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685
Account age
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I’m so impressed with the new Pope I’m starting to consider renouncing my atheism membership. #religion #pope #hope37 views I’m so impressed with the new Pope I’m starting to consider renouncing my atheism membership. #religion #pope #hope F#@K off Murdoch. Imagine running a front page lamenting falling house prices while people are literally living in tents. That tells you everything about whose side you’re on. The Daily Telegraph isn’t concerned about Australians. It’s concerned about protecting property speculation and keeping hous35 views F#@K off Murdoch. Imagine running a front page lamenting falling house prices while people are literally living in tents. That tells you everything about whose side you’re on. The Daily Telegraph isn’t concerned about Australians. It’s concerned about protecting property speculation and keeping hous Your tax dollars at work: Sydney’s elite private schools are now paying executive teams $5M+ a year while charging families $50k+ in fees. Meanwhile, the Feds subsidise these profit machines at 3:1 compared to public schools (yes, private schools get three times as much). So ask yourself: where is y16 views Your tax dollars at work: Sydney’s elite private schools are now paying executive teams $5M+ a year while charging families $50k+ in fees. Meanwhile, the Feds subsidise these profit machines at 3:1 compared to public schools (yes, private schools get three times as much). So ask yourself: where is y Maybe each new generation of Australians is a little less willing to buy what certain media empires are selling. Turns out Guardian Australia, the BBC, the New York Times and even the AFL’s site are pulling bigger online audiences than any News Corp paper here. Even The Australian is being comfortab14 views Maybe each new generation of Australians is a little less willing to buy what certain media empires are selling. Turns out Guardian Australia, the BBC, the New York Times and even the AFL’s site are pulling bigger online audiences than any News Corp paper here. Even The Australian is being comfortab

📊 Post engagement

15
Avg engagement / post
2.2%
Engagement vs followers
Apr 2022
On Mastodon since

🔥 Top post: I’m so impressed with the new Pope I’m starting to consider reno · 37 likes + reposts

📊 Activity & format

Posting cadence
0.77 / week
A lower-frequency account — each post lands with more weight.
Content mix
Mostly images
Recent: 0 text · 12 image · 0 video.
Follower / following
1.6×
Follows 418 back. A more reciprocal / networked account.

Recent posts

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🔥 Top post I’m so impressed with the new Pope I’m starting to consider renouncing my atheism membership. #religion #pope #hope ★ 37
Spain are worthy world champions, but the real winners from this World Cup are FIFA and its corporate sponsors. Then there was Trump's awkward attempt to milk the moment for himself. Nothing says "it's all about me" quite like trying to in… ★ 11 F#@K off Murdoch. Imagine running a front page lamenting falling house prices while people are literally living in tents. That tells you everything about whose side you’re on. The Daily Telegraph isn’t concerned about Australians. It’s con… ★ 35 One side: a techno-feudal rocket bro, cosplaying emperor while casually branding most of humanity "useless eaters." The other: Slavoj Žižek—unfiltered, unhinged, unmistakably human. No notes. No neutral ground. I know which side I'm on. #… ★ 9 This is Pauline Hanson, Australia's very own orange Trump — right down to the hair, the bluster, and the endless victimhood. When asked about taxpayers forking out $150k+ a year for her daughter Lee Hanson to "campaign full-time in Tasmani… ★ 13 Politicians can be fined for misleading advertising when selling a toaster. In NSW, they can still lie to voters during an election campaign. South Australia has had truth in political advertising laws for 40 years, and the ACT has adopted… ★ 11 The Liberals got absolutely smashed at two elections in a row, are bleeding voters in every city, and have lost basically an entire generation… so naturally they've decided to dust off Tony Abbott like he's some kind of vintage find at an … ★ 9 #watergate #lnp #auspol ★ 11 #ai #chatgpt #grok #llm ★ 9 Maybe each new generation of Australians is a little less willing to buy what certain media empires are selling. Turns out Guardian Australia, the BBC, the New York Times and even the AFL’s site are pulling bigger online audiences than any… ★ 14 Funny how every country the US bombs always seems to be just two weeks away from having nukes. What are the odds they all had the same countdown clock? #politics #foreignpolicy #war #geopolitics ★ 4 Your tax dollars at work: Sydney’s elite private schools are now paying executive teams $5M+ a year while charging families $50k+ in fees. Meanwhile, the Feds subsidise these profit machines at 3:1 compared to public schools (yes, private … ★ 16

🐘 Community & instance

Home server
aus.social
A Australia server — its members and audience skew toward that niche, so expect a community-aligned, engaged following.
On Mastodon since
Apr 2022
An established account with real history on the platform.

💡 Facts

🗓️Joined Mastodon in 2022 — 4 years ago.
👁️Averages 15 views per post.
📤Posts about 0.8× per week.

🛡️ Audience credibility

80/100 Excellent
  • Est. 97% real, active audience · Low fake-follower risk.
  • Strong engagement (~2.2% of followers engage each post) — an active, real audience.
  • Established account (4+ years old).
Est. authentic audience
97%
Fake-follower risk
Low
Data confidence
High

Heuristic estimate from engagement, follower ratios, account age & growth — a screening signal, not a guarantee.

About

‘Whoever controls the media, controls the mind’ Eora Nation | Warrane | Down Under

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Spain are worthy world champions, but the real winners from this World Cup are FIFA and its corporate sponsors. Then there was Trump's awkward attempt to milk the moment for himself. Nothing says "it's all about me" quite like trying to insert yourself into someone else's victory celebration. Footba F#@K off Murdoch. Imagine running a front page lamenting falling house prices while people are literally living in tents. That tells you everything about whose side you’re on. The Daily Telegraph isn’t concerned about Australians. It’s concerned about protecting property speculation and keeping hous One side: a techno-feudal rocket bro, cosplaying emperor while casually branding most of humanity "useless eaters." The other: Slavoj Žižek—unfiltered, unhinged, unmistakably human. No notes. No neutral ground. I know which side I'm on. #Žižek #SlavojŽižek #EatTheRich #LateStageCapitalism This is Pauline Hanson, Australia's very own orange Trump — right down to the hair, the bluster, and the endless victimhood. When asked about taxpayers forking out $150k+ a year for her daughter Lee Hanson to "campaign full-time in Tasmania" while on the payroll as an adviser to a NSW senator, this Politicians can be fined for misleading advertising when selling a toaster. In NSW, they can still lie to voters during an election campaign. South Australia has had truth in political advertising laws for 40 years, and the ACT has adopted similar laws. NSW should do the same before the next state e The Liberals got absolutely smashed at two elections in a row, are bleeding voters in every city, and have lost basically an entire generation… so naturally they've decided to dust off Tony Abbott like he's some kind of vintage find at an op shop. Nothing screams "we've learned absolutely nothing" l #watergate #lnp #auspol #ai #chatgpt #grok #llm

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