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Politicians know defamation laws can silence women, but they won’t do anything about it

‘The weaponisation of defamation law by perpetrators against women reporting sexual violence and harassment is well documented.’

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The one question Peter Dutton wouldn’t answer at his intimate nuclear luncheon

As a politician who reckons offence is the best defence, Dutton sprayed so many attack lines that some of them appeared to inadvertently strike at his own arguments.

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The Woolies and Coles price-gouging scandal might become an even bigger story

Were brands that have become household names in Australia aware of the pricing plans?

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‘Grow up Albo!’: How Crikey readers feel about Labor, less than a year out from the election

While many draw the line at comparing Albanese to Morrison, Labor’s ‘childish’ refusal to negotiate with the Greens has not gone down well with readers.

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Israel steps up Lebanon attacks

Israel has launched its deadliest attack on Lebanon since 2006, killing hundreds and wounding thousands more.

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From News Corp to Nine, journalism is compromised by real estate. Time to let it go

Real estate is one of traditional media’s few remaining lucrative advertising sectors. But now they’re looking for the exit.

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Albanese government had ‘no objection’ to Ben Roberts-Smith award from King Charles, FOI reveals

Historian Professor Jenny Hocking said rejecting a request from the King for bestowing his own award would be ‘unthinkable’.

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A ‘Black Nazi’, sexting RFK Jr and an Oprah cameo: One weekend in US politics

Several absolute masterpieces of scandal have dominated the US political landscape this weekend.

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Women are dying without safe and legal abortion in the US. But will this shift votes?

Abortion has overtaken the economy as the single most important issue to women voters younger than 45.

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Pints, Eminem and MAGA hats: The coming of age of Reform UK at its national conference

Reform’s strength in the last election — receiving 4 million votes — has pushed the right-wing party to take itself more seriously.

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Trying to find a bad word about Tim Walz at the Minnesota State Fair

Political polarisation isn’t easy to find in the land of Minnesota Nice.

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Labor’s primary vote falls in hung Parliament power race

New polling shows Labor’s primary vote is continuing to fall, and Peter Dutton is standing by his nuclear pitch (but continues to withhold the project’s costing).

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Leaked harrison.ai email shifts blame to I-MED over patient consent

As harrison.ai made its first public acknowledgement of privacy concerns relating to medical scans used to train AI, an exec moved to calm investors about Crikey’s investigation.

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Rex Patrick and Jacqui Lambie tell us their plan in one short car ride

Crikey called Rex Patrick and got a bonus chat with Jacqui Lambie, whose party he hopes to join as a comeback senator for South Australia.

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I-MED, harrison.ai silent as attorney-general and consumer advocates raise privacy concerns

Australia’s biggest medical imaging provider I-MED and buzzy startup harrison.ai didn’t respond to a Crikey investigation about their AI scan training. Harrison.ai’s co-founder, however, did look at my LinkedIn profile.

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Yes, Albo is the new ScoMo — he’s more of the void

The only real difference between Anthony Albanese and Scott Morrison is that Albo would have made a pretty successful Coalition prime minister.

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No, Albo isn’t the new ScoMo — he may still believe in something

Like many in Labor, Albanese is scarred by Bill Shorten’s 2019 defeat.

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Nine engages former John Howard spinner as consultant amid company turmoil

A former cult figure and Liberal Party spin doctor is helping Nine as it grapples with the fallout from a turbulent year.

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Was Australia’s refusal to vote on the Israel-Gaza UN resolution justified?

A closer look at the resolution shows us that Australia’s declared position masks a diplomatic anxiety about the elephant in the room.

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Peter Dutton’s nuclear plan could add hundreds of dollars to yearly power bill: Report

The opposition’s (as yet uncosted) plan to build seven nuclear reactors in Australia could see power bills rise by hundreds of dollars, and new US polling shows Kamala Harris has yet to land a decisive blow.

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Did Labor just come good on its promise to protect women at work?

As Brittany Higgins is dragged before court again and the hospitality industry faces a reckoning, it’s clear Kate Jenkins’ vision remains unrealised. But a reform passed Thursday is a major step forward.

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Labor’s ‘fully funded’ schools claim misleads

The federal government has not removed a loophole which potentially reduces funding to 96% of the Gonski level.

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Harris bombs where it matters in the swing states, as Biden’s fight over voter suppression heats up

Harris’ troubles are exactly what Joe Biden identified, though did not say, and why he stayed in the race until his fingernails were prised from the Oval Office doorframe.

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Albanese cements Australia’s status as the global village idiot

Anthony Albanese is only the latest politician to propose internet censorship. For a quarter of a century, Australia has had a succession of dumb censorship ideas.

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‘Known each other for a long time’: Gambling ad ban consultant is Michelle Rowland’s former colleague

Exclusive: Prior to her career in politics, Communications Minister Michelle Rowland worked for 10 years with a consultant her department recently hired to do a project on gambling policy.

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