environmental authorities that have been granted, suspended, cancelled, surrendered and expired, most enforcement actions and temporary emissions licences,” Minister Scanlon said. “All of the records on the portal are now available 24/7 for free as part of the Queensland Government’s commitment to transparency and increasing the availability of its information. “DES consulted different stakeholders and received positive feedback saying this is what they wanted. “As Queensland’s environmental regulator, it is important that the department makes this sort of information available and easy to access, which is why we built th
Globalist Madman Bill Gates Bill Gates Putting Implantable Chips In Vaccines Alex Jones breaks down the undeniable proof that Bill Gates is funding implantable chip technology for vaccines. CALAZINFOWARRIOR FYI: It is a felony to practice medicine without a license. Anytime a stranger tells you to wear a mask, take your temperature ask if he/she is a licensed physician and when he/she gave you a medical examination. If the person is not an MD, he/she is committing a felony and you can press charges. Many people cannot wear masks without damaging their health for a number of reasons including asthma, PTSD from being raped/kidnapped, interfering with sight and speech and many other health reasons. Many masks are made in China and are actually contaminated with dangerous bacteria. Video the encounter, bring a witness then file criminal and civil lawsuits against the perp and the corp. employer ordering this crime. B eTheLight Synthetic virus. Lab created. Not found in nature. My physi
Respectful Relationships is a whole-school approach, supporting schools to embed respect and gender equality in all aspects of their culture – in the classroom, the playground, the staffroom, and the broader school community. To date, 309 non-government schools have signed up to Respectful Relationships, however, the new EOI opportunity will ensure that the program can be rolled out even further. The Royal Commission into Family Violence recommended the implementation of Respectful Relationships to promote respect, positive attitudes and behaviours, and to teach children how to build healthy relationships, resilience and confidence. It is a program that is proven to work and change the behaviours of young people. The Labor Government has invested $82 million in Respectful Relationships, to deliver training, support and funding to schools to implement the initiative. All Victorian government schools are now part of the Respectful Relationships initiative, acquitting a key recommendation
Marquis Macadamias Food processing company Photo google Maps With people around the globe going nuts for Australian macadamias, the world’s largest macadamia processor will expand its Bundaberg facility and create 40 new jobs, backed by the Palaszczuk Government. Treasurer and Minister for Investment Cameron Dick said support through the government’s $175 million Jobs and Regional Growth Fund will help Marquis Macadamias increase their processing capacity by 25 per cent. “Global appetite for our macadamias is huge, and Marquis’ $13.3 million expansion will ensure local growers can take a bigger bite of export opportunities,” Mr Dick said. “This project will take Marquis’ annual processing capacity from 12,000 to 15,000 tonnes, allowing them to get more Queensland macadamias onto shelves and into households across the world. “As part of the expansion, Marquis will build a new cold storage warehouse, specialised bulk drying and packing facilities, and a solar farm to generate power for
Teresa van Lieshout Objective: To arrest, charge, secure, & imprison, as many lockdown politicians as possible in each Australian state (liberal, labor, greens, nationals, & any other lockdown politicians), & seizure of their wealth/property. Publically issue arrests (with/without warrant) by video and/or document, Arrest Powers, Crimes Act 1914 (Cth), 3WA, arrest powers without warrant by constables. 3Z, arrest powers without warrant by other persons [by the people]. 3ZA, warrants for arrest. 3ZB, power to enter premises to arrest. 3ZD, person to be informed of arrest grounds. section 15AA, bail not to be granted under any circumstances. Use any other commonwealth/state law arrest person/seizure property powers available. Email your ‘arrest warrants’ video to as many police stations as possible in your state. Charges, Crimes Act 1900, Part 2, Offences against sovereigns, Part 3, Division 1, Homicide, murder & manslaughter, Div 2, Conspiring to commit murder,
Prime Minister Scott Morrison (ScoMo) Among many surprising things about 2020 was how a novel coronavirus drove an equally novel upending of Australia’s political orthodoxy. The hackneyed election straightener, “it’s the economy, stupid”, got shoved aside for a refreshing new imperative, “it’s the community, stupid”. Australians unhesitatingly turned to government, embraced expertise, and willingly abided by society-wide deprivations in the interests of the whole. Read more: Australian vaccine rollout needs all hands on deck after the latest AstraZeneca news, mass vaccination hubs included Reluctantly at first, centre-right politicians fell into line. Those who had built their careers on the virtues of small-government and gruff fiscal discipline, flipped to become big spending hyper-Keynesians. Necessarily, political combat took a back seat to problem-solving. In an atmosphere of policy-not-politics, voters backed incumbent governments, marking