Kevin Dawes @Narrellan

Not a bad squash player in the day, absolute stuffed shoulder today. Yoga nut, footy fan and family man. Sydney Joined March 2009

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Kevin Dawes @Narrellan

3 weeks ago

@Kate_McClymont Feckless.

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KPMG Australia will halt bids for new work from the Victorian state government pending a review of the business, as new revelations about staff mishandling confidential client information deepen the crisis engulfing the scandal-hit firm. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

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Kevin Dawes @Narrellan

3 months ago

@mleppard11 Totally agree. need to watch from rectangular ground or television.

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Kevin Dawes @Narrellan

3 months ago

@Suzierizzo1 Pfffffff. Is there nothing okay in the would.👌

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Kevin Dawes @Narrellan

4 months ago

Never ceases to amaze.

Australian Geographic @ausgeo

5 months ago

Over 100 million years ago, the platypus took an evolutionary detour, fusing mammal and reptile traits. It keeps warm while gliding through icy streams with waterproof fur that traps air for insulation.🌡️ 📺 Evolutionary Wonders #ausgeo #evolutionarywonders #platypus #australia

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Kevin Dawes @Narrellan

4 months ago

@strangerous10 Cecile became Shell Country Chair in 2023. It may be under now.

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Kevin Dawes @Narrellan

5 months ago

@NRL_Dragons The coach is not in a good head space. It is the responsibility of the board to protect him from himself as he is incapable of making rational decisions. He should be stood down and receive appropriate care.

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Robert Barwick @RobbieBarwick

7 months ago

Finally! A Parliamentarian has spoken out forcefully against @AlboMP's bill giving ASIO police state powers. It's a devastating speech against police state authoritarianism, including restrictions on the right to protest, which makes comparisons to Nazis. Will PM Albo listen? * Anthony Albanese's 27 March 2003 speech against John Howard's Australian Security Intelligence Organisation Legislation Amendments (Terrorism) Bill 2003. Today, Albanese is pushing through Parliament the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation Amendment Bill 2025 No 2 which will repeal the sunset clause Labor insisted on in 2003 so that these secret police powers would be temporary, and make them permanent.