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‘Very much up in the air’: US Congress chaos could scuttle AUKUS deal

The turmoil after the sacking of house speaker Kevin McCarthy raises the prospect that AUKUS could get ‘lost’, an expert says.

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Yesterday, I was a No. Today, I’m a Yes. Here’s why

I feel compromised to write Yes — I’ll be voting with Rio Tinto. But I’m reluctantly writing Yes because I believe we can build power for transformative change beyond the referendum.

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Dutton’s debacle: How the faux-tough immigration cops lost control of our borders

Peter Dutton presided over a department that enabled organised crime, sex traffickers and illegal immigrants to treat our borders as porous.

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From Qantas to PwC, corporate greed is rotting Australia from the inside out

Too many corporations have been allowed to grow too powerful, greedy and unaccountable, and that greed has warped their behaviour.

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New polling shows No voters more likely to see Australia as already divided

These results seemingly contradict the No campaign rhetoric that it is the Voice to Parliament proposal itself that will divides the nation.

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Clare O’Neil puts the boot into Dutton

‘Tough guy’ Peter Dutton was soft on immigration compliance, starving it of resources and funding, says Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil, and WA Police refused to attend an inquiry into missing and murdered First Nations women and children.

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Robodebt for Indigenous programs? Beyond No, Coalition prepares to slash spending

Calls for an ‘audit’ of Indigenous spending — which the Coalition had little interest in while in power — would be a pretext for cuts to programs.

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Insider: Tell us what you still need to know about the Voice to Parliament

Today Crikey is bringing a curated selection of Voice referendum coverage out from behind the paywall, free to read.

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Lacklustre advertising of remote Voice polling booths a ‘huge wasted opportunity’

Crikey-ICTV’s report on inadequate advice at remote polling booths spurred the comment it’s clear it ‘wasn’t planned through a cultural lens’.

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Republicans leave Kevin out in the cold while Dems appeal to the lunatic cringe

Today’s US-themed Tips and Murmurs looks at House Speaker Kevin McCarthy being booted, and Secretary of State Antony Blinken rocks on.

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Courts are the ultimate backstop of democracy and can’t fail the Trump test

The media have failed to call the former US president to account. We now must rely on the legal system to finally pull him into line.

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Could Yes still stage one of the greatest turnarounds in political history?

If Indigenous peoples get a Voice in just over a week, it will be because team Yes tapped into the most positive sense of who we are already, and what we could become.

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Reserve Bank stubbornly holds interest rates steady, to the dismay of journalists

The RBA didn’t change interest rates yesterday — but it might change them in the future, so let’s talk about that instead!

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Yes23 camp’s purple fades to black

The Yes23 campaign appears to have scrubbed purple from its signs and merchandise after the AEC said it looked very similar to its signature purple branding, and the Andrews government hired lawyers to can the Commonwealth Games weeks before the public was told.

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‘Making this stuff up’: claims about Voice and Indigenous land rights are false

False claims are circulating that the Voice, if successful, will permit government to no longer seek approval from Indigenous peoples before developing on their land.

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The Voice debate is an act of violence. But I’m still voting Yes

Only Indigenous peoples should be voting on a matter like the Voice to Parliament. But we can’t — and therein lies a dangerous tension.

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Do the media need a Taylor Swift reporter? A timely question for sneering old media

USA Today is hiring Tay-Tay and Beyoncé reporters. Mainstream mastheads are mystified but young fans are asking why’d it take so long?

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Do the media need a Taylor Swift reporter? A timely question for sneering old media

USA Today is hiring Tay-Tay and Beyoncé reporters. Mainstream mastheads are mystified but young fans are asking why’d it take so long?

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Can we curb our reliance on foreign students? Here are three reasons why not

Foreign graduates in Australia are more likely to end up in low-skilled, low-paid jobs, and that’s just the way business likes it.

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Will we curb our reliance on foreign students? Here are three great reasons why we won’t

Foreign graduates in Australia are more likely to end up in low-skilled, low-paid jobs. But that’s just the way business likes it.

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Our climate hell rips off Groundhog Day, without the happy ending

The comedy classic speaks to the crisis of global warming in a way that’s not confined to the monotony of inaction.

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The Voice promises more efficient government, but try telling the No camp that

Why don’t conservative No supporters want a less powerful, more efficient government? Because that’s not what government is about for them anymore.

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Donald Trump labels New York fraud case a ‘scam’ as trial begins

The hearing against the former US president is scheduled to run until early December with more than 150 witnesses.

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Economic lessons from the great Australian ritual of kerbside collection

It pays to look at this council service through an economic lens: one household’s trash is another’s treasure.

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Economic lessons from the great Australian ritual of kerbside collection

It pays to look at this council service through an economic lens: one household’s trash is another’s treasure.

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