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‘There’s no going back’: A survivor’s story of a cult’s manipulation and exploitation

Last November, the leader of an international ring of yoga schools was arrested on charges of human trafficking, organised kidnapping and rape. Crikey speaks to a survivor of the alleged cult about its tactics.

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Introducing New York Mayor Eric Adams, possibly the most baffling human to ever have lived

Eric Adams might be the first sitting New York mayor to face criminal charges, but he’s also so much less than that.

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What are the 10 greatest upsets in VFL/AFL grand final history?

As history shows, upsets happen.

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No, the Greens aren’t derailing progress on housing — radically broken systems need radical solutions

‘The Greens are fighting like hell to address the housing crisis. That’s why they’re not pliantly waving through every dodgy housing bill the Albanese government brings to Parliament.’

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Yes, the Greens are derailing housing policy — that suits a party that will never form government

‘The Greens are NIMBYs. They do not believe in abundance; they believe in scarcity.’

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‘Wrong on every point’: Crikey readers dissect Dutton’s nuclear proposal

If Peter Dutton sincerely believes in his nuclear power proposal, he might consider consulting some of these well-informed readers.

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ACCC report slams Coles and Woolworths ‘oligopoly’

A new report from the ACCC puts pricing at the major supermarkets under the microscope, and Peter Dutton has equated foreign students with ‘boat arrivals’.

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Negative gearing remains a political hot potato. Why is Labor throwing it out there again?

If Labor MPs fear a new attempt at reforming negative gearing would lead to another scare campaign, they’re undoubtedly correct.

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How the Daily Mail’s lawyers unearthed the ‘Seduction Chronicles of a Psychopath’

A Sydney man who took on Daily Mail Australia over claims it portrayed him as a sexual predator has lost his defamation action, and in the process might face criminal consequences. Here’s how.

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I-MED data breach exposes tens of thousands of patient files using details shared online for a year

Exclusive: An intruder accessed I-MED’s patient data — including thousands of medical reports and scan images — using credentials left online for a year.

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How the most powerful country in the world behaves in the next four years is going to determine how we live

The overwhelming focus on domestic matters puts the US in a weird place. This really is a mark of the place in decline as a healthy and vibrant world power.

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Bernie Sanders was ‘too weird’, says his strategist. Now that strategist is studying Australia’s ‘normal teals’

The high-profile Bernie Sanders organiser reckons the Greens, like Bernie, are too ‘weird’ to ever go mainstream. But the teals, like Obama, seem like ‘normal’ people.

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‘All the pilots hate management’: Qantas facing staff exodus and strikes

‘While some things have changed under Hudson, the new mantra from management is to point to the “Alan Joyce” era. Most of them were part of that.’

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Albrechtsen gets lost, another indie swallowed, and MPs schtum on video game shindig

Plus, are potentially catastrophic spills now so common that they barely merit a mention?

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Jim Chalmers travels to China to ‘smooth out’ trade issues

The treasurer is travelling to Beijing to try and get rid of lingering trade tensions from the Morrison era, and Anthony Albanese claims he didn’t ask Treasury to investigate potential changes to negative gearing.

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Reader reply: The ‘fully funded’ public school is a myth created by Gonski’s biggest flaw

The ‘sector blind’ Schooling Resource Standard fails to consider the mostly costly differences between public and private schools.

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People who don’t want Labor to control RBA have ‘neoliberal brain worms’: Greens senator

Greens Treasury spokesman Nick McKim doubles down on his proposal that Labor override the RBA on interest rates.

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CPRS: The historic acronym that opened a roomful of sliding doors

The Rudd government’s CPRS was the big political story of 2009 — and contains plenty of ‘what-if’ moments.

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No RBA rate cut yet, but governor Bullock is about to find the pressure overwhelming

It’s easy to see why Michele Bullock thinks temporary measures should be disregarded.

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Gina Rinehart’s $646m Canadian coal play has mountains to scale after a rocky start

The mining magnate is finding resistance in the Canadian courts.

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Woolies, Coles price gouging is morally indistinguishable from theft. It will happen again

Investing corporations with their own legal identity was a mistake because it implies they have a soul. They do not.

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How the Russia-Ukraine war put a small Polish border city in the spotlight

‘A lot of time after rocket attacks in frontline parts of Ukraine, refugees come to Przemyśl and stay for the attack and then go back home.’

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Rates on hold as Labor considers changes to negative gearing

The RBA shocked nobody by holding interest rates at 4.35% yesterday, but the Albanese government may have surprised some by seeking advice on scaling back negative gearing.

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The Albanese government: A safer pair of hands to do the selling out

The Brits think Keir Starmer is doing a bad job. Oh mates, hold my colder, better beer…

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‘It’s fucked … most people know that’: Sports podcasters speak out over gambling ad influence

Crikey talks to content creators who don’t take gambling money about the challenges they face.

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